ウラストレルの洞窟・トップ4

You can climb up to the remaining ruins, but you have to climb a bit between stepped rocks. No equipment is needed.

climb from the train station, difficult stretch of + or - 2 km.

Go up from the train station.

Mountain that has this name because there used to be a castle since some of its walls are still there. There are also incredible views of the area.

Another of the towers/castles that were located in this area due to their strategic position but which currently give incredible views of the area.

This curious castle-like walled construction is, ironically, a private residence. It belongs to Jacinto García, a wine merchant who later became interested in buying and selling antiques. What began as a mere renovation of his home, ended up becoming a masterpiece full of windows, towers, sculptures and niches. It is said that the interior houses the important works of art that Jacinto García acquired, but unfortunately it cannot be visited.

good views from up there, it is better to go up through the area of the urbanization that is softer, on the river side the climbs are very strong.

The moat tower was built in the middle of the 19th century and was part of the military optical telegraph line from Barcelona to Lleida. It communicated with the towers located in Molins de Rei and Esparreguera with a structure located on the tower that was formed by a fixed vertical pole and a transversal one that could be inclined 45 ° to the left and right, with a circle at each end. A pulley allowed the movement of a third circle up and down the vertical pole, thus achieving a total of 20 possible combinations. At night the circles were replaced by lanterns. On January 24, 1939, the tower, abandoned since the late nineteenth century, became a last point of resistance of Republican troops to the Francoist army. Once restored by Castellbisbal City Council, it is now part of the catalog of 100 elements of Catalonia's industrial heritage. Information extracted from the Castellbisbal City Council website: