Santuari de la Mare de Déu de la Salut de Sabadell

The eclectic architecture sanctuary stands at 226 meters elevation, featuring a modernist bell tower and intricate sculptural decorations by Enric Monjo and Camil Fàbregas.

The sanctuary originated in the mid-17th century when locals discovered a Virgin statue near Canyameres torrent, leading to its placement in the existing Sant Iscle chapel.

Pope Pius XII declared Mare de Déu de la Salut as Sabadell's patron saint in 1947, marking a significant moment for the local religious community.

The sanctuary maintains a shop offering various religious items, including images and photographs of the Virgin in different sizes and finishes.

The high altar features an altarpiece created by Antoni Vila Arrufat, complemented by Jeroni Granel's stained glass windows throughout the structure.

Location: Sabadell

Architects: Francesc Folguera, Miquel Pasqual Tintorer, Juli Batllevell

Architectural style: eclectic architecture

Elevation above the sea: 226 m

GPS coordinates: 41.56278,2.12306

Latest update: March 4, 2025 06:26