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The Nature Park at Sant Miquel del Fai combines nature, architecture and history. The area is a natural formation of rocks and water, and has been inhabited since Neolithic times. River action, rainfall and annual thaws have created a series of caves, rock formations, waterfalls and pools. The area is also rich in wildlife – plants, birds and amphibians. The first written evidence of occupation dates from 887, with references to a 4th century hermitage. The church of Sant Miquel, built into the rock, dates from 997 and is the best preserved troglodyte church in the country. A gift of land from the counts of Barcelona meant a monastery could be founded next to the church and this survived until 1832. The Priory House of the monastery was built in the 15th century and still stands as a fully preserved gothic building. Today the area is both a natural scenic attraction and a popular place for weddings and corporate and group events. There is a picnic area, children’s play area and souvenir shop. On Sundays a bus service operates from Barcelona.
Sant Miquel del Fai is one of the top attractions in Sant Miquel del Fai, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Sant Miquel del Fai, Golf de Caldes, Estación RENFE La Garriga, Balneari Broquetas, Circuit de l'aigua termal, all within a convenient distance from Sant Miquel del Fai.