Discover the best top things to do in Terra Alta, Spain including LaFou Celler, Celler Cal Menescal, Identitat Extra Virgin Olive Oil, La Catedral del Vi, Bodega Cooperativa de Gandesa, Museo Memorial Batalla de l'Ebre Gandesa, Exposicion Guerra Civil La Trinxera.
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Celler Menescal SL is a family business located in Bot, region of Terra Alta, and we are dedicated to the world of wine since the late nineteenth century. Recently built (inaugurated the new rooms in the cellar in 2000), considered the new wine as a necessary element for achieving extract the maximum potential of our grapes and separate rooms for each part of the process of preparing . The sum of the years of experience, new skills, knowledge, ideas and dreams that bring the younger generation, resulting in the acquisition of new high-quality products that combine tradition with latest market trends.
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EXPERIENCE THE GOODNESS OF OLIVE OIL Just 2 hours from Barcelona. Touring and tasting amongst centennial olive trees. Discover all the secrets behind a high quality olive oil. Tailor your own olive oil with our olive oil master. All surrounded by an unbeatable scenario which inspired Picasso to create Cubism.
Identitat Extra Olive Oil is a manufacturer of oil located in Horta de Sant Joan, a little and very beautiful town in Tarragona Region, in the South of Catalonia. I came to the town to walk around and I found this place, which was wonderful. I could do a guided visit, where one of the owners explained to me the history and the process of production of oils, all very interesting. Also I could do a tasting of the most representative oils of the place and saw a great views of the surroundings. Pitifully, I had not too time and I could not all the visit, so I will return again here in the next future, I hope.
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This building was created by César Martinell. Popularly known as the "Cathedral of wine of Pinell de Brai", the construction was designed in the Modernista style in 1922. Currently, this building is managed by the winery Pagos de Hibera, which aside from making their wines, offers tours, wine tastings and restaurant service in its facilities
We visited on Tuesday, it's a visit without guide following QR codes. It's a great building designed by Cesar Martinell. The visit includes 2 or 4 wines depending on what you pay.
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I went here about 6 years ago and recently returned. It is an excellent museum for those with a special interest in the Spanish Civil War (still a raw subject) or just a general interest in modern history. The audio-visual display is exceptional and the account of the Battle of the Ebro on the countryside and society very interesting.
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