The church the people of Manresa call "La Seu" dominates the town from the strategic platform of Puigcardener, showing off its fine architectural design. Inside , the central nave is one of the largest in Europe; outside, there are 18 doub..

Tourist routes known as the Ignatian paths retracing the saint’s stay in Manresa head off from the Holy Cave (Santa Cova). Nearby, the 18C church is linked to the cave by a heavily decorated gallery .

Despite successive restorations, this bridge is one of the most typical symbols of Manresa. It has the classic humpback shape of medieval bridges with a longer central arch and seen others in symmetrical gradation.

Two-storey 18C building with a main façade decorated with a large coat of arms of the town. Inside is the municipal council room where the famous "Bases" of Manresa were written.

A remarkable example of baroque civic architecture, this palace was restored several times.