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What to do and see in , Catalonia: The Best Things to do for Honeymoon
Discover the best top things to do in , Spain including Centre Hipic Talamanca, Monestir de Sant Pere de Casserres, Oller del Mas, Aeri de Montserrat, Castillo de Cardona, Conjunto.
Restaurants in Central Catalonia
1. Centre Hipic Talamanca
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 107 reviews
Descubre Talamanca y el marco natural que la envuelve. Pasea a caballo por sus estrechas calles empedradas, visita el Castillo, la iglesia románica de Santa María y el monumento de la Batalla de Talamanca de 1714, disfruta de las vistas a Montserrat, al Pirineo y la singular silueta del Montcau. Todos nuestros compañeros caballos son rescatados, han recuperado la confianza y han dejado atrás un pasado gris...cuando no trabajan viven sueltos en manada en la finca...se trata de animales convencidos, no sometidos, lo que les convierte en seres muy equilibrados. Ven y compruébalo.
2. Monestir de Sant Pere de Casserres
3. Oller del Mas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 245 reviews
Visit the unique secrets and beauty of the montain of Montserrat and enjoy a gastronomical and oenological day, A break in nature while you enjoy your holiday. Wine Tasting in Oller del Mas, a X Century (964 A.D) castle surrounded by gorgeous fields with jaw dropping views. A very intense experience in nature and the feeling of the past.
Reviewed By AlbertSalichs - Manresa, Spain
Oller del Mas is a winery located in the surroundings of Manresa, included in Pla de Bages wine region, it is in Central Catalonia. You can visit (in a guided visit) this winery, which is in a castle built in 10th Century and it always belong to the same family. In fact, in the visit you can learn a lot about the history of the place and the region and how they do wine in the place. Also you can see wonderful views of the surroundings and Montserrat, especially from the tower. Also, you can go to the vineyards and you can enter to the main building, where you will see some especial rooms of the castle, a room to taste wines, the shop and barrel room. At the end of the guided visit, you can taste teo different wines: a white one and a red one. The last wine, it is not possible to buy in the shops, because it is an experimental wine, so it is very recommendable to taste it. The staff was very friendly. In fact, you can see that she enjoy a lot with his job and the full complex. Wonderful!
4. Aeri de Montserrat
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 513 reviews
El Aeri de Montserrat es mucho más que un teleférico. Es una experiencia única para descubrir Montserrat desde el cielo, disfrutando de una excelente panorámica de la montaña mágica.
Reviewed By SnowballAdventure - Barnet, United Kingdom
If you haven't got the height phobia, then I wouldn't be able to think of a better way to go up to Montserrat rather than to travel by the Aeri cable car. The cable ride only takes 5 minutes to climb up and down the mountain. The slope isn't too deep as the incline's angel is 45%. Despite there is only 1 seat inside, it's totally worth it as it offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the serrated mountains in Montserrat, which something you won't be able to see if you take the Cremallera funicular! Each cable car could hold a maximum of 35 people but most of the time it would leave in every 15 minutes anyway. A return ticket cost €11.50 for an adult and €6.00 for a children, it runs between 09:40 - 17:15 or 19:00 daily, depending on the time of the season and the weather. Finally, Aeri Montserrat is safe as I searched online and couldn't find that it has any accident since it first opened in 1930. I really enjoyed the rides, so I hope you will too! Highly recommended!
5. Castillo de Cardona, Conjunto
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 669 reviews
Reviewed By gaiteiro
If you look at the website it seems to imply that access to the castle is only on official guided tours at pre-booked times. This isn’t entirely accurate - the official guided tours get you access to a couple of extra places in the castle. The rest of it is entirely free to access. Part of the castle is a Parador, and the café run by them at the very top is very nice - good service and good food. The castle is pretty huge, and bits of it are in better repair than others. There are very few places you can’t go, even if there are warning signs which don’t bar you from entry, just telling you to be extra careful. If you walk up from the town, it’s a brisk climb, but well worth it. Glad we did it.
