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SANT PERE MOLANTA (Olèrdola Heritage Routes)

  • children
  • culture
  • heritage
  • DJ
  • wine
  • workshop

About the event

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We will begin around the parish church of Sant Pere Molanta (18th century), a popular Baroque church. Right beside it, the route reveals one of its most surprising sites: the medieval necropolis, with anthropomorphic tombs and, above all, a Roman milestone reused as a sarcophagus, an exceptional feature. The route continues towards the Can Torres neighbourhood, with a visit to the Font-Tallada farmhouse (dated 1742), a complex that helps explain how rural life and vineyards have shaped this landscape and its material culture. Finally, we will climb to the Castellot de la Barquera, the remains of a fortification probably dating from the 11th century, located on a small hill that offers a magnificent panoramic view over Sant Pere Molanta, Can Torres and the Penedès plain. 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Please note that the climb to the Castellot de la Barquera follows a steep path. Recommended ages: 6 years and older. Bring suitable footwear for walking in the mountains, water and warm clothing appropriate to the season. The visit is part of the heritage routes organised by Olèrdola Town Council and is free of charge. Places are limited. Booking by email is essential: [email protected] Duration of the visit: 2.5 hours [/av_textblock] [/av_one_full]

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