Modernist and industrial heritage

The Sant Domènec Square is located in the center of the modern Manresa, built in the beggining of the twentieth century.

The Plana de l’Om (Elm square), so called because of the tree that dominated the site for many years, is one of the most typical squares of Manresa.

Built in Modern Style and designed by Joseph arquitete Signed in 1917, was a new-stand until a few years ago

This building, standing in the heart of the city, sheltered the popular Jorba store for many years

La Buresa is a great modernist building designed by the architect Ignasi Oms i Ponsa in 1908

Enric Sagnier designed this building between 1920 and 1924 by order of the Caixa de Pensions de Barcelona.

The Gabernet Espanyol House is the work of Ignasi Oms i Ponsa and was designed in 1898

The Passeig (Avenue) Pere III, along with Àngel Guimerà Street is the most important commercial area of Manresa

The Padró Domènech House, which is also known as Xipell House, was designed in 1903 by Ignasi Oms.

Casa Torra (Torra House) was designed by Ignasi Oms i Ponsa in 1910, at the height of maturity of his work. Still stands as the approaches of both integrated and independent house in the city by a very original and typically modernist

This is a house with a garden, in an unbeatable location beside the Passeig, right in the city centre.

Built by Alexandre Soler i March in 1918. Sober and regular, leaves behind the Modernist canons and it follows the Noucentisme style.

Ignasi Oms designed the Davant House in 1907 and it was enlarged by Josep Firmat in 1936

Considered the principal Modernist building in Manresa, the Casino was built by Ignasi Oms i Ponsa

The Kursaal theatre is a cultural facility built in 1927 by the entrepreneur Andreu Cabot.