Vistabella (Tarragona) facts for kids
Vistabella is a small village in Spain, located in the province of Tarragona. Its full name is Vistabella del Camp. In 2008, about 148 people lived there. It is found north-west of the town of La Secuita.
The people who live in Vistabella are called vistabellencs in the Catalan language.
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A Look at Vistabella's History
Vistabella started as a place where people kept their animals, part of a larger area called El Codony. This area was once separate from the land owned by the Santes Creus Monastery. Over time, the village grew.
The Famous Church
Vistabella is home to a beautiful and unique church called the Sacred Heart Church. It was built in 1923 by a famous architect named Josep Maria Jujol. The church is a great example of Modernisme, which is a style of art and architecture popular in Catalonia, similar to Art Nouveau.
Fun Times and Traditions
Vistabella celebrates its main annual festival, called the Festa Major, around August 24th. This day is also known as Saint Bartholomew's Day.
Winter Celebrations
Years ago, the village also used to have a Winter Festa Major. This celebration took place on January 6th, which is the day of the Epiphany.
The Ping Pong Championship
Every year during the Festa Major, there is a fun ping pong championship. This event is held at the Casal Jujol civic center. It brings together players from Vistabella and even from nearby towns.
More Information
- In Spanish: Vistabella (Tarragona) para niños
