Towns
The municipality of Tivissa, which is in the Ribera d’Ebre district in the south of Catalonia, stretches from a plain to the right of the Ebro River to the Mediterranean. It borders the districts of Priorat, Baix Camp and Baix Ebre and covers 208 km2, which makes it the sixth largest municipality in Catalonia.
There are four towns in the municipality, La Serra d’Almos, Darmós, Llaberia and Tivissa, which the municipality is named after.
Tivissa
Tivissa is located on top of a hill 312 metres high at the foot of the Serra de Tivissa and Llaberia mountains, which hem it in to the east and south, forming an amphitheatre that provides a magnificent view of the mountains of Prades, Montsant, Pàndols, Cavalls and Serra de Cardo. The...
La Serra d'Almos
La Serra d’Almos came about as farmhouses gradually formed a town around the chapel of St. Domènec, which later became a church. The town has grown to either side of the road leading out from it with flat, wide streets parallel to Barranc de Tartacó. The parish church is dedicated...
Darmós
Darmós is located 12 km from Tivissa and borders the villages of Móra la Nova and Garcia. It is 182 metres above sea level and is 1.218 ha in size. The town’s name is Arabic and comes from the Moorish inhabitants of the country houses that joined to form it. The church is dedicated...
Llaberia
The town is in the northeast of the municipality, 23 km away by road. To the west is La Serra d’Almos and Capçanes is to the northwest. Colldejou is to the north, Pratdip is to the east and Vandellòs is to the south. Llaberia is the smallest and highest town in the municipality...