プレミアー・ダ・マールの洞窟・トップ5

急な坂道が多く、トレイルの緩んだ土の上で後輪が滑ってしまうようなルートです。また、トレイルの状態が悪く、荒れていて溝や石が多く、難易度もかなり高いです。

It houses over 8,000 medieval parchments, a veritable documentary treasure hidden within centuries-old walls. But it wasn't all glory: in its day, there were revolts because the lords of the castle forced the locals to work for free on construction projects, without bread or gratitude. Its structure is as legendary as its history, with a cylindrical tower that has stood since the 10th century and another square one added in the 13th. Today, it can only be visited on very specific dates, making it an almost secret place. Declared a historical monument in 1931, it remains a symbol of the town and, in recent years, also a curious setting where history and drinks intertwine seamlessly.

Built in the 10th century to deter pirates, Vilassar Castle evolved from a defensive tower into a Gothic palace. It features a chapel, a hall of mirrors, a garden, and sea views. Although privately owned, it is open to the public a few days a year and, since 2017, has been available for rent for weddings and events.

Stunning view of the Valles

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.

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.

Known in the early days as Castrum Sancti Vicentii, a name under which it has been recorded since 1023, its main domain belonged to the count of Barcelona. Even so, from the 11th century the Santvicenç family emerged, which was always a feudatària of the count's house and about which there is more information since the first years of the 12th century.

In 1471, after the civil war, John II granted the castle of Burriac and Vilassar, with the villages of Argentona, Cabrera, Vilassar, Premió and Mataró to Pere Joan Herrero, a member of the Generalitat or General Diputación of Barcelona. This domain of Pere Joan Ferrer was called the barony of Maresme.