La Torre del Codina
The Codina Tower
It is a rural tourism house that is rented entirely. It has 6 rooms, 3 triples and 3 doubles with a capacity of between 12 and 15 people, we have 2 cribs.
The house is fully equipped and has a large closed patio with barbecue, parking, games room with billiards, table football, kitchen, a large dining room with living room and fireplace.
The Torre del Codina is located in the municipality of Talladell, municipality of Tàrrega, Urgell region, 45 km away. from Lleida.
It is classified as a Heritage Asset of Local Interest. In the rehabilitation, great care has been taken to preserve the essence and language of the country's rural architecture made of dry stone and Calerense stone masonry. An original bread oven, two wine presses with tiles and clay slabs, two cellars, a stone cistern, a stable and a corral with stone arches.
The rural environment of the terms
Talladell, Mas de Bondia, Montornés, Vilagrasseta, Verdú, Granyena and Granyanella have a very rich and valuable rural architectural heritage that is at the same time very unknown. As well as the natural and landscape values of the Ondara Valley, Cercavins, and Vilagrasseta.
The area is ideal for cycling, hiking, bird and nature photography, knowledge of wild plants, ornithology and digiscoping.
You can also enjoy the services and leisure of two nearby cities and regional capitals such as Tàrrega and Cervera, with museums about the Jewish and Hebrew past of Tàrrega, or the sporting present of Marc Márquez in the Cervera Museum.
And the same house that is located in the middle of an organic farm, at an altitude of 480m and in a privileged natural and landscape environment.
Nearby routes
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Events
Catalonia Industrial Tourism Week 2026
From 16 to 25 OctoberGuissona SegaMots Festival
From 23 to 25 OctoberGuided tours of the old town of Verdú
24 OctoberLes Garrigues Amateur Comic Theatre Showcase
From 7 to 8 NovemberGuided tour of Sant Esteve Castle in Castellfollit de Riubregós
8 NovemberAntiques and Arts Market of Tàrrega
21 NovemberChristmas and Three Kings Day celebrations in Montblanc
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