Sant Cebrià de Vallalta

Located at the foot of the Montnegre massif and surrounded by pine forests and cork oak and chestnut forests, the town of Sant Cebrià de Vallalta invites you to discover its rich natural surroundings through signposted routes that take us into the biodiversity of the Montnegre-Corredor Natural Park.

Land of strawberries and mushrooms, pearls of local gastronomy, Sant Cebrià preserves a rich heritage of farmhouses scattered throughout its area that still today make this town an agricultural reserve on the seashore.

The municipality, of 15.79 km², borders Tordera, Pineda de Mar, Calella, Sant Pol de Mar, Canet de Mar and Sant Iscle de Vallalta. The main urban center is complemented by various urbanizations, such as Castellar de Indias, Vistamar, Can Palau, Can Bartomet and Can Domènec, in addition to numerous scattered farmhouses that preserve the rustic essence of the municipality.

Places of interest

Parish Church of Sant Cebrià

Built in 1577, this late Gothic church is one of the most outstanding architectural elements of the town. Replacing an old Romanesque building, the church has a robust structure with ornamental details typical of the late Renaissance. The temple, located in the heart of the old town, is a meeting point for religious festivities and local traditions.

Can Coris farmhouse

This historic farmhouse is located just a few metres from the parish church and stands out for its three Renaissance windows that give it a unique character. Can Coris bears witness to the area's agricultural past and has been a centre of rural life for centuries. Walking around its surroundings allows you to enjoy the traditional architecture and imagine what life in the countryside was like in ancient times.

Hiking routes in Montnegre

Nature lovers will find Sant Cebrià a true paradise to explore. The marked routes cross cork oak and chestnut forests, offer panoramic viewpoints and discover old farm paths. These excursions allow you to discover the biodiversity of the Montnegre-Corredor Natural Park, with native flora and fauna that change with each season of the year.

Fountains and streams of the municipality

Sant Cebrià de Vallalta is dotted with small natural fountains and streams that run through the landscape. These water points, such as the Font del Ferro or the Riera de Sant Pol, are ideal places to take a break, enjoy the fresh air and connect with the surroundings. The presence of water encourages plant diversity and turns these spaces into havens of tranquillity.