Many of the towns in the region have guided services that allow them to know their history, traditions, heritage and culture in depth.
The municipalities of Conca de Barberà: Espluga de Francolí, Vallclara, Vilaverd, Vilanova de Prades and Vimbodí i Poblet, are indoor and mountain destinations certified by the Prades Mountains Family Resort Destination Certificate granted by the Agency Catalana de Turisme (ACT), together with the villages of the Baix Camp region: Arbolí, Alcover, Mont-ral, La Febró, Capafonts and Prades.
In addition to hosting one of the most unique places in Catalonia declared World Heritage, the monastery of Santa Maria de Poblet, we find a collection of museums, collections and visitor spaces scattered throughout the region that preserve, disseminate and research the cultural heritage of the region.
Wine cellars and cellars have traditionally been linked to the Conca de Barberà region. After suffering the effects of the phylloxera, at the end of the 19th century, the first agricultural cooperatives emerged in the Conca de Barberà and, with them, the common buildings where the wine was produced, the cooperative wineries.
Coinciding with the need to adapt to the technological advances and the new social and commercial needs of the early 20th century, modernist wineries called “cathedrals of wine” by Àngel Guimerà are born, and they constitute buildings of great value within the heritage Architectural of the Conca de Barberà and of Catalonia.
In the Conca de Barberà there are 6 modernist wineries built by architects Pere Domènech and Cèsar Martinell, and not all are visitable. At the moment they are declared by the Generalitat de Catalunya Good Cultural of National Interest.
