Blue Route – The Marathon
A long circular route to discover the historic heritage, museums, modernist architecture and most emblematic green spaces of Sant Cugat.
Monastery museum
Explore interactive exhibits showcasing Benedictine life, medieval splendor, and its decline through models, touch screens, and audiovisuals.
Monastery Gardens
A vibrant hub with panoramic views, nearby gardens host leisure activities, offering a lively meeting spot for tourists.
Torrent de Ferrussons Park
Situated at the highest point of Coll Favà, it offers stunning views and a natural setting with shaded paths, ideal for outdoor activities.
La Pollancreda Park
This spacious park features poplars, a stream with bridges, a large play area, and facilities for cycling, ball games, petanque, and skating.
Pi d’en Xandri
The Pi d’en Xandri is considered another of the symbols of the city. It is a pine tree over 250 years old and 23 metres high.
Arborètum Park
A scenic path leads to a park showcasing diverse Catalan trees, from lowlands to Pyrenees, and includes a children's play area.
ARMET HOUSE
A modernist gem in Sant Cugat features intricate facades, Gothic elements, a watchtower, windmill, and water tank, showcasing unique architectural artistry.
Grau-Garriga contemporary textile art center. Cal Quitèria
Spain's first contemporary textile art hub showcases dynamic exhibits and offers workshops and creative residencies for immersive cultural experiences.
Parc Ramon Barnils
A spacious green area with meadows, walking paths and children's play areas.
Modernist Wine Cellar
Explore a unique architectural gem showcasing wine history, production, and the genius of architect Cèsar Martinell.
Cal Gerrer – House Museum. Marilyn Monroe
Explore Marilyn Monroe's life through personal items, film recreations, and Europe's largest library on her, plus art and ceramics from local families.
THE ARCADES OF CARRER MAJOR
They are one of the most charming corners of the historic centre of Sant Cugat.
Old Market
Located right in the heart of the city, it is housed in a unique Modernist building that forms part of Sant Cugat’s heritage.
Turó de Can Mates Park
The city's largest park offers stunning views and features giant slides for children, surrounded by holm oaks and Mediterranean shrubs.
Mercantic
A vibrant market village with antique dealers, colorful shops, live music, Spain's largest second-hand bookshop, art workshops, and diverse food options.
Can Vernet aqueduct
A 14th-century Gothic aqueduct, set in a scenic park, offers a glimpse into historical water transport to a monastery and village.
Museum of Comics and Illustration of Sant Cugat
Explore the evolution of comics through original works in a historic mid-19th century building, showcasing 135 years of graphic narrative.