Images of La Portellada
Discover the beauty of La Portellada through these photographs that capture its essence, its heritage and its landscapes.

La Portellada, divided into Mas de Dal and Mas de Baix, gained its independence in 1874. It stands out for its spacious mas and its olive oil with Denominación de Origen Bajo Aragón.
Although La Portellada originally came into being as a district of the neighbouring village of La Fresneda, in 1874 King Carlos III granted it the status of an independent town.
Even so, the village today remains divided into two areas/districts: “Mas de Dal” (Masía de Arriba) and “Mas de Baix” (Masía de Abajo), echoing its origins. The spacious mas are still today a characteristic feature of this municipality and a perfect example of the rural architecture of the area.
Among its most typical products is its olive oil, classified under the Denominación de Origen del Bajo Aragón.
Discover the most outstanding buildings and features of the historic and cultural heritage of La Portellada.

Discover the parish church of San Cosme y San Damián in La Portellada, a 17th-century landmark that unites the neighbourhoods. Admire its architecture, dome and the historic change of coats of arms.


These two houses offer a good example of the traditional popular rural architecture of the comarca.

Discover the Piló de Sant Pere Màrtir de Verona in La Portellada, a viewpoint with spectacular views over the Tastavins and a key point for regional cartography.

Discover the hermitage of San Miguel in La Portellada, a modest 18th-century construction restored by the community, a setting for pilgrimages and with a history of social service during epidemics.
Sumérgete en la cultura y los paisajes de La Portellada con nuestro video en español.
Explore the charm and natural beauty of La Portellada with our English video.
Descobreix la cultura i els paisatges de La Portellada amb el nostre vídeo en català.
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Discover the beauty of La Portellada through these photographs that capture its essence, its heritage and its landscapes.

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