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The construction of the castle dates from the 11th or 12th centuries, although it was built on an earlier structure. Around the 14th century, the castle was transformed into a palace. In 1508 the chapel dedicated to Santa Margarida was restored. In 1739 the vicar general granted permission to transport the castle chapel, almost in ruins, to the field called de la Parellada. In 1995, an archaeological intervention was carried out in order to recover and condition the architectural structure.
A mountain valley in a beech forest, fir woods and marshes. several itineraries start in the valley.
A mountain pass and a viewpoint. Many trail depart from here like Pla de la Calma and Tagamanent. Also GR5-2 passes here on its way to Matagalls peak.
A stream that flows from Santa Fé reservoir until Tordera River, passing by Gualba. A popular hike is from Gualba Train station until Santa Fe; follow PR-C211.
starting at Parc Mediambiental de Gualba, you can ascend via the blue route and enjoy the course of the stream, its pools, and springs, eventually reaching the viewpoint where you can see the Salt de Gualba, a 135-meter tiered waterfall.
Accesible as a detour of PRC-211
Accesible as a detour of PRC-211