Church of Sant Adjutori
A 12th-century Romanesque site with a unique circular design and a dome of concentric stone rings, offering a glimpse into medieval architectural innovation.
A Romanesque church documented from the 12th century, likely replacing an older building from before the 10th century. It has a circular layout without an apse and is covered by a dome made of concentric stone rings.
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.
Torre Negra
Explore a 12th-century defense tower with medieval windows and a semicircular gate. Discover legendary escape mines on weekend guided tours.
Sant Medir Shrine
A 10th-century Romanesque shrine nestled in a lush holm-oak wood, offering traditional Catalan festivities with dances, human towers, and a celebratory meal.
Font Groga
A nature reserve with dense, humid forests of holm oak and oak, offering ecological richness and special protection.
Can Monmany
Nestled by Puig Madrona, this historic site features a clock tower, chapel, and defense turrets, offering a glimpse into its late 19th-century splendor.
Church of Sant Adjutori
A 12th-century Romanesque site with a unique circular design and a dome of concentric stone rings, offering a glimpse into medieval architectural innovation.