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The current cross is the result of several replacements, as wind and storms toppled it more than once. For years it was a popular spot for pilgrimages and also served as a makeshift landmark for locals, who used it as a meeting point when the roads were still unmarked. Access is easy and consistent, and the open view explains why this hill has always been a landmark for anyone traveling through the area.

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The Cruz de Montigalá is an icon of the city of Badalona. From here there are beautiful panoramic views of a large part of the Serralada de Marina, Badalona and Barcelona.

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In a fairly good state of conservation you can see the foundations of what this town was. The signs posted perfectly explain each place.

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The Iberian village of Puig Castellar is located in the Serralada de Marina park, at the top of the 303 m high Pollo hill, with an area that must slightly exceed 4,000 m2. The magnificent defensive and control conditions of the territory suggest that it must have been an important town. This location allowed him the vision and communication with the nearby settlements, since he controlled an important stretch of the coastline, the mouth of the Besòs, the plan of Barcelona and the passage inland, towards the Vallès. It was occupied from the 6th century BC until the beginning of the 2nd century BC and belonged to the Laietans people, who inhabited the territory that extended approximately from the Llobregat river to the Tordera and inland through the valley of the Llobregat and the Vallès.

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Short climb but very intense the last two hundred meters, somewhat hard, good views from the top.

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Interesting place with remains of an Iberian settlement from where impressive 360° views are commanded. You can see the Pyrenees on clear days.

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Iberian town with wide views

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The cross is about 4 meters high. The first cross, designed by the architect Joan Amigó, was placed on September 28, 1913 but was destroyed during the Civil War, and was erected again, in reinforced concrete. There are great views from here.

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Creu de Montigala is located in the Serralada de la Marina !!

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The cross of Montigalà -Mons Aguilar- was erected in Badalona in 1913 with the aim of commemorating the moment in which Emperor Constantine proclaimed Christianity as the official religion of the Roman Empire in the year 313. A stone cross was built and became a symbol of identity for the city of Badalona, which at that time had 20,000 inhabitants. During the Civil War it was destroyed but a few years later, during the Franco regime, this religious symbol was raised again, this time made of reinforced concrete. The land where the cross was erected was owned by the noble Sagarra family of Santa Coloma and the visits that the poet Josep Maria de Sagarra made to the estate could be what inspired the writer to create Vinyes Verdes vora el mar, the poem that forms part of the book that Sagarra published in 1923 Cançons de rem i de vela and that Lluís Llach would successfully set to music years later.

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La Coscollada or Coscollada de l'Amigó is the highest peak in the Sierra de l'Amigó mountain, in the Serralada de Marina, part of the Serralada Litoral Catalana. It is located at 466 meters above sea level. At the top there is a forest watchtower, and from the very foot of this tower you can see the Pyrenees, Montseny, the coastal and pre-coastal mountains (with Montserrat), the sea, the plain of Barcelona, and some days until everything can be seen on the island of Mallorca.

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La Creu de Montigalà is a cross of reinforced concrete, [1] originally made of stone, located on the hill of Montigalà in Badalona (Barcelonès), just at the top of this mountain, the cross is about 4 meters high. The first cross, designed by the architect Joan Amigó [1] was placed on September 28, 1913 on the occasion of the Constantinian festivities [2] commemorating the Edict of Milan in 313, in which Christianity became a religion. tolerated, although at that time the belief was that the emperor Constantius had made it official. [1] The events culminated in a large procession from Santa Maria dos on October 12. The body of Bearers of the Holy Christ took part in the event. His final blessing was on October 19. [3] The cross was destroyed during the Civil War (1936-1939) and re-erected in reinforced concrete. The first events commemorating the centenary of the cross were held on May 3, 2013, and other events are scheduled for September.

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Pic de la Serralada de la Marina

La Coscollada or Coscollada de l'Amigó is the highest peak in the Amigó mountain range, in the Cordillera de Marina, part of the Cordillera Litoral Catalana. It is located at 466 meters above sea level. La Coscollada is the highest hill in the city of Badalona. Located at 466.3 meters above sea level, the Coscollada is located between the Turó del Pi Candeler (462.2 m.) And the Jaia d'en Pujol pass (393.8 m). It acts as the municipal boundary between Badalona and Sant Fost de Campsentelles, with the Sierra del Amigó mountains. At the foot is the Font del Amigó where the Canyet stream is born, which with a length of 6 km is the longest in Badalona. Above there is a forest watchtower, and from the very foot of this tower you can see the Pyrenees, the Montseny, the coastal and pre-coastal mountains (with Montserrat), the sea, the plain of Barcelona, and some days you can even see the Majorca island.

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The Iberian town of les Maleses is a site located at the top of les Maleses, in the Marina mountain range, with an area of 2,000 m2. The visit to the excavation reveals the old stone, clay and wooden houses where the Layetans lived, as well as a large number of ceramic materials.

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One of the Iberian villages to be seen. In the Marine Range there are a few.

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A place where people chat, where they eat, where they rest, where you have a good view. One of the peaks you have climbing.

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A mountain range full of history and Iberian villages.

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It was occupied from the 6th century BC. C. until the beginning of the 2nd century BC. C., when it was abandoned, possibly due to the events related to the Second Punic War, and belonged to the people of the Layetans, who lived in the territory that extended from the Llobregat river to La Tordera and inland along the Llobregat and Vallés valleys. The most important economic activity was agriculture, they also practiced hunting, livestock farming and fishing as complementary activities. The urban organization of the town indicates that its inhabitants belonged to a complex and organized society. The urban structure adapts to the characteristics of the terrain and the houses are built on terraces that overcome unevenness.

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Located at the top of the hill that bears the same name within the Sierra de Marina Park, the Iberian town of Puig Castellar constitutes an emblematic symbol and identity for Santa Coloma. At 303 m high and with a surface area slightly greater than 4,000 m2, the magnificent conditions of defense and control of the territory do not lead one to think that it must have been an important town. This location allowed vision and communication with nearby settlements, since it controlled an important stretch of the coastline, the mouth of the Besós, the Barcelona plain and the passage inland, towards Vallés.

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