More about Sant Sadurni d’Anoi
This delightful, historic town in Catalonia is the Cava capital of Spain, with more than 60 companies in the region producing Cava.
So visiting the wineries in the area should be number one on your list of things to do while visiting.
Freixenet is probably the largest and most well-known internationally Cava producer, and here you can take a winery tour.
The cellars are enormous and best viewed from the small passenger train that travels through the underground cellars.
Enjoy a group or private tour at Codorniu, where you will discover the origins of Cava, which they know all about, having been around for more than 450 years.
Colomer was founded more recently, in 1943, and is known to produce high-quality Cavas and wines.
A great way to explore the region is to join a bicycle tour through the vineyards, stopping en route for a picnic lunch and chocolate and Cava tastings.
If you’d like to visit a beach, Sitges is the closest, only 30 minutes away.
Want to know more about what to see and do in Catalonia?
Then see our pages about Barcelona and surrounding beaches.