Between Montserrat and the Pyrenees, the Llobregat and the Cardener outline an agricultural region by tradition, which was a border country in the past and which has also had mines and industry in more recent times. This evolution has left a deep impression on its landscape, on its heritage and on its people: cities like Manresa, regions like El Moianès, the Valls del Montcau, El Cardener and the River Park have joined their diversity in an interesting cultural and tourism offer in the heart of Catalonia.

Montserrat is a unique place. The mountain's physiognomy, the environment of the natural park, the significant art collection in its museum, and the sanctuary of Catalonia's patron saint bring nature, culture, spirituality and history together in an interesting proposal for visitors.

An old salt mine's facilities are now a culture park at which to enjoy geology, mineralogy, botany and history while discovering a unique natural and material heritage.

The «Saint Ignatius route» follows in the footsteps of the founder of the Jesuit religious order, who lived in Manresa in the mid-sixteenth century. Along the route you will discover the city's main Baroque buildings and numerous anecdotes and legends.

• Aguilar de Segarra
• Artés
• Avinyó
• Balsareny
• Calders
• Callús
• Cardona
• Castellbell i el Vilar
• Castellfollit del Boix
• Castellgalí
• Castellnou de Bages
• L' Estany
• Fonollosa
• Gaià
• Manresa
• Marganell
• Moià
• Monistrol de Calders
• Monistrol de Montserrat
• Mura
• Navarcles
• Navàs
• El Pont de Vilomara i Rocafort
• Rajadell
• Sallent
• Sant Feliu Sasserra
• Sant Fruitós de Bages
• Sant Joan de Vilatorrada
• Sant Mateu de Bages
• Sant Salvador de Guardiola
• Sant Vicenç de Castellet
• Santa Maria d'Oló
• Santpedor
• Súria
• Talamanca