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The Creu de Montcabrer crowns one of the most emblematic points of the Serralada Litoral. The current cross, placed in 1982 and blessed in 1983, is the last in a long tradition dating back to 1565. Over the centuries, it has been replaced several times due to lightning, vandalism, and even bullet impacts during the Civil War. In addition to its unique history, this place is wonderful for the spectacular views it offers: from Montseny to Barcelona, passing through the Castell de Burriac and reaching Blanes on clear days. It's ideal for stopping, breathing, and contemplating the landscape. 🚴 WARNING: Do not attempt to ride down the path that leads to the caves located just below the cross. It is not suitable for cycling and can be dangerous. It is recommended to return along the same path you came in.

19th century fountain. Currently with very little water...or none at all. The water comes from the Pau Más mine, And it was restored by .. "The Fuentes group" In 1997/98.

To get to Burriac Castle, you have to go through a typically Mediterranean forest made up of pines, oaks and bushes. Follow the trail signs and in no time you will see the castle rising above the hill.

La Creu de Montcabrer (311 meters) is a viewpoint with spectacular views of the sea and mountains. The iron cross that presides over it has a long history of legends related to the towns of Cabrera de Sea and Cabrils.

The remains of Burriac Castle are almost a thousand years old. They are located at the top of Burriac Hill. One of the best ways to get to the castle is by following the local trail SL-C 115 from Cabrera de Mar.

Right at the beginning of the trail of the natural park of the coast is this fountain. The Source of the Way is located on the way from Argentona to the Castle of Burriac. This fountain, included in the fountain route, was restored by the fountain group in 1997.

(500 years) of the creation or official recognition of the municipalities in the region of the Baronía del Maresme, which is a geographical area. It is a denomination, with clear medieval content, that somehow grouped what are now the municipalities of Mataró, Argentona, Cabrera de Mar, Cabrils, Premià de Dalt, Premià de Mar, Vilassar de Dalt, Vilassar de Mar, Sant Andreu de Llavaneres and Sant Vicenç de Montalt, that is to say, broadly speaking, the current central Maresme. In 1480, these territories were freed from the feudal system that had then reigned in the area. For this reason, on November 30, 1980, different representatives of the aforementioned towns inaugurated a monolith commemorating this historical event in the Coll de Burriac, along the old path of Cabrils.

It is an urban beach 23 meters wide and 950 meters long. In high season this beach is usually not crowded. It is a beach with calm waters and golden sand. This beach has easy access on foot, the closest road being the N-II. It does not have access for the disabled. The beach has unsupervised parking.