The Iberian Citadel of Calafell is a unique pre-Roman archaeological site in the country.

The Castle of the Holy Cross is a fortified area from the medieval period, first documented in 1037

Les restes del castell de Marmellar i l'església de Sant Miquel formen un conjunt encimbellat a 380 m d'altitud al mig de la vall.

Sculptural works by the deceaseds

Tranquility and history go hand in hand in this site of great architectural, artistic and historical value.

Santes Creus Monastery came into being in 1160 under the patronage of the Montcada and Cervelló houses and Count Ramon Berenguer IV. On the banks of

Sant Martí Sarroca’s medieval church and castle are regarded as an historic and artistic site of national interest.

Located where the Foix Castle (C11th) once was established, it is the origin of the village of Torrelles de Foix and an strategic point where great sights can be enjoyed.

Olèrdola is an archaeological site occupied for 4000 years as well as a natural park.

És el mes enlairat de tot el Penedès. Està situat a una altura de 781 metres sobre la "dent" del Montmel, que mira de cara al Camp de Tarragona.

The project of the Funicular de Gelida was carried out by the engineer Santiago Rubió i Tudurí, and was opened on November 1, 1924. The funicular was

Church of Santa María, a visit from Romanesque to Gothic, surrounded by gargoyles, modernist sculptures and a majestic organ.

Montbui Castle stands on an elevation known as “La Tossa”, the spur of the Queralt mountain range that offers a commanding view of the entire Òdena basin.

From an old defense tower to a contemporary art space dedicated to the blues of the sea.

Claramunt Castle stands at the top of a hill, overlooking the point where the gorge of the Anoia river opens into the Òdena basin.

One of the most unknown historical centers of the Penedès, made up of a monumental complex, with the Romanesque church of Sant Joan Sesrovires, is the

Cubelles castle, known as the Marquesos de Alfarràs house, is located in the county of Cubelles, in the Garraf region.

Founded in the second half of the 10th century, it was part of the county of Barcelona, and was integrated into the network of castles that marked the border between the Catalan counties and Al-Andalus, with the function of protecting and organizing the territory.