Torre Negra
Explore a 12th-century defense tower with medieval windows and a semicircular gate. Discover legendary escape mines on weekend guided tours.
The Torre Negra country house has its origins in a very well preserved 12th century defence tower, used to resist the incursions of the Arabs and populate the area. The square-shaped tower and the medieval elements such as the windows and the semicircular front gate stand out.
According to legend, in the Torre Negra there were mines connected to the Monastery through which the monks could escape in case of attack. Guided tours on weekends.
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
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Font Groga
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Can Monmany
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Church of Sant Adjutori
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