What to do in Bagà?
The new way to discover Bagà live, a game to find the most interesting corners, solve puzzles and learn interesting facts about its history without even realizing it. At your leisure, without schedules or reservations. From the moment you start, you will have 12 hours to finish (it won't take you more than 2), being able to stop to rest, have a drink...
Discover Bagà in a special way
It is clear that if you visit Bagà you will not miss its old prison or the palace of the Barons of Pinós… But did you know that according to some sources, one of the founders of the Templars is from here? You know, those little details that few people know, and that open your eyes like soup bowls.
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What to see in Bagà
The best way to discover Bagà is through our experience, which will take you through its history as you explore the place.
Along the way, you'll solve puzzles that will bring every corner to life. However, we've also provided you with some of the must-see places in Bagà below so you can enjoy its charm at your own pace. Don't miss this unique opportunity to explore Bagà!
The castle of Bagà
Known as the Palace of the Barons of Pinós, it is a historic building from the 13th century. It was the home of the Pinós family and the legendary knight Galcerán de Pinós.
St. Stephen's Church
Built between the 14th and 15th centuries, part of its walls formed the old town wall. Its interior was restored after a fire in 1753.
Medieval bridge
The Vila bridge, or Pinós bridge, is a medieval bridge with two arches that crosses the Bastareny River and connects with the ancient walled enclosure of Bagà.
Old Town
The old town of Bagà is a charming place that retains its medieval character. Its cobbled streets and historic buildings make it a unique place.
Galceran Square in Pinós
Also known as Plaza Porxada, it is the medieval heart of Bagà. Surrounded by historic buildings, it stands out for its charm and antiquity.
Portella Tower
It is the only remnant of the ancient medieval wall of Bagà and a symbol of the town. From its arch, you can start a walk towards the bridge and the Bastareny River.
The legend of the knight Galcerán
Galcerán de Pinós, a 12th-century Catalan knight, was captured after a battle against the Muslims. He spent 5 years as a prisoner, while his family tried to gather the high ransom demanded: gold, horses, cows, brocades and 100 young maidens. In the absence of the latter, the vassals offered their own daughters, showing great loyalty.
Legend has it that the night before he was to deliver the ransom, Saint Stephen appeared in his cell and freed him. The next day, the two knights met up with their people in the port of Salou, returning home to celebrate their unexpected freedom.
In gratitude, Galcerán donated part of his income to the church of Bagà and decreed the freedom of all girls born in his land.
