Top 5 Caves around Esplugues De Llobregat

Set of well-known cavities on the western slope of the Serra de Collserola. Five cavities are known under the name of Coves de Santa Creu d'Olorda, a short distance from each other and clearly interrelated, from west to east, they are: Cova de l'Or: At the bottom of a small cliff with an elongated mouth that gives way to a small hall with a rounded section and a low ceiling; at the opposite end and at ground level, there is a crack 1.90 meters deep that is the beginning of a gallery 19 meters long, meandering and with the floor covered by earth and dust, ending in a narrow passage. Cova de la Molsa: 12 meters from the previous one, with a narrow mouth, it opens next to a large slab, half hidden by the abundant vegetation, giving way to a single gallery of modest dimensions and descending along its 11 meters of route. Coves dels Encantats 1 and Cova Petita: Cova dels Encants 1 opens through a short corridor that leads directly into the so-called main gallery, 25 meters long and https://espeleoworld.com/c/coves-de-santa-creu-d-olorda

The Grott Mine is a tunnel of almost one and a half kilometers that is located in the Sierra de Collserola. Its construction was to carry water from the Pantano de Vallvidrera to the old municipality of Sarrià.

A strange cave in the side of the trail. It is a popular place for people to visit on a nice trail near Can Coll. I am not sure if the cave actually goes anywhere but the trail at the right time of the day gets beams of light that are magical.

According to Sergi Falguera, a collaborator of the Friends of the Geology Museum association, the site began to be exploited in the 17th century, but the most important extractions date back to the 19th and 20th centuries, when it was named Juanita. . It was part of the land of the Masia de Santa Caterina, in the neighborhood of Pedralbes. The mine still has several access tunnels. It is low in water, but it is not drinkable because it carries the acid that is formed from the oxide of minerals

End station/Exit of an old tunnel built en the early 19C, which was firstly used as the water channel for transporting the reservoir water into the city, then as the end station for the express train taking visitors from the city to the heart of the natural park.

They are small caves, within the area between Coll del Portell and Carretera de les Aigües, the best access is from the Aigües road and they are also better seen when going to see them, from Coll del Portell you can also go down although the path, being made of very loose slate stone, is more slippery.

To see these caves, it is better to access from the Les Aigües road, it is more accessible and less dangerous, from the Coll del Portell, it is downhill and the trails are loose stone.

Between the municipalities of Sant Joan Despí and Sant Just Desvern and next to Sant Feliu de Llobregat, Torreblanca has always been a privileged meeting place for the three municipalities, of which it has become the central park. In the heart of the park, the magnificent romantic garden of the late nineteenth century introduces us to a world full of charm and mystery. Its imaginative design is based on the idea of imitating the shapes and elements of nature, with caves, islands, caves, lakes and waterfalls, surrounded by lush and diverse vegetation, in free growth, which this space in arguably the most striking part of the park. In its surroundings, the modern park follows the route of the old fields of the estate with a structure of large trapezes that surround the old gardens.