Sant Andreu de la Barca
Located in a fertile land on the right bank of the Llobregat, surrounded by the massif of the Ordal, Sant Andreu de la Barca is surely one of the smallest towns in extent but in a rich landscape.
Forest and natural areas occupy a third of its surface and offer itineraries for excursions on foot or by bike is wide and pleasant for visitors, as it is a walk through the old town, where we discovered modernist architectural gems Can Forn like.
Events
Sostibaix, the sustainable fortnight of Baix Llobregat
From 15 October to 1 November'La Moguda Gastronòmica' in Santa Perpètua de Mogoda
From 9 October to 8 NovemberPanoràmic Festival in Granollers, Barcelona, Terrassa and Vic
From 15 October to 27 DecemberThe Castañera in La Pedrera!
24 OctoberTransmaresme Bike
24 OctoberCrossing of the Three Hermitages of Olesa de Montserrat
25 OctoberPiera International Music Festival and Els Hostalets de Pierola
25 OctoberSEASONAL THEATER in Santa Perpetua de Mogoda
25 OctoberAutumn of Cooking and Mushrooms in Terrassa
From 30 October to 22 NovemberOpen doors at the Cava Centre, Sant Sadurní d'Anoia
1 NovemberMototerra in Els Hostalets de Pierola
1 NovemberNearby routes
The Baix Llobregat, a trip through history
150 years of the railway from Tarragona to Martorell
Route through the Sierra de las Torretes and the Castillo de Rosanes
Itinerary of the Monastery of Sant Genís de Rocafort
Itinerary through the city of Martorell
The battles of 1714
Fairs, cowherd boys, games and theater to celebrate Christmas
Mediterranean Trail
Monumental trees of Catalonia
A stroll through the gardens surrounding Barcelona
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…