The TRAM Route in Baix Llobregat

The TRAM Route returns this year with renewed proposals to discover the Baix Llobregat, combining heritage, culture, gastronomy and nature accessible by public transport.

Route 2026 Updates

This year, the main new feature of the TRAM Route is its participation in the Gaudí Year celebrations with a specific program that incorporates Modernism as its central theme. This new approach allows visitors to discover some of the region's main Modernist attractions through a route that combines heritage, mobility, and cultural experiences.

Among the proposals, the works of Jujol in Sant Joan Despí stand out, such as the Can Negre farmhouse and the Torre de la Creu, authentic masterpieces that reflect the creativity and style of the architect, as well as the modernist route of Sant Feliu de Llobregat, which allows you to discover emblematic buildings and architectural details of the city.

Also included are the Esplugues Museums, which allow visitors to discover art through tile displays, and the iconic Pujol i Bausis "La Rajoleta" factory, a testament to the industrial legacy of Modernist ceramics. In Cornellà de Llobregat, the Water Museum, located in a building designed by Josep Amargós, offers an interactive experience that combines architectural heritage and technology, and within the same complex, a recreated waterfall from Casa Vicens. A short distance from the museum, Casa Camprubí showcases the ornamental details and decorative richness that characterize Modernism in the region.

This combination of outstanding buildings and spaces makes the TRAM Route a complete and attractive way to discover the modernist heritage of Baix Llobregat.

Commitment to local tourism

TRAM and the Baix Llobregat Tourism Consortium have renewed their agreement to continue promoting the region through the TRAM Route. This initiative reinforces their commitment to sustainable, local tourism, offering activities that combine culture, nature, and gastronomy, all accessible by public transport.

The TRAM Route also offers many other "TRAM getaways" that invite you to explore the region. Highlights include family workshops at the MMACA Mathematics Museum, a visit to the Palau Mercader Museum in Cornellà de Llobregat, and a tour of the air-raid shelter and the remains of the flour mill in Sant Just Desvern.

The Route also incorporates a quality gastronomic offer with special discounts in establishments such as the Mirador de Sant Just Desvern, as well as wine and food experiences at the Celler de Can Mata and artisanal chocolate workshops at Blanxart.

The Farmers' Markets allow you to buy fresh products from the Baix Llobregat Agricultural Park, while nature lovers can discover urban parks such as the Roserar de Dot and Camprubí Park in Sant Feliu de Llobregat, the Can Vidalet Park in Esplugues or the Torreblanca Park, located between several municipalities in the region.