What to see > Medieval Heritage

Old gothic church, built by Berenguer de Montagut, were the "Miracle of Light" took place on the 21st February 1345

Due to reformation works, the Balç Street will remain closed until 18th September (included)

The Chapel of Saint Mark, is a Gothic chapel located at the southern entrance of Manresa right next to the Old Bridge.

The historic center of Manresa is located where the town used to be in the medieval wall

The new Interpretation centre Manresa 1522: Ignatius’ city, located in the old Conservatory Theatre in Sant Domènec Square, shows what the city was like in the sixteenth century, when it hosted St. Ignatius of Loyola in 1522.

There are still sections of the old medieval walls of the city; these walls reached its maximum limits during the 14th Century

The Plaça Major (city council's square) of Manresa is and used to be one of the meeting points of its inhabitants and where the city council is located nowadays

The "New Bridge" is a bridge that crosses the river Cardener at the northwest entrance of the city

This "Old Bridge" is one of the characteristic elements of the monumental appearance of the town. It was built between the 12th and 13th Centuries

Medieval house which preserves a gothic window.

L'hospital de Sant Andreu és un edifici hospitalari i assistencial que té el seu origen a la dècada de 1260

Medieval origin convent, occupied by the community of Clare's nuns. During the XVIIth century, cloistered Dominican nuns used to run this convent

El santuari de La Salut és un recinte religiós d’origen romànic situat a Viladordis, un dels veïnats de Manresa situat fora del nucli urbà de la ciutat

Medieval tower built between the 13th and 14th Centuries

La Seu is the principal monument of Manresa

The path of "els Corrals" is located at the foot of Puigcardener and it is a path from the current Via Sant Ignaci to the Reforma square, skirting the medieval wall.