Heritage towns in Barcelona
6 towns in this province.
A castle built in 886 rises above this Barcelona province town, its Romanesque collegiate church and salt mountain making it one of Cataluña's most layered historical stops.
A Catalan mountain town in Barcelona province, where a single surviving medieval gateway and a UNESCO-listed festival mark a history stretching back to Roman times.
A city in Barcelona province where Ignatius of Loyola spent formative years, its old centre rising above the Cardener river on a site occupied since the Iberian age.
A coastal town in Barcelona province with roots stretching back before the Neolithic, where medieval walls once crowned a hilltop and fishermen eventually helped found towns on the far side of Spain.
The ancient capital of the Osona region, Vic carries two thousand years of continuous history — from an Iberian tribal centre and Roman temple to a medieval cathedral city whose seminary shaped the literary revival of Catalonia.
A medieval stone village in Barcelona's inland hills, its Romanesque churches, cobbled streets, and houses of noble origin rooted in nearly eleven centuries of continuous settlement.