Camino Catalan: Points of interest

Cultural and natural places linked to this walk in the Appy catalogue. Check each location and description to plan your visit.

• Girona Cathedral

  11th-century cathedral in Gothic style, in Girona, Spain, designated as Cultural Asset of National Interest, 30 m tall, 55.0 km long.

• Church of San Miguel, Fraga

  The ruins of the Gothic church of San Miguel, built on the medieval castle, which itself stood on a Muslim settlement that had been Visigothic and Roman.

• Vallparadís estació

  Archaeological site, in Terrassa, Spain, designated as Cultural Asset part of the cultural heritage of Catalonia.

• Castell d'Anglesola

  Castle in Romanesque style, in Anglesola, Spain, designated as Cultural Asset part of the cultural heritage of Catalonia, at 338 m elevation.

• Castell d'Hostalric

  Castle in vernacular style, in Hostalric, Spain, designated as Cultural Asset of National Interest, at 189 m elevation.

• Castell de Collbató

  A castle on a conical hilltop looking over to the Montserrat mountain, first documented in 1113 when a viscount gave it to his daughter Ermessenda.

• La Mòmia

  Natural landmark, in Monistrol de Montserrat, Spain, at 1,127 m elevation, built in conglomerate.

• El Pont Gran

  19th-century bridge, in Santa Margarida de Montbui, Spain.

• Monument a Pere Vives Vich

  Monument, in Igualada, Spain, designated as Cultural Asset part of the cultural heritage of Catalonia.

• Igualada Leather Museum

  20th-century museum, in Igualada, Spain.

• Castell de Riquer

  Castle, in Montmaneu, Spain, designated as bien de interés cultural.

• Castell de Bellmunt

  14th-century castle in vernacular style, in Bellmunt de Segarra, Spain, designated as Cultural Asset of National Interest, at 790 m elevation.

• Castell de Cervera

  11th-century castle, in Cervera, Spain, designated as Cultural Asset of National Interest, at 542 m elevation.

• Tossal de les Forques

  Natural landmark, in Cervera, Spain, at 562 m elevation, built in limestone.

• Monument a la Generalitat

  20th-century monument, designed by Josep Maria Subirachs, in Cervera, Spain, designated as Cultural Asset of Local Interest, at 519 m elevation.

• L'Elefant

  A rock that looks like an elephant from the monastery side, with a huge trunk hanging down its east face.

• La Panxa del Bisbe

  Natural landmark, in Monistrol de Montserrat, Spain, at 1,046 m elevation.

• El Trencabarrals

  Natural landmark, in Collbató, Spain, at 1,016 m elevation, built in conglomerate.

• Gorra Frígia

  Natural landmark, in Collbató, Spain, at 1,152 m elevation.

• Miranda de Santa Magdalena

  Natural landmark, in Collbató, Spain, at 1,132 m elevation, built in conglomerate.

• Rosari Monumental de Montserrat

  A path cut into the mountain between 1691 and 1704, lined with sculpture groups for the fifteen mysteries of the Rosary, added from 1896 to 1916.

• El Cavall Bernat

  Natural landmark, in Marganell, Spain, at 1,110 m elevation.

• Monument to Verdaguer

  20th-century monument, in Monistrol de Montserrat, Spain.

• El Moro

  Natural landmark, in Monistrol de Montserrat, Spain, at 1,206 m elevation, built in conglomerate.

• Sant Jeroni

  Natural landmark, in Marganell, Spain, at 1,237 m elevation, built in conglomerate.

• Montserrat

  A saw-toothed massif of pink conglomerate, its name meaning serrated mountain, rising to 1,236 m at Sant Jeroni. On a very clear day the summit sees Mallorca's Serra de Tramuntana, over 200 km away.

• L'Albarda Castellana

  Natural landmark, in Collbató, Spain, at 1,178 m elevation, built in conglomerate.

• Cul de Portadora

  Natural landmark, in Vacarisses, Spain, at 461 m elevation, built in sandstone.

• Bridge over the Llobregat

  14th-century bridge in Gothic style, in Monistrol de Montserrat, Spain, designated as Cultural Asset of National Interest.

• Montgròs

  Natural landmark, in El Bruc, Spain, at 1,133 m elevation, built in conglomerate.

• Roca Plana dels Llamps

  Natural landmark, in El Bruc, Spain, at 1,162 m elevation, built in conglomerate.

• Miranda dels Ecos

  Natural landmark, in El Bruc, Spain, at 1,223 m elevation, built in conglomerate.

• Roca dels Corbs

  Natural landmark, in Collbató, Spain, at 436 m elevation.

• Antic pont del cremallera

  19th-century bridge, in Monistrol de Montserrat, Spain.

• Igualada Muleteer's Museum

  21st-century museum, in Igualada, Spain.

• Pont Petit de la Palanca

  20th-century bridge, in Santa Margarida de Montbui, Spain.

• Roca de la Pedrissa

  Natural landmark, in Òdena, Spain, at 398 m elevation, built in siltstone.

• Portal d'en Vives

  Historic gate in Gothic style, in Igualada, Spain.

• Portal de la Font Major

  Historic gate in Gothic style, in Igualada, Spain.

• Turó de les Guixeres

  Natural landmark, in Òdena, Spain, at 402 m elevation.

• Pont de can Martorell

  20th-century bridge, in Òdena, Spain.

• Font Vella (Igualada)

  Fountain in Gothic style, in Igualada, Spain, designated as Cultural Asset part of the cultural heritage of Catalonia.

• Font de la Carota

  Fountain in vernacular style, in Igualada, Spain, designated as Cultural Asset part of the cultural heritage of Catalonia.

• Font del passeig de les Cabres

  Fountain in vernacular style, in Igualada, Spain, designated as Cultural Asset part of the cultural heritage of Catalonia.

• Creu del Brollador de la Font

  A Baroque-style stone cross of 1954, made by the sculptor Ernest Marco to crown a fountain.

• Font de Neptú

  A monument fountain inaugurated on 11 June 1832 to mark the arrival of water from the Espelt, topped by a crowned Neptune.

• Brollador

  Fountain in Catalan modernism style, in Igualada, Spain, designated as Cultural Asset part of the cultural heritage of Catalonia.

• Pont de can Roca

  20th-century bridge, in Òdena, Spain.

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