Artigas Gardens

The four-hectare garden extends along the Llobregat River, incorporating stone paths, bridges, fountains, and architectural elements designed by Antoni Gaudí.

In 1906, architect Antoni Gaudí created these gardens as a gift for the textile manufacturer Joan Artigas Alart, who hosted him during construction works.

Four stone sculptures within the garden represent the evangelists through symbols: a bull, a lion, an eagle, and an angel arranged in cross formation.

The garden offers guided tours, audio guides in multiple languages, and requires approximately 40 minutes to explore the complete grounds at a regular pace.

The garden remained unknown until 1971 when R. Bonamusa discovered its existence through conversations with a bricklayer involved in its original construction.

Location: La Pobla de Lillet

Inception: 1906

Architects: Antoni Gaudí

Architectural style: Catalan modernism, Art Nouveau

Address: Al peu de l'antiga línia de FC al Clot del Moro. La Pobla de Lillet (Berguedà) 08696 08696

GPS coordinates: 42.25320,1.97566

Latest update: March 7, 2025 03:00