In the Anoia region we can visit museums, see medieval castles, churches and towers, practice sports on its various paths and routes, fly in a balloon, ride horses, eat in good restaurants and discover the different events of the region that are known throughout the territory.
We can often see hot air balloons flying through the sky of this territory. There are different companies that offer the experience of taking a balloon flight.
An exciting and unique experience that will take you to contemplate the landscapes of Anoia from the heights.
In the small town of Castellolí, about 20 km away, we find the large facility of the Castellolí Motor Park to enjoy the adrenaline of speed on wheels.
The Karting is the only track with characteristics of a real Formula 1 or Moto GP circuit, and has a length of more than 1,340 meters.
A unique circuit in all of Europe!
The practice of sports in this territory is almost perfect due to its orography of great and small differences in height where we find both ravines, leafy paths, breathtaking climbs, circular routes and long-distance trails.
You will find routes for all levels and for the more experienced you will be able to face more demanding and technical routes!
Delve into medieval Anoia by visiting the castles and towers found throughout the territory. The towers and castles of Anoia date from the mid-10th century to the mid-11th century, all from the medieval period.
A great cultural heritage that tells us the history of this region.
Organize an outing to visit the various medieval castles!
Igualada, the capital of the Anoia region, is a medium-sized city of around 41,000 inhabitants, with a long industrial history in the tanning and textile sectors.
If you want to learn more about this industrial past, you can visit its Leather and Water Museum and the Cal Granotes tannery, an old 18th-century tannery converted into a museum; or take a stroll through the old Rec district of Igualada.
Its main attraction is the peace and tranquility, but if we want to combine tranquility with other activities, we will find enough reasons to do so in both the municipality and the region.
Apart from observing nature and life in the countryside, we can discover places like the Fountain of Buïmira or Torredenussa, or admire the various dry stone constructions that can be found throughout the municipality, called barraques.
In Rubió we can visit the Church of Sta. Maria de Rubió, a 14th century construction, in which Romanesque and Gothic elements coexist, with an exceptional Gothic altarpiece inside.
We can also take a route to the churches of Sant Pere d’Ardesa, from the 11th-12th centuries, the chapel of Sant Macari, a small hermitage very close to the house, and the church of Sant Martí de Masana, from the 12th century, rebuilt in the 17th century, located in the village of Masana.
Other options are the megalithic tomb of Pedrafita and the dolmen of the Three Kings, located at the foot of the BV-1031 road, or the Blama dels bandolers Marimon i Casulleres, to the north of the municipality next to the Maioles road.
On the other hand, we can also visit the wind farm, inaugurated in 2005, which can be accessed by the road through the municipality that crosses to the BV-1031. From the Rubió mountain range we can contemplate the views of the entire territory and the imposing magical mountain of Montserrat.
Pla de Rubió s/n
08719 Rubió
Barcelona
Pla de Rubió s/n 08719 Rubió Barcelona
