Population: 787 inhabitants (2001) - Surface: 17,91 km² - Density: 43,94 h/km² - Altitude: 254 m - Other villages: Pedrós and Cabeces - Bigger parties: first weekend of August and 17 January - Other parties: Festival of Catalan Dance - Weekly market: Thursday

   The old nucleus preserves the ancient villa structure with the old church in one of the extremes.

   Walking around the village we shall appreciate the most ancient zone. The façade of Sant Pere is the only one that still remains and indicates us one of the ancient entrance to the village.

   Starting from the old nucleus, the village is extended across different outlying districts, traditionally inhabited of farmers and formed by streets directed to the country field.

   It is a village fully dedicated to the agriculture, and it is easy to perceive it on the daily activity and in the form and structure of its houses.

   This term is dedicated to the dry land farming's: cereals, almond trees, olive trees and specially vine. The viticulture has been the main activity in Vilabella since many centuries ago. The agricultural cooperative was created in 1946. The large group of companies give proof of the interest and respect that the Vilabella's inhabitants have for the culture, art and traditions.

   PARROCHIAL CHURCH OF SANT PERE - It is a great neoclassical building planed by the architect Ignasi Jordà. The floor is of a latin cross, has three naves, high altar and lateral chapels, transept and cupola. The old church still remains: it is a late gothic style building with elements from the XII and XIII centuries. A set of floor tiles from the XVII century that formed part of the ancient Roser's altar, were took from the Sant Pere's Church, and are preserved at the entrance of the abbey.

   PORTAL DE SANT PERE - It is one of the four entrance halls in the walls that gave access to the villa. It is the only element preserved and dates from the XV century.

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