L’Albagés is situated in Set River valley and has 369 inhabitants. Its landscape is peppered with orchards of olive and almond trees.

At the top with excellent panoramic views, you will find the remains of an ancient castle.  Castell de l’Albagés was built in the 12th century and  became the palace of the administrator of the Poblet monastery three centuries later.

lts highlights include a large Gothic window and the beautiful coat of arms of Abbot Guimerà of Poblet sculpted on either side of the window.

In the village, the Baroque-style church of Sant Joan Baptista boasts a profusely decorated façade and a slim belltower.

Nowadays L’Albagés is known for its reservoir at the end of the Segarra-Garrigues canal. There are many routes leading to it.