Population: 175 inhabitants (2001) - Surface: 3'03 km² - Density: 57,76 h/km² - Altitude: 132 m - Bigger parties: 25 July (Saint Jaume)

   The term is formed by a group of hills next to the Francolí river and to the Garidells bank. The village is located in one of the most elevated hills. This place offers a vast view.

   It is a classic and Mediterranean landscape, with soft ripples, marked by different ways and villages, and the blue background of the mountain range.

   The watered lands next to the Francolí river allow the cultivation of hazels, cereals, fruit trees and poultry farming. The ones unirrigated show a lot of variety: olive trees, almond trees, hazels and vines.

   These farming's contrast with the intense green spots of the forests and the thickets extended all around the term.

   SANT JAUME'S CHURCH - Building from the XIX century of simple and sober style. It has a small bell tower up against to a façane of squared floor. The outsides of the buildings are of stucco. Around the church we find a big gardened square and the town council that form the centre of the village, vast and bright.

   THE CASTLE - The village has been formed in the slope of a small hill and it is headlined by the remains of the castle. The oldest part is placed by the castle and formed by streets that save the unevenness, and drive us to the modernist part, opened to the landscape.

   The ruins of the castle highlight in the high part of the hill and offer a singular image of the village. The building preserves many of its walls, the inside structure and a tower up against to it built of stone.

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