Travel 1000 years back in history: Santes Creus Monastery and Wine tasting

On the banks of the river Gaià we find the monastery of Santes Creus, founded in 1160, which was the center of one of the most extensive and influential monastic lordships of the Crown of Aragon. With a solid, serious and austere architecture, to visit Santes Creus is to relive a time when purity and distance from the world took shape at a point firmly anchored in the land. King Peter the Great and his son James II the Just were patrons of the monastery and chose to be buried here, in two Gothic mausoleums next to the high altar. The Nulles Wine Cathedral, 17 minutes from Santes Creus, is a 1917 modernist gem built by Gaudí's disciple specializing in modernist cooperatives, Cèsar Martinell I Brunet. Here we will have the opportunity to buy products from the area, such as olive oil, nuts, and wines and cavas Adernats its brand.