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Restaurant Hotel Nou Moderno

Vilalba dels Arcs (a 7.4 Km)

Hotel restaurant to enjoy the tranquility of Terra Alta and try the local cuisine, with dishes, wines DO Terra Alta or Olive Oil Empeltre.

Ca L'Àngel

El Pinell de Brai (a 11.7 Km)

Small accommodation with very cozy and modern rooms, located in the center of the town and inaugurated in 2005.

Enoturisme Celler Piñol

Batea (a 15.8 Km)

Celler Piñol is a family winery located in Batea, dedicated to the production of real bottled works of art. Wines of high expression and complexity present in…

Hostal Gastronòmic La Creu

Móra d'Ebre (a 16.1 Km)

The Hostel is recently built, it was inaugurated in 2009, and its architecture is avant-garde in style. It is located on the main artery of Móra d'Ebre.

Ca la Leonor

Bot (a 18.9 Km)

Capacity: 5 people. Rural house of 1880, rehabilitated in 2012 conserving the original wooden beams and the stone walls.

Casa Rural Camins del Priorat

El Masroig (a 21.9 Km)

Capacity: 16 people. Live an unforgettable experience in the region by staying at Camins del Priorat, with those you love most, be it with family, friends or partner!

Hotel Celler Buil & Giné

Gratallops (a 25.6 Km)

A unique experience, a different and unique accommodation, we offer the possibility of staying in a winery, a different accommodation will allow you to have more…

The Passion of Vilalba dels Arcs

17/04/2025 ...

A social version of the Passion of Jesus! The Passion of Vilalba dels Arcs brings us closer to the social and cultural reality that Jesus Christ lived during the last days of his life, from the entry…

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