Vandellòs presents five guided tours for this summer

The medieval past of Hospitalet de l'Infant, the tradition of Vandellòs oil mill, the fortifications of the civil war or life in the abandoned town of Castelló are some of the roposals to visit the area of ​​Culture of the City of Vandellòs and l'Hospitalet de l'Infant offered during the months of July, August and September. New this year, the opening of the new visitor center at the Hospital del Coll de Balaguer, which will take place on July 8 highlights. The building opens its doors of the wall and the restored tower and, through interactive and audiovisual equipment, visitors can learn about the medieval past of the town and the importance of the Hospital, who built l'Infant Pere in the fourteenth century.
Apart from this visit to the "Hospital de l'Infant Pere" four propostesmés. One of them is dedicated to know the town of Hifrensa, the urban complex that the architect Antonio Bonet Castellana designed in 1967 for workers in Vandellós-I. Outside this urban center, you can make the visit "Between two fronts: the fortifications of the civil war in the Coll de Balaguer," which allows us to observe the remains of the fortifications built in the territory during the Spanish civil war: Leticia tinderbox, and Pitrassa batteries and Cala d'Oques. This tour includes bus transportation to the place.
Vandellòs is also scheduled other activities, such as guided by the oil mill visit and the New Mill Cooperative Vandellòs, where visitors can taste the oil and workshops of aromatic oils or traditional soaps and take the result to home. The last tourist proposal offered by the City of Vandellòs and Hospitalet de l'Infant is the "Castelló, where the past revives" route to know how people lived 100 years ago the municipality in the village of Castelló, near Vandellòs and now he abandoned. All tours can be booked online (http://www.culturaalabast.com) and prices range from 1 to 4 euros.