Via Crucis de Montserrat

The Via Crucis consists of fourteen stations along a stone pathway, representing the final journey of Jesus Christ through sculptural works.

Built between 1904 and 1919 by architect Enric Sagnier, the original sculptures were destroyed during the Spanish Civil War and replaced in the 1950s.

This religious route serves as a center for local ceremonies, reflecting the deep connection between Catalan spirituality and architectural expression.

Visitors can access the path from Plaza Abat Oliba, taking approximately twenty minutes to walk through all fourteen stations to the Capella de la Soledat.

The current sculptures, created by artists including Margarida Sans Jordi and Francesc Juventeny, combine neoclassical elements with modern abstract designs.

Location: Monistrol de Montserrat

Architects: Enric Sagnier

GPS coordinates: 41.59210,1.83438

Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:15