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Beautiful town and spectacular surroundings. Dangerous road for cycling, heavy traffic.

good track

Very rolling route and beautiful landscapes

The remains of an aqueduct from the late Roman period (4th or 5th century) are preserved near the Arcs farmhouse. Three sections remain standing, a group of three arches of 12.7 meters, a solitary arch, and another group of two arches, which is 8.7 meters. The height of the aqueduct is about 4 meters. It is built with local stone bound with mortar. It seems that it was used to supply water to a large Roman villa located where the Arcs farmhouse is now. It is of particular interest given the scarcity of remains of this type in Catalonia. Source: https://www.poblesdecatalunya.cat/element.php?e=1435

The old town and the church are worth a visit and with the possibility of having a tapa

Mind-blowing track for Gravel

Sant Esteve also Sant Esteve de Castellet is a church near the village of Masuques in the municipality of Castellet i la Gornal (Alt Penedès) protected as a cultural asset of local interest. Sant Esteve de Castellet is the old parish of the town, before it became dependent on the church of Sant Pere. "S. Stephani de Castelleto" appears already mentioned since the 10th century as a possession of the monastery of Sant Cugat del Vallès. It seems that the construction preserved today was made later, replacing the first church. The building has undergone renovations over the years, mainly with regard to the main facade, which currently appears much modified. The church is located It is a building with a single nave, covered with a barrel vault on toral arches, an octagonal dome with a bell tower, and a roof on two sides. There are three apses, the central one of which is much larger, and has a semi-circular arched window in the central part. The main facade has, as the only remarkable element, a semi-circular arch access door with stone lintels.

The Xoriguera farmhouse is a modernist palace rebuilt in 1913 from the old medieval farmhouse. The old construction was documented since the 13th century, and it changed owners until at the beginning of the 20th century it was acquired by the Soler family from Vilanova i la Geltrú, who built the current modernist palace on the original farmhouse. The palace has a basilica plan and three bays, three floors, and a two-slope roof. The tower-viewpoint stands out, crowned with a large pyramidal pinnacle of glazed ceramic. It currently operates as a banquet hall and rural lodging under the name Clos la Plana.