Discover the Enchanting History of Valls

Nestled in the heart of the Camp de Tarragona, Valls is not just a city; it's a story waiting to be told. With a population of 24,570 in 2014, this town is famous for its delicious calçots and the captivating tradition of building human towers. The history of Valls resonates with passion and pride, heralding the birthplace of celebrated composer Robert Gerhard.

Valls invites you to relish its culinary delights, especially the vibrant calçotada feast, a festival that draws crowds from all over, including Barcelona. The flavors of grilled meats complemented by local wines evoke a warm nostalgia, reminding us of shared moments around the table.

As you explore Valls, don't miss the chance to connect with nearby towns like Reus, Tarragona, and Creixell. Each offers a unique slice of Catalonia's rich tapestry.

Join us in preserving the legacy of this unforgettable town. Share your fotografías antiguas de Valls and be part of a remarkable project at OLDPIK that seeks to capture the essence of our past through imágenes antiguas de Valls.