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The Vila-seca Castle is one of the municipality’s most interesting landmarks. Declared a Cultural Asset of National Interest, the castle is located to the north of the town, quite near to the Agricultural Cooperative’s Cellar Noucentista (Winery), and its svelte silhouette protrudes from the surrounding lush pine groves. The structure […]- The Celler de Vila-seca is very close to the Castell de Vila-seca and is considered a Cultural Asset of Local Interest. The building was built in 1919 by the architect Pere Domènech i Roure (son of the architect Lluís Domènech i Muntaner). The Celler de Vila-seca, in noucentista style, was […]
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The Església de Sant Esteve (Church of Saint Stephen) dates back to the seventeenth century. Its interior is Gothic in style with a single nave with side chapels where the buttresses rest, polygonal chancel and ribbed vaults. The exterior is in Renaissance style with a simple façade with a rose […]- Client
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The Portal de Sant Antoni is a gateway topped with a tower in the historic town centre of Vila-seca. Declared a Cultural Asset of National Interest. The early walled enclosure located to the east of the present-day church and guarded by four watchtowers was not large enough to house or […]- Client
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Many municipalities have conserved crosses at the entrance to the municipal limits, which were once used to delimit the different settlements that were part of it. In the case of Vila-seca, its structure was similar to that of mediaeval populations, comprised of different independent towns, albeit with close links between […]- Client
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The Piló del Rescat de Sant Esteve (Pillar of the Rescue/Ransoming by St Stephen) is a memorial to the popular millennial Catalan legend of the rescue of the 100 virgin maidens. Since 2017, the pillar has been located at the entrance to La Torre d’en Dolça Park, so that it […]- Client
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The Santuari de la Mare de Déu de la Pineda (Mother of God of La Pineda Chapel), located some 300 metres north of the intersection between the Salou-Tarragona dual carriageway and Raval de la Mar, in the direction of Vila-seca, is very well known to locals because of the traditional […]- Client
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One of the most representative symbols of La Pineda is the set of sculptures bearing the same name, meaning pine grove. The 24 metre height and 130 tonne weight of the eight pines in this glorious piece, designed by artist Xavier Mariscal, add beauty to the seaside promenade and symbolise […]- Client
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South of La Pineda Platja, the ‘Watermark’ sculptures filter light and wind, letting visitors rest in their shade. Created in steel by sculptor Sergi Aguilar, their purpose was to pay homage to writer and poet Carles Barral, considered one of the main figures of the 1950s literary generation. The monument, […]- Client
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Now many long centuries in the past, Vila-seca had several defence or watchtowers that circled the city to protect it from possible attacks. Many of these towers have been preserved today as heritage in the historic town centre. The defence towers are included on the route to get to know […]- Client
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Discover Vila-seca through its heritage Vila-seca has an interesting route for you to have a wander through the historic village centre to see many of the landmarks making up its cultural heritage. You can do the route at your own pace and however you like due to the installation of […]