In the Llacuna area, from where you can see the castle and the town of Cervera, is this monumental olive tree located, an example of the recovery of abandoned olive trees and which is complementary to visiting the Molí d'Oli Interpretation Center. (233)
This is an old olive oil mill located next to the Rambla de Cervera. Built between the 14th and 15th centuries, it functioned as a manor system oil monopoly until the 1920s. Declared BIC (i.e. Bien de Interés Cultural = Asset of Cultural Interest), it has been converted into a visitor's center, and apart from a complete museum exhibition, it houses the town's tourist information office.
The Molí d'Oli in Cervera del Maestre is a traditional indjustrial facility which was used until the 1920s for the production of olive oil The mill building of medieval origin, gradually grew and was adapted to the new technological needs of oil production. Despite the fact that there are some inscriptions that speak about modification works of the building during the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, there is no doubt that the first building was built earlier, possiblty as a a lodge on the old road from the coast to Morella.
Listed as a Historic-Artistic Monument since 1983 and declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in 2007. The building was completely restored in 1986. The site is an industrial complex that was used up until the 1920s to make olive oil.