Vilar de Canes is a small village with an elongated layout, articulated around five main streets. On Calle Baix is the Les Eres bar, an ideal place to enjoy the local cuisine and take a break during your visit.
The municipality preserves a valuable heritage that reflects its history. Highlights include the Parish Church, rebuilt after the Civil War; the old Oil Mill, today the Oil Interpretation Centre, where you can learn about traditional production techniques; and the City Hall, next to the historic elm tree in the square, a symbol of community life.
Walking through its streets you will also discover small charming details, such as the nice engraving on the crossbar of the door of a house in the lowest part of the square that says "Tomás Miralles ordered it to be made in 1897". or modernist elements in some homes. A quiet tour allows you to appreciate the authenticity and character of this cozy village, and discover those unique details.