サントアドリアーデベソスの天然記念物・トップ20

Font Màgica。バルセロナ最大の噴水

Jardins Miramarはバルセロナのホームマウンテンであるモンジュイックの南東斜面に位置し、街、港、地中海を見渡す壮大なパノラマビューを提供しています。この公園は、1929年の万国博覧会を記念してランドスケープアーキテクトのジャン＝クロード・ニコラ・フォレスティエによって設計され、スタイリッシュなテラス、日陰のある並木道、そして古典的な彫像が特徴です。現在、訪問者は主にこの庭園を、歴史的な港のロープウェイに乗る際の静かな展望ポイントや途中休憩場所として利用しています。

Antoni Gaudí had a small, hidden task during construction. However, his lizards are visible next to the 'Aquarium' entrance.

For cultural reasons, the monastery of St. Geroni della Murtra was very important.

They are located on the mountain of Montjuïc, and were made between 1919 and 1923, on the occasion of the International Exhibition of 1929. They were the work of Jean-Claude Nicolas Forestier and Nicolau Maria Rubió i Tudurí, in parallel with the Gardens of Laribal and those of the Greek Theatre. The gardens are located on an esplanade at Mirador de Miramar, a balcony 60 m above sea level from where you can enjoy magnificent panoramic views of the city and the port of Barcelona. After this space is the Hotel Miramar, a building built as a restaurant for the International Exhibition and which, between 1959 and 1983, was the headquarters of TVE in Catalonia; in 2006 it was converted into a hotel. The garden consists of several flower beds bordered by low hedges, as well as trees of various species. In its central part there is a fountain, and three sculptures of female figures decorate this space: Fertility (1929) and Serenity (1929), by Josep Clarà, and La veremadora (or Pomona, 1927), by Pau Gargallo.

This water point is located in front of the entrance to the monastery.

The Font del Lleó that was fixed a few years ago, as well as its pond located opposite. It is located on the site of the old Mas Murtra, in the Poià valley, where, according to Josep Maria Cuyàs, there had been the chapel dedicated to Sant Martí since the 12th century, the monastery of Sant Jeroni was founded in 1416 by the Jerome monks with the help of the merchant Bertran Nicolau, who bought the farm and, in addition, obtained from Benedict XIII the license to move the community from its place of origin, Mont Olivet, to Sant Pere de Ribes (Carafe); the reasons for the move were, possibly, the poor conditions of the place: infertile soil and lack of water. In 1821 the monastery was used as a hospital during the yellow fever epidemic, the contagion of which ended in July of the following year;

A wonderful view- Quiet, shaded, fresh water from the pump