Descobreix els entorns de Sallent a través de les rutes autoguiades que trobaràs al web de Natura Local o descarrega't l'app al teu mòbil! Consulta les 6 rutes que pots fer a peu i que et permetran conèixer la flora i la fauna, la geologia i els paisatges culturals de Sallent de manera amena i
With a simple free app (App: Natura Local) for your mobile you can follow one of two proposed routes (8 km and 9 km): one by the River Or to the source at Brugueroles and the other to the pools of the Bellver brook. The application will help you find the various points of interest
A good idea for energetic walking (or running) surrounded by nature. This is a circular itinerary of 12 km, of average difficulty, with good scenery: Montserrat, Sant Llorenç and the Obac range, the Montseny and the Pyrenees. You pass Balma de las Pastorelles, a refuge during the Civil War.
You can see amazing traces of the world millions of years ago: ichnites, the fossilised tracks of living organisms, at Castelltallat (mammals from 30-35 million years). The walk is around 10 km long and includes superb views from a height of 900 metres.
We will take you to meet the torrent Flequer tubs and the Bledas tubes, they are beautiful stone constructions that were used to store grapes, as well as the fabrication of wine, more than 150 years ago. Also you will visit vineyards huts, dry stone walls and a couple of other vineyards around Mura's village.
From the heights on either side of the River Calders you can see the beautiful landscapes in this remarkable geography. Take the circular walk of 4.4 km on the cliffs, starting and ending at Navarcles Lake Park and with excellent views over the countryside, paths and torrents. A long walk to be enjoyed quietly, looking
Manresa is encircled by a series of open spaces which the city wishes to protect, connect and strengthen. This is the “Anella Verda” or Green Belt, with various signposted routes varying from the mountain of Colbaix, the Cardener and Llobregat rivers, the Rajadell brook and a semi-urban route. Among the different routes available in the
A centre explaining the Sèquia (irrigation channel) and its historical, heritage and environmental meaning. The Agulla Park, the central lake of which is the arrival point of this medieval channel (14th C), houses this facility which invites you to discover the whole of the Sèquia Park.
Face the uphill climbs with the best guarantees of safety. Get to know the long cliff and the famous Marquès hill with an activity for real adventurers, but with three possible degrees of difficulty, from beginners to experts.
In an environment where many long distance tracks cross (GR), we suggest three little paths which allow you to meet a natural privileged environment, with Montserrat always in the background. These are the paths of Sant Cristòfol and Montserrat (5 km, circular), the Rec del Burés (1 km long) and the Borràs, El Vila and
Enjoy the Romanesque following a level circular route of about 6 km with spectacular views of Montserrat. Starting and finishing at the church of Sant Cristòfol de Castellbell (12th C), you pass by Sant Jaume de Castellbell (12th C) and Sant Esteve de Marganell (12th C), close to Sant Pere de Vilamarics (10th C) and
Burots Riot, tenant vine growers and agricultural associations and the Transgavarresa are the thematic lines of three self-guided routes (a printed guide is available) offered to you in the Artés. You will be seeing history and doing physical activity while enjoying the silence.
One of the most important surviving fragments of the optical telegraphy network which revolutionised communications during the Second Carlist War. Recently restored has an information panel that explains the operation of the tower and this particular communications system.You get there by walking: 2.5km, signposted from the Plaza Mayor. To learn more about optical telegraphy and
Stroll around the streets and squares of a real medieval walled town, with buildings dating from the 10th to 19th centuries and with complete explanatory signposting. You can follow the route on your own or download a guide-leaflet. Finally you can lunch in a restaurant in Santpedor.
A run through the life of this traditional hero of the War with France. With his drum, he drove away the Napoleonic troops at the battle of Bruc. With good signposting, you can follow the route on your own, download a guide-leaflet and lunch and a wine tasting in a good restaurant in Santpdor.
Did you know that “St Vincent stone” is among the most appreciated in the whole world? The link between this sandstone and the local heritage is the guiding thread of an urban route which tours the most important monuments and buildings in Sant Vicenç de Castellet.
The historic centre of Mura preserves all its medieval charm with narrow winding streets, welcoming squares, picturesque turns and passages. You will discover the Romanesque church of Sant Martí, the hermitage of Sant Antoni, the Camil Antonietti paseo and other points of interest which make this discovery a brilliant outing.
Most things that you daily use are made with minerals. ? Discover it in the superdidactic showcases of the museum. You will learn the incredible properties of the minerals and their daily applications, in industry and technology. Go back to the origins of life from an extraordinary collection of fossils and rocks. The museum is
What was Manresa like when St Ignatius of Loyola lived there? In this space, created in the Manresa Conservatory Theatre (Convent of the Order of Preachers in the time of St Ignatius), you can travel back in time to the 16th century and see the buildings and town layout that Manresa no longer preserves. An
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