20의 파르크 드 콜세롤라가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The road from Horta to Cerdanyola connects the Vallés with Baecelona and the northern part of Collserola. At the col del forat del vent it connects with the passeig de les Aigües.

One of the best ways out of Barcelona towards Vallés with little traffic and fantastic views of the city. It is well worth the visit for tourists who come to discover Barcelona.

A very good cycle path, with views of Barcelona

This segment is the gentlest section of the ascent of the Arrabassada, the best known for reaching Tibidabo. Here you will find a false plan where you can recover and also a gas station where you can buy supplies or wash your bike. Always with good views of the city.

It is a charming Romanesque style hermitage and has almost a thousand years of history (built in 1046 AD). It has been restored but retains its original structure.

The Xandri pine is a monumental pinyoner pine (Pinus pinea in Latin) located in the territory of the rural park of Torre Negra in Sant Cugat del Vallès, about 250 years old (according to a dendrological analysis it germinated in 1774). The tree has a height of 23 meters, a trunk circumference of 3.20 meters and a trunk thickness of 3.60 meters. Its head has a width of 21 by 15 meters. It is called Xandri because it is located on land that was once owned by a farmer named Xandri

Perfect to go out on a bike and take some photos

The Pi d'en Xandri is one of the oldest pines in Catalonia and an ecological, cultural and historical symbol of Sant Cugat. It is estimated that he was born around the year 1774, at the time of Mozart, Kant and Napoleon Bonaparte, now about 248 years ago. It is a stone pine (pinus pinea) and is located in the Torre Negra rural park. It has a considerable height -23 meters- and a trunk of 3.20 meters in diameter. Its crown is 21 meters wide and has a peculiar shape, like a parasol, with a wayward, half-naked branch. The Pi d'en Xandri lost part of its branches due to the snow that accumulated on Christmas night in the year 62, when a formidable snowfall covered Catalonia in white. In 1997 some vandals tried to saw it off and set it on fire. It was necessary to graft a piece of live trunk so that the sap could circulate again and it was held with the trunks that surround it today to facilitate its healing.