Guided tour castle and church of Sant Martí Sarroca

Sant Martí Sarroca

Sa Roca, Monument complex

Thursday to Sunday

Mornings: 12h
Afternoons: 18h

6,5€

The complex has undergone several renovations and restorations over the centuries. One of the major alterations was carried out in 1906 by the famous architect and politician Josep Puig i Cadafalch, who was commissioned to work on the interior and exterior of the Romanesque church of Santa María de Sant Martí Sarroca, the most authentic piece of architecture in the medieval complex of Sa Roca, this being the first documented monument restoration of any significance.

We invite you to visit one of the most important architectural gems of Alt Penedès, the major landmark of this town, and discover one of the best-preserved Romanesque style complexes in Catalonia.

What does the activity include

Guided visit to the castle and church

Special prices

Reduced ticket: €5.20 (retired, people with disabilities or functional diversity, youth card)
Children's ticket (8-14 years): €3.25
Entrance for children under 8: free

Contacte

Telephone

938 99 16 69

hola@turismesantmartisarroca.cat

Web

https://turismesantmartisarro…

Address

Av. del Castell, 99
08731
Spain

Town

Sant Martí Sarroca

Google Maps Location

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Type

Museums, art and culture

Profile

All ages

Accessibility

Wheelchair - total access

Reduced mobility

Images

Visita guiada Conjunt Monumental Sant Martí Sarroca

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