Population: 359 inhabitants (2001) - Surface: 10,70 km² - Density: 33,55 h/km² - Altitude: 232 m - Other villages: Bellavista and Casafort - Bigger parties: last weekend of July and 20 January (Sant Sebastià)

   Its term is full of vines that supplies the farming cooperative in its wine and cava production. The almond trees, the hazels and olive trees complement the cultivations and define the different colour spots of its landscape.

   The village is formed around the church and the walls of the old castle, in a small hill nearby the Garidells torrent.

   The streets of the ancient nucleus preserve the rural houses typology and the outlying district open the village to the country field.

   BELLAVISTA is situated by the Valls road. There is a fortified house and the Santa Creu's Chapel, a small building with a bulrush bell tower and a wonderful façane.

   CASAFORT is an unpopulated village located in the north-east of Nulles. The building that stands out from the village has a coat of arms from the XVIII century that belongs to the Perelada Count, the Vallmoll Baron and the nobles of the place, where a legend is written about when. The Lord moves cause and judges it, attributed to the Holy Office or Inquisition.

   SANT JOAN BAPTISTA'S PARROCHIAL CHURCH - They started to built it in 1510 and in the XVIII century the building was reconstructed following the neoclassic lines style with a strong influence of the baroque. The octagonal tower of the bell tower borns from a squared base, where the large fortified tower juts out and crowns with a cupola. On the outside right wall of the church we can appreciate the ruins of the castle.

   COOPERATIVE FARMING OF SANT ISIDRE - The trade union farming was founded in 1915. It keeps on elaborating and marketing wines and cava (catalan champagne) of a very high quality. The modernist building that takes in the cooperative is one of the main works of Cèsar Martinell, architect that marked a singular style based in the influence of the Art Nouveau and the austerity of Noucentisme realized in different wines cellars and cooperatives of the area. The outer facade combines the obra vista with worked stone and dry stone walls, integrating the building in the constructive tradition of the town. The inner naves are formed by arcs that maintain with much force and originality the structure of the building.

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