세르벨로‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪12‬개의 동굴

Last section is unpaved but can be climbed easily with a road bike.

climb from the train station, difficult stretch of + or - 2 km.

Go up from the train station.

More than 1,000 years of history Although recent archaeological studies testify to the occupation of the Eramprunyà cliff since prehistoric and Iberian times, the history of the castle begins in the 9th century. In 801 the Franks took the city of Barcelona from the Saracens, who had to retreat to the right bank of the Llobregat. The defense of Barcelona required the protection of the flat area, but also the entire lower part of the Llobregat valley, from Martorell to the sea, as it is a natural area of access to Barcelona. It was also necessary to control the entire coastline and the paths of the Garraf. Some of the castles that were built at this time were those of Cervelló, Castellví de Rosanes, Sant Boi, Corbera, Castelldefels and Eramprunyà. For visits Second Sunday of the month, at 10 am Meeting point at the Hermitage of Bruguers. Source and for + info https://www.patrimonigava.cat/espais-patrimonials/castell-deramprunya

This castle is located near Sant Miquel d'Eramprunyà and is located on an elevated part, between the slopes of the Garraf with magnificent views over the Llobregat delta.

good views from up there, it is better to go up through the area of the urbanization that is softer, on the river side the climbs are very strong.

On a small hill, above the town of Molins de Rei, are the ruins of the castle that was built in the 14th century on the remains of an old circular defensive tower, called Guadall or Guadallo, of Visigothic origin (8th century) , that is to say, pre-Romanesque. This is confirmed by the remains of a wall lock that used an opus spicatum facing characteristic of that period. On the west facade stands a three-tiered tower where the door and two openings are preserved, one of which is currently reconstructed. There are also remains of the trapezoidal plant, a small tower attached to the rock, the walls of the Guadall tower and the remains of a large cistern, partially drilled into the rock and protected by a barrel vault (10th and 12th centuries ).

The castle of Gelida stands on a cliff part of the Sierra de Ordal, next to the town of Gelida. It is a construction from the 10th century and is now in a state of semi-ruin. Part of a tower, several hundred and a pre-Romanesque church have been preserved.