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It is an Iberian settlement established at the foot of the Turó de la Cadira del Bisbe (300 m), in the Serralada de Marina, which was founded by the Laietan tribe towards the end of the fifth century BC. It must have had its moment of maximum power between the 5th and 3rd centuries BC and was abandoned around the 1st century BC. The core of the settlement was distributed in terraces to overcome the unevenness. The village was walled and had a defensive tower, its disappearance dates back to 200 BC with the arrival of the Romans.
It is a simple Romanesque construction from the 11th-13th centuries, consisting of a covered nave with a barrel vault and a semicircular apse with a small central alabaster window.
The chapel and the range are mentioned for the first time in documents from the years 993, in the pledge of land from Borrell to Bishop Vives and from 1075. Throughout the 11th and 12th centuries the chapel is mentioned in land sales approaches. In 1401 it was called Sant Mateu del Bosc.
Montcabrer is a mountain in the Catalan Coastal Range, which rises between the towns of Cabrils and Cabrera de Mar, in the Maresme. The main hill of the range is dominated by a large cross, originally of wood and now of iron, documented since the 17th century.
It is a Carrara marble statue made in 1956 by Claudi Rius. It was erected by the owner of the property to end a quarrel with the rector of the Teià parish who called it a lack of faith. The figure, atop the rocky hill of El Moliner and with open arms, looks directly at the church of Teià and enjoys a good view of the stream of Teià and the sea
Dolmen de Can Boquet
This the best-known megalith in the Maresme region. It is an evolved corridor tomb, of the small Catalan gallery type, with a quadrangular plan and granite slab corridor.
It has great views to the south including Barcelona City.