Art, culture and history in a museum full of surprises.

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

Sculptural works by the deceaseds

Located in the old Sant Joan Hospital building (14th c), between 1910 and 1914 it was reconverted into the residence of American industrialist and

The last resistance of the Spain Civil War in Barcelona.

Dating from the 11th century and declared a Bé Cultural d'interès Nacional, it is the most representative medieval monument in the region and the only Romanesque Monastery in the Penedès.

Interactive space with audiovisual resources where we explain the town's history, Fil.loxera and Cava.

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

Space dedicated to tools and field cereals work cereal with the display of a 1932 threshing machine.

The creator of this building was born in L'Arboç, Joan Roquer i Marí. After his honeymoon trip to Andalusia, the wealthy newlyweds returned to

The Castle of Subirats, dating from the year 917, is located in a strategic enclave in the region of Alt Penedès. The construction is closely linked

The old fish market, this venue is nowadays the warehouse of all the folklore elements, characters and clothing of the Festa Major de Vilafranca, inviting anyone for a tour.

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

A castle from the 10th century, with a Templar construction from the 13th century and two towers from the 15th century, encased on the old road from Sant Quintí to Sant Joan de Mediona, it guarded this strategic enclave for centuries.

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

This center was opened in 2016, offering information on the history of the funicular (cable car), its different stages and remodeling, its technical characteristics, as well as exhibiting different particular objects of the Funi. It is also the Tourist Information Point of the municipality.