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A fortified settlement dating back to the 6th century BC, it controlled the entire Besòs region from a narrow, windswept ridge. It was an important center for the Laietani until its abandonment in the 2nd century BC, when Roman pressure altered the territorial organization. The streets, the rows of houses, and the watchtower that once commanded the valleys are still visible. The access is clear and well-maintained, and the final view—open to both sea and mountains—explains why they chose this spot to live and defend themselves.

A balcony perched on the rock where the landscape opens abruptly to the south, bathed in warm light almost all day and a silence that rises from the valley floor. The approach is short and direct, with a final stretch that invites you to look up. A quick and welcome stop: a perfect spot to breathe, get your bearings, and let the sun set the pace for the rest of the route.

There's an elevator inside the Columbus Statue to get to the observation deck. However, the elevator is very narrow and not suitable for those with claustrophobia. However, the top offers a fantastic view of the city.

Of the 120 cannons that once served to defend the city, only a few remain today

A huge park, especially recommended if you visit with children.

It's a marina and fishing port, opened in 2005. It has paid parking and restaurants. It's a good place for a stroll.

It's one of Badalona's symbols, but access can sometimes be closed. It's well worth a visit.

New suspension bridge that connects the two Ribes del Ripoll, between Barberà del Vallès and Ripollet, at the height and below Santiga Castle.