Towns

To be found in the south-west area of the region, on the top of a hill near where the Siurana meets the Montsant river. T

Capçanes is to be found in the southern part of the county, in a valley surrounded by the Espasa, Montalt de la Picotxa and Llaberia mountain ranges. 

This municipality was once on a route from the Ebro to Tarragona that was used by generations of travellers in the past. 

El Molar lies in the west of the Priorat, to the right of the river Siurana. 

The hamlet of Scala Dei lies within the municipality of La Morera de Montsant, of which it forms part. It was originally the "conreria", a kind of administrative centre for the Carthusian monastery that existed nearby. It was the monastery's place of business, from which the brother in charge directed the workers, monks and others, who looked after the cellars, flocks and fields.

Perched atop a hill, some authors ascribe to it a Roman origin, but the first mention of it was in 1171, and it was not until 1258 that it received a charter, under the dominion of the Carthusian prior of Scala Dei. 

La Figuera is to be found in the Western area of the county. This area is dominated by cliffs and and the Montsant mountain range.
 

Located in the north-east of the Priorat, this village is perched on a hill, surrounded by the Montsant, the mountains of La Figuera and the pass of La Consolació. Situated to the south of the Montsant, the village is drained by the Riuet d’Scala Dei, which crosses the locality before flowing into the river Montsant in La Vilella Baixa.

Marçà lies at the foot of the hill of La Miloquera in the south-east of the county, separated from the neighbouring Baix Camp by the Llaberia hills and the mountain of La Mola de Colldejou.

In the north-west of the Priorat, on the side of a hill on the right bank of the river Siurana, lies Poboleda. The northern part of its municipal area is characterised by the first foothills of the Montsant massif, and the southern part by the north-western slopes of the Molló massif.

Village located at the western end of the county. Its municipal area includes the peaks of Puig de la Font and Puig dels Espinós.

In the south-east of the county, on the boundary between the Priorat and the Baix Camp and at the source of the Marçà watercourse, lies La Torre de Fontaubella. It is separated from the Baix Camp by the Llaberia and Argentera hills where they meet at the Coll Roig pass, near the peak of La Mola, 914 m above sea level.