Llorac

Llorac Township is located in the northern end of the region of Conca de Barbera, on the banks of the Crow River. The municipality comprises Rauric aggregates, Albió, the Cirera and Montargull depopulated.

Notably, the parish church of San Juan, in Romanesque style and reconstruidoa in the eighteenth century. Formerly stood near the village Llorac Castle, but today is only a remnant of the wall.

Albió

This small town is located in the western part of the term, within walking distance of Vallfogona. The parish church of Sant Gil d'Albió, Latin cross plan and Romanesque portal. You can still see the foundations of the old castle of Albió AlbióMolino, solid construction XIII century.

Albion also include cheeses.

The Cirera

The Cirera is located in the center of the municipality, to the right of the Crow River. We can see the church of Santa María de Cirera which preserves Gothic elements.

Rauric

Rauric is located in the south-eastern side of the term. The Crow River is born very near this village on the source Rauric.

The old Castle of Rauric, only the foundations remain.