The permanent exhibition at the VINSEUM is dedicated to the vineyard and wine, and the close connection these have with the Penedès region and Catalonia. Your journey starts on the third floor of the Royal Palace and ends with a cava or wine tasting in the tavern of the museum.

The museum boasts an impressive collection of miniature trains from many periods and countries.

A unique museum, located in a historic space, dedicated to one of the most important musicians of the 20th century.

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

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

It offers a 360-degree view of an area dominated by the cultivation of vineyards, olive groves and the renowned peach trees of Ordal.

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

Esperanto in Subirats has its own name: Lluís M. Hernández Yzal (1917–2002), a Barcelona pharmacist who had lived in Sant Pau d'Ordal since 1945

In the north of Penedès, the forged balcony gives us an extraordinary panorama with the Mediterranean in the background.

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

CIARGA is the Interpretation Center for Republican Aviation and Air War and wants to become a reference center for the civil war in Catalonia

The Igualada Leather Museum and County Museum of Anoia mainly based on the manufacture of wool and leather:

The building of the old fishermen's guild

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

The Miravinya Möebius in Castellet i la Gornal is a sculpture that symbolises the infinite cycle of winemaking. It consists of twelve vignettes

The “Casa Barral” is an old fisherman's house, located on the Calafell promenade, where the poet and publisher Carlos Barral and his family lived