Valls

Valls is the capital of the comarca of Alt Camp, in Catalonia, Spain. As per the 2014 enumeration it has a populace of 24,570. Valls is known for its calcots a kind of scallion or green onion and the human towers convention known as the castells. The town is the origination of the author Robert Gerhard. Valls is a city and region in the territory of Tarragona in Catalonia in northeastern Spain. It is the capital of the area of Alt Camp. With a populace of 24,570 occupants in 2014, it speaks to the greater part of the number of inhabitants in the county. It is situated in the zone known as Camp de Tarragona by the River Francoli, close Reus and Tarragona the capital of the territory.

Valls is known for its culinary convention, the devouring calcots at what is known as a "calcotada". The calcots are an expansive sort of sweet-enhanced spring onion, grilled over a pit of blazing vines, and eaten sizzling with a sauce. The calcotada proceeds with a primary course of meats and wieners flame broiled over a similar sparkling coals, and is washed down with privately created wines. The calcots are just accessible among December and May and draw coffee shops from as far away as Barcelona. The calcot is developed locally and has a "PGI"status similarly that champagne does.