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La Selva del Camp
La Selva del Camp stands on one side by the archaeological remains from Roman times to give it a definite historical character, and on the other hand, the hydraulic connection with culture, represented by the many architectures of all ages located in a privileged environment, tempting for walkers.
La Selva del Camp is also the hometown of one of the most prolific Catalan writers, as well as political: Joan Puig i Ferret (1882-1956).
The town offers the possibility of drawing a really interesting walking route, the route of Rec, a journey rich in culture hydraulic municipality and the region. This route passes through the Ponts (set of two arcs that Rec rose water to the wall to supply some of the people), the group remains corresponding to the ten flour mills, Alt bridge (or bridge of the Moros), and bridge the Sec Resclosa
The hydraulic architecture that appears as it unfolds Rec path is itself a claim of visits for those interested in the cultural heritage of the term.
But apart from these traces include the one hand the monumental sanctuary of Santa Maria de Paretdelgada, a work that holds a lot of artistic styles, and secondly, the set of traces corresponding to Roman villas, near a ten, which form a considerable body of archaeological protection.
The two best known are the villages of Paretdelgada and the Vilar de La Font del Abelló. The other villas are scattered territories detected correspond to sites where there are farms and villages, and even a gorge (ravine Sales).
Finally, the possibility of rising to the town of Albiol, at a height of 825 meters. Along the way you can enjoy the scenery offered by the forest of Major source.
Village festival
Easter, The Mystery of the Jungle (14/15 August), The Summer Festival (June) and winter (November 30).
