22 luxury cabins in the middle of the oak forest of the Oller del Mas wine estate. All of them different, strategically located to promote privacy with windows and terraces adapted to the views and the situation of each one in order to maximize immersion and contact with the forest and vineyard environment. A unique
Penetrate into the story of Saint Ignatius of Loyola while you travel the last 24 km of the Ignatian Way (Loyola-Manresa, 640 km). A guide will help you to appreciate the landscape and items of great heritage interest, while explaining to you the close relationship between the saint and the city.
Go up to the summit of Sant Jeroni (1,236 m) and enjoy a spectacular panoramic view from the Pyrenees and as far as the Mediterranean. The most important point of the route, however, is a path surrounded by nature, with the cultural heritage, history and legends of the most symbolic mountain of Catalonia.
You walk through a sea of rock of extraordinary shapes, you can look up and see strong projecting needles making long shadows over the tracks and channels where you are walking. This is what awaits you in Montserrat, the magic mountain which we invite you to discover while you listen to some of its legends
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
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.
What is Montserrat and what does it mean? You can answer this question here, in an amazing sound and visual experience. Among the contents is the presence of the Holy Image, the uniqueness of a monastery nearly a thousand years old and its spiritual, cultural and social significance in Catalonia. Montserrat is shown in all
You will see how they make Aromes de Montserrat, the popular liqueur linked to the sanctuary. While you taste it, you will hear about the ingredients, fruit of the botanical wealth of the mountain of Montserrat, about its origins linked to cultural wealth and the knowledge accumulated by the community of monks.
More than 4,000 pipes, 12 tonnes in weight, 12.5 metres high and 5.5 wide. Installed in 2010, this is the largest organ in Catalonia and one of the most important in Europe. A guided visit brings you into contact with the new organ of Montserrat and tells you about its process of construction, its functioning
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
Enter fully into the cultures of biblical geography. Follow the footsteps of the people of Israel with the exceptional objects and works collected by Father Ubach during his journeys around the biblical lands: Egypt, Mesopotamia and the Holy Land.
You can learn about the daily life of the choir boys and the teaching and artistic functions of the residential school which has become so celebrated in musical teaching. And you can visit the New Sacristy, one of the most significant parts of the basilica, with the extraordinary feature of murals painted by Josep Obiols.
Discover what Manresa was like in the 14th century. A multimedia assembly narrated by King Pere III the Ceremonious, founder of the principal Catalan institutions. Installed in an old house, this centre offers theatrical visits, medieval dinners and other proposals which it is worth enquiring about.
500 years ago, Saint Ignatius of Loyola formulated his Spiritual Exercises in one of the caves of this place. What was a little cave has been converted into a sanctuary and has become the universal reference point for St. Ignatius and the Jesuits, as well as being a grand example of the baroque art (the
Visit the most important monument in Manresa. Santa Maria de la Seu is a gothic basilica considered to be a twin of Santa Maria del Mar in Barcelona, designed by the same architect. The church holds a very important collection of gothic altarpieces which show the economic heights of the “great century” of Manresa, the
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