Castellolí
The ruins of Aulí (or Castellolí), considered one of the seven wonders of the cultural heritage of the Basin of Òdena, scene of major battles and important actions in defense of Llobregat Valley, are today visiting inexcusable when one He comes to town. Already documented in 1003, this castle retains an old rectangular tank, the walls of some rooms and the ruins of an old church with much of the apse.
Events
Fira Mediterrània de Manresa 2026
From 15 to 18 OctoberEmbarrats Fair in Sant Joan de Vilatorrada
From 16 to 18 OctoberEcoviure Fair in Manresa
From 2 to 20 OctoberCatalonia Industrial Tourism Week 2026
From 16 to 25 OctoberSostibaix, the sustainable fortnight of Baix Llobregat
From 15 October to 1 NovemberSample of High Altitude Wines from La Llacuna
From 17 to 18 October"El Nostre Festival" - Llet Nostra
18 OctoberPiera International Music Festival and Els Hostalets de Pierola
18 OctoberScary Nights in Sant Joan de Vilatorrada
24 OctoberAntiques Market and Craft Fair in Igualada
25 OctoberCrossing of the Three Hermitages of Olesa de Montserrat
25 OctoberNearby routes
Montserrat, symbol of Catalonia
The Ignatian Way
The paper path for Catalonia
Camino de Santiago: from Sant Esteve d'en Bas in Cervera
The leather path in Igualada
At the foot of Cavall Bernat de Montserrat
San Pedro and the Matamatxos Coast
Holidaymakers and Modernism in Hostalets de Pierola
Route through the natural area of Roques Blanques
The Academy of the Distrustful
News
Iron architecture: the light and steam of industrial Catalonia
In the 19th century, the Industrial Revolution not only changed the way people worked and lived, but also profoundly transformed architecture. The arrival of new materials, such as cast iron, wrought iron, and glass, opened up possibilities…
Gothic Architecture: The light and height of medieval Catalonia
Gothic architecture marks a turning point in the history of Catalonia. It was the style that transformed cities, places of worship, and the way people built collectively. A style that changed not only the stone itself, but also the way people…