Are you interested moving to Spain? Well in this article you can experience some taste of It.! Creixell belongs to district of Tarragones of province of Tarragona. It covers a territorial extension of 10, 5 Km2. It is very near from Mediterranean coast, and right next to ‘El Massís de Bonastre’. This massif occupies more than half of surface of township which is situated in north part; and in east side is where there is inhabited centre, in a plane area. The littoral has no geographic accidents. Within township, there are many private residential areas which are very close to village. One of most famous is "Barri de les Botigues de Mar", which is next to beach which is 1.200 mts. long, far from inhabited centre.

POPULATION According to last census carried out by Nacional Institute of Statistics, in 2001 there were 2.086 inhabitants. HISTORY The oldest remains that have been found in village belong to a Roman village from II and III centuries. They were built in an area that is known nowadays as "La Clota", between national road and beach. By coast of Creixell is been found some pieces of ceramics, lead, stone and other tools used hundred of years ago. The first documents talking about Creixell date from XI century. It appears a place called "Lloc de les Morisques" which belongs to township nowadays. Creixell appears in many documents of donation and sales, until Archbishop of Barcelona Ramon de Castellvell, in 1190, gave a Population permit to people who wanted to live in village of Creixell. In XVI century, most of villages of El Tarragonès developed an intense vitality and activity due to presence of ‘La Comuna del Camp’. However, there were many attacks from pirates and some plagues that affected these villages, such as Black Death. Nevertheless, a few years later they experienced a demographic increase due to entrance of many French people in this area. During "Guerra dels Segadors" village was sacked and robbed by soldiers. It supported Archiduque Carlos during "Guerra de Successió", as many villages of "La Comuna" did, and contributed to war with some soldiers and quantities of money.

During XVIII century, Creixell became a part of "Corregiment de Tarragona", and as in all villages of country, there was a strong demographic and economic decrease. In 1767, after Jesuits were expulsed, jurisdiction of village went to hands of crown, which sold it to Salvador de Marc. He and his descendants governed "Señorío de Creixell and Roda" until manor rights were abolished.

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