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Natural Heritage

On this tour we will visit some of the city’s most important natural sites

Modernist and industrial heritage

On this tour, we will visit some of the city’s most emblematic and representative places from the late 19th and early 20th century

Ignatian and Baroque heritage

We will focus on the city's Baroque period and especially on the figure of Saint Ignatius of Loyola

Medieval Heritage

On this tour through the most representative monuments of the city's medieval period

Essential Manresa

Throughout this essential tour, we will visit some of the most emblematic and representative places of the city

The Way of Enlightenment

This route goes through the scenarios of the Great Illumination of Cardener, that St. Ignatius of Loyola experienced on this slope that forms the triangle between the river Cardener and the neighborhoods of Escodines, Balconada and Sant Pau.

The Farewell Way

According to tradition, Saint Ignatius often visited Viladordis, and stories mention that the saint fainted there in July 1522, after fasting for a few days. The route goes from the Cave to Viladordis, following a path through Passatge de la Cova, Nou de Santa Clara, the Tort Cross, Santa Clara's convent and the Culla Cross, from where we go to Viladordis. It follows the Way of St. James, but in the opposite direction.

The modernist Manresa

Based on the work of the city's principal architects you will discover the contribution of Manresa to Catalan modernism. The journey also allows you to follow the urban growth and expansion of Manresa following the demolition of the walls.

The Ignatian Manresa

The Saint Ignatius trail follows several places marked by anecdotes, legends and religious and spiritual symbolism. Many of them were places of prayer for St. Ignatius, such as the Basilica of La Seu and the Carmelite church of El Carme, and in some others, he lived mysteries and revelations, including the Chapel of the Rapture (El Rapte). Other places have been transformed through the years, while the Society of Jesus, religious order formed by Saint Ignatius, was gaining recognition, such as the Sanctuary of the Cave (La Cova). Last but not least, you can also visit 1522, the city of Ignatius, located in the former convent in Sant Domènec Square.

Manresa, heart of Catalonia

The route "Manresa, the heart of Catalonia" shows us the most important points of interest in Manresa: from the Tourist Office we go towards the Basilica of la Seu, then to the medieval street, El Balç; we pass through the historic centre with the Major Square and Sant Miquel street. Once at the Plana de l'Om, we get into the modernist city through the all the different modernist building that we can see in this commercial part of the city.

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