Sant Vicenç de Castellet
Known as "the stone of St. Vincent," this exploitation has become the main economic activity, with workshops devoted not only to work but also the stone itself imported marble. Industrialization came with the railway, but had previously been a rural population heavily influenced by the vineyard.
The town, the ancient core Vallhonesta, gateway to the Natural Park of Sant Llorenc del Munt and l'Obac, has retained ties with the land.
Events
Fira Mediterrània de Manresa 2026
From 15 to 18 OctoberEmbarrats Fair in Sant Joan de Vilatorrada
From 16 to 18 OctoberMoaré Terrassa Festival
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 NovemberPanoràmic Festival in Granollers, Barcelona, Terrassa and Vic
From 15 October to 27 DecemberOperation Castaween in Món Sant Benet
17 OctoberCalders Juga, the board game and role-playing festival of Central Catalonia
17 OctoberPiera International Music Festival and Els Hostalets de Pierola
18 OctoberScary Nights in Sant Joan de Vilatorrada
24 OctoberNearby routes
Tubs among vineyards in the Pont de Vilomara i Rocafort
Path of the natural parks
The route of the 3 mountains
Grand Tour de Catalunya - Section 1. Vineyards with taste in the sea: from Barcelona to Tarragona
Sant Jeroni from the Montserrat Monastery. Walk along the Camí Vell and return to Sant Joan
At the foot of Cavall Bernat de Montserrat
Montserrat, symbol of Catalonia
Ruta Medieval in Bages
Paths of the Bishop and Abbot Oliba
The Ignatian Way
News
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