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Not only did it serve as a watchtower, but it also served as a rapid transmission point between castles and fortified farmhouses in the area, before regular messengers existed. It also acted as a retreat point during episodes of the French War, taking advantage of its elevated and discreet access. The base and part of the walls remain of the construction, enough to understand its strategic function in such a busy historical corridor. The place is quiet and easy to identify on route.

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Considered one of the most powerful in medieval Catalonia, but there is a little-known detail: on the hill there was a system of cisterns and underground channels that collected rainwater and brought it to the inner courtyard, which was essential because there is no fountain at the top. Remains of ceramic kilns used during the expansion works in the 14th century have also been found, indicating that some of the material was manufactured directly on the mountain to avoid endless climbs with pack animals. All of this fits with its function as a control center for Montseny, visible from many points, with the Repiaix stream rising on its slopes and the geodesic vertex crowning it. A truly strategic peak.

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You will find all the necessary information at the Arbúcies museum

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great easy route and great panoramic views great guided view with nice explanation

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At this point on the road, there's a children's park, which is also a starting point for cyclists and hikers. Thanks to Breda City Council, they've also installed a bike workshop, complete with a pump and tools. I hope those who love other people's things...don't take any notice.

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An area of approximately 1,500 sq m where black clay was extracted for the production of pots and pans. The site was mined from the 1940s to the 1980s.

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The church and the Romanesque bell tower (11th century) together with a wing of the cloister and the abbey courtyard, are all that remains standing of the Benedictine Monastery of Sant Salvador de Breda, which was ordered to be built by the Viscount of Cabrera in 1038.

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Hostalric preserves a good part of its medieval past such as the walled enclosure, the tower of the Friars, the Fortress, or the Barcelona gate.

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