Temple dels Homes is a magnificent structure punctuating Piera’s picturesque landscape. Constructed by local artist Julio M. Merino, this unique landmark showcases influences of the baroque school of architecture. Admire at the vertigo-inducing tower, its ornate carving and colorful mosaic. This temple, located a short distance from Barcelona, is worth a visit.
Run like the wind with 360 Running Barcelona. Experience and learn more about this ancient Catalan city while getting in your daily dose of exercise during one of their carefully designed running sightseeing tours. Sprint to the top of Montjuïc Mountain where the 1992 Summer Olympic Games were held and take in the literally break taking views. Tours can last up to two hours with local guides who speak English, Catalan and Spanish. And don't worry, water and picture breaks are offered!
Dating back to the 17th Century, Jujol Centre - Can Negre is a beautiful farmhouse redesigned by Joseph Maria Jujol, a renowned Art Nouveau artist between the years 1915 and 1930. The decor is a blend of various techniques and materials including plaster, iron, wood, mosaic, and sgraffito. Inside the farmhouse, ornate decor and lovely colors adorn the staircase taking you to the first level. A tiny baroque chapel is also found adjoining this enchanting structure.
Located in the Fort Pienc district of Barcelona, the Estació del Nord Sports Hall is a former train station that has now been converted into a grand sports venue. Its facade is particular impressive with decorative iron railings, ornate stone carvings and a clock face. It comprises of a multisport hall and a bus station among other facilities.
Located a few miles away from Corbera de Llobregat and surrounded by dense forests, the historic Benedictine Monastery of Sant Ponç de Corbera is a cultural landmark of Spain and a popular tourist attraction. Dating back to the 11th Century, it features remarkably well preserved architecture with a beautiful church and monastic buildings adorned by stone carvings and wall paintings. A 13th-century statue of Virgin of the Llet is also found here. A beautiful, peaceful visit for those looking to explore outside the cities.
1+1=3 (U Mes U Fan Tres) is a gorgeous winery known for their elaborate selection of wines and caves. The vineyard of this quintessential Spanish winery is home to over five varieties of grapes which yield wines of distinctive characters. Caves are prepared using separate selection of grapes. Owners Carles, Josep and Josep Anton, personally supervise the the entire process that goes into the creation of their wines, from selection of grapes to bottling every step is scrutinized by the team. A tour of the winery and the vineyard gives patrons a peek into the Catalonian wine-making traditions and cultures, and one can also pick up a few souvenirs after the intriguing tour and tasting session. Wines and caves from 1+1=3 (U Mes U Fan Tres) are exported all across Europe, North America and even Asia, a visit to the place is enough to give a testimony of their popularity.