Caldes de Montbui

Caldes de Montbui is a town and district in the comarca of the Valles Oriental in Catalonia, Spain. It is arranged in the upper valley of the Caldes waterway, and the most astounding purpose of the district is the pinnacle of el Farell at 816 m. Lies around 30 km from Barcelona and it a player in its metropolitan zone. The hot springs have been misused since Roman occasions, and the remainders of the Roman showers and other Roman structures can even now be seen. The town saves parts of its medieval strongholds and the Torre de la Preso jail.

The withdrawal of la Mare de Deu del Remei dates from the 16th century, as does the congregation of Santa Maria with its extravagant passage. The roman church of Sant Sebastia de Montmajor, in the town of a similar name at the extraordinary north-west of the region, is especially very much protected. The craftsman Manolo Hugue lived and worked in Caldes de Montbui, and his home has been changed over into an exhibition hall showing the two his works and those of different craftsmen. The town additionally has an archeological exhibition hall and the Delger historical center of furniture, works of art and figures.