Attractions and places to see around Sant Fost De Campsentelles offers a blend of historical sites, natural beauty, and cultural points of interest. Nestled in a mountainous area surrounded by forests in the Vallès Oriental region of Catalonia, the village provides a tranquil atmosphere. Visitors can explore Romanesque churches, medieval castles, and 13th-century monasteries. The green surroundings include hills, forested areas, and streams, ideal for walking and light trails.
Last updated: May 9, 2026
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The road from Horta to Cerdanyola connects the Vallés with Baecelona and the northern part of Collserola. At the col del forat del vent it connects with the passeig de les Aigües.
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One of the best ways out of Barcelona towards Vallés with little traffic and fantastic views of the city. It is well worth the visit for tourists who come to discover Barcelona.
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This segment is the gentlest section of the ascent of the Arrabassada, the best known for reaching Tibidabo. Here you will find a false plan where you can recover and also a gas station where you can buy supplies or wash your bike. Always with good views of the city.
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Path to ride on MTB or gravel that runs parallel to the bed of the Besós river in its lower part. You can start riding from the mouth of the river in Sant Adrià de Besòs where it begins with paved bike lanes to the Can Zam Park in Santa Coloma de Gramenet where this dirt path begins right away. At this point there is the possibility of going up to the upper part of the river where there are paved bike lanes up to Montcada i Reixac.
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It is a charming Romanesque style hermitage and has almost a thousand years of history (built in 1046 AD). It has been restored but retains its original structure.
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The Besòs River Park is a public space located along the last 9 kilometers of the Besòs riverbed, from the confluence with the Ripoll river to its mouth in the Mediterranean Sea. With a total area of 115 hectares, it is one of the most important green spaces in the Barcelona metropolitan region, especially if we consider its location, forming part of the urban continuum of the cities of Barcelona, Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Sant Adrià de Besòs and Montcada. i Reixac. The contamination and degradation of the Besòs River and its surroundings is a problem that dates back to the sixties, mainly due to the great growth of the populations that surround the river and the industrialization process of these cities. The policy for the recovery of degraded river spaces initiated in the eighties by the town councils and the Generalitat of Catalonia -always with the collaboration of an increasingly sensitive citizenry- has notably improved the state of the Besòs river. It is necessary to highlight the effectiveness of the sanitation measures applied, especially in the nineties, to stop considering the Besòs river as a sewer.
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The Xandri pine is a monumental pinyoner pine (Pinus pinea in Latin) located in the territory of the rural park of Torre Negra in Sant Cugat del Vallès, about 250 years old (according to a dendrological analysis it germinated in 1774). The tree has a height of 23 meters, a trunk circumference of 3.20 meters and a trunk thickness of 3.60 meters. Its head has a width of 21 by 15 meters. It is called Xandri because it is located on land that was once owned by a farmer named Xandri
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Some sections with strong stones, not so comfortable to go with the gravel.
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Sant Fost de Campsentelles is rich in history. You can visit the Romanesque Church of Sant Fost, dating back to the 11th century, or the medieval Sentmenat Castle situated on a hill. The 13th-century Monastery of Sant Francesc also contributes to the area's architectural heritage. Additionally, the historic town center features notable buildings like the Casa de la Vila and Casa de la Cultura.
Yes, the region offers several natural spaces. The La Ribalta and Can Teyà Hills, also known as 'El turó de la Bandera,' are covered with pine and oak groves, perfect for discovering local flora. You can also enjoy tranquil walks in Can Corominas Park, accessible via the Can Torrents Stream, which leads to the Font de l'Alba.
The area around Sant Fost de Campsentelles is excellent for hiking. A popular starting point for many trails is the Sant Medir Hermitage, a religious building of Romanesque origin located in the Collserola mountain range. You can find various routes, including the 'Torrent de Cabanyes Trail – Can Rovira Quarry loop' or the 'Maresme Vineyards Trail – Conreria Pass loop'. For more options, explore the hiking guide for Sant Fost de Campsentelles.
Absolutely. One of the most significant natural monuments is Pi d'en Xandri, a stone pine that is one of the oldest in Catalonia. Estimated to be around 248 years old, it holds ecological, cultural, and historical significance and is located in the Torre Negra rural park.
Cyclists can enjoy several routes with scenic views. The Horta to Cerdanyola Road is a cycle way known for offering spectacular views of Barcelona with fewer cars. Another popular option is the Rabassada climb, a smooth ascent to Tibidabo with awesome views. For more cycling routes, check out the road cycling guide or the MTB trails guide for the region.
Yes, Parc de la Creueta is a natural leisure space ideal for families to enjoy. The Pi d'en Xandri natural monument and the Sant Medir Hermitage also offer pleasant environments suitable for family outings.
Sant Fost de Campsentelles has a long history, evidenced by several archaeological sites. Notable locations include those at Can Torres, Turó dels Penjabocs, and areas near Sant Cebrià de Cabanyes, providing glimpses into the area's past.
Visitors appreciate the blend of historical sites, natural beauty, and walking paths. The community has shared over 180 photos and given more than 550 upvotes to the various attractions, highlighting the scenic views, tranquil atmosphere, and opportunities for outdoor activities like cycling and hiking.
Yes, the Besòs Riverside Path: Montcada to Can Zam offers a pleasant route for walking or cycling. This path runs parallel to the Besòs river, with sections suitable for both MTB/gravel and paved bike lanes, providing a refreshing experience along the water.
Sant Fost de Campsentelles celebrates its Festa Major in mid-September, featuring concerts, dances, and traditional activities. In April, the Fira de Sant Antoni Abat takes place, which includes the 'Tres Tombs' parade and the blessing of animals, offering a taste of local culture.
For panoramic views, consider hiking to Montbui Castle or Coscollada hill. These elevated points offer expansive vistas over the surrounding Vallès region, showcasing the natural beauty of the area.


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