Valls and environment
The Class Valls Hotel invites you to discover the most interesting places and activities for sightseeing in the city of Valls and its surroundings. Enjoy your stay at the hotel and explore this area of the Costa Dorada, with one of the richest historical and cultural legacy of the Tarragona region and Catalonia.
If you're interested in local culture, walk around the historic center of Valls or attend any of the meetings castellers that take place regularly in the capital of Alt Camp, the most important tradition of Tarragona and probably throughout the Catalan territory. If you love good wine, you can choose to visit a nearby winery ; and if you prefer walking and sport you can follow some of the marked trails on foot or by bike, or visit the Cistercian Route, full of monasteries recognized internationally.
If you're interested in local culture, walk around the historic center of Valls or attend any of the meetings castellers that take place regularly in the capital of Alt Camp, the most important tradition of Tarragona and probably throughout the Catalan territory. If you love good wine, you can choose to visit a nearby winery ; and if you prefer walking and sport you can follow some of the marked trails on foot or by bike, or visit the Cistercian Route, full of monasteries recognized internationally.
Visit the center of the city and its history Valls
The human towers and other celebrations of the town of Valls
Self-guided tours through the historic center of Valls
Self-guided tours to know famous people from valls
Tarragona Cathedral
Roman Tarraco
Essential route
Get to Know the Modernism in Reus
Popular parties and Reus celebrations
Visit the center of the city and its history Valls
El Pati. This square is at the centre of the city. In El Pati, there are remains of the castle built at the end of the 12th century.
The Rosal Chapel. Inside the chapel there are two 17th century glazed tile panels commemorating the Battle of Lepanto, which are considered National Cultural Heritage.
The Town Hall. Located in the old Plaza del Blat, the square in which the castellers take place, is the Town Hall building, built between 1593 and 1595.
The archpriest’s church of John the Baptist was built between 1570 and 1583 and is a combination of the Gothic and Renaissance styles.