Cal Colomina

This rural accommodation that is located in the vicinity of the village of folquer, belongs to the City of artisa de Segre, in the province of Lérida.

It is a Masía typically Catalan of 2 floors which was built in the 1634 year and functioned as an old traveler house. 

Currently, it has been restored completely and has the capacity to accommodate 10 people, there is the possibility that the number will increase, under previous request.

We have 5 bedrooms with marriage bed and 3 bathrooms, distributed throughout the rural house, one of them is completely adapted for people with reduced mobility, to facilitate access to all our guests, guaranteeing all possible comfort.

Other rooms of the house correspond to a cuisine-office with dining table, television and an old wood oven ; A room to be located in the Buhardilla with wooden beams on the ceiling, chimney, television and pool table American; as well as a terrace with barbecue.

The rural farmhouse is surrounded by a natural lawn with pool of season
All rooms have heating central and there is a possibility of staying with animals, upon request.

We remind all our clients that the rural house is in an area where there is little coverage internet and mobile telephony so it is ideal for a few days of disconnection and tranquility.

We recommend making the Route of the Castles of the Segarra region (a line of medieval fortifications built between the 10 and twelfth centuries) with castles such as:

• Montsonís Castle (it has 2 well -preserved square towers and 3 access points)
• Montclar Castillo (suffered a transformation during the Renaissance period and still retains a Roman era tower)

The closest town is segre artisa, which highlights the antona
Another interesting town is alós de Balaguer, in which you can visit the church of San Félix (Romanesque style and with a gothic wood altarpie
Another municipality with a rich artistic heritage is Vilanova de Meiá, which retains the ruins of an old medieval village and houses the church of Santa María de Meiá (built in the twelfth century following the Romanesque style)