Mataró gathers a heritage cluster that traces local architectural and historical evolution. The route connects five points: the Roman villa of Torre Llauder, Elies Rogent's panoptic prison, the Casa Coll i Regàs by Puig i Cadafalch, the Nau Gaudí edicule, and the Capella dels Dolors in Santa Maria. The walk is defined by the artistic intervention of Antoni Viladomat at the Capella dels Dolors, where the original sacristy, crypt, choir, and board room remain intact.
The Planns tip
The visit to the Conjunt dels Dolors includes the sacristy and the crypt; leave time to observe Antoni Viladomat's work in detail.
The venue
Museu de Mataró. Clos Arqueològic Torre Llauder - Vil·La romana de Torre Llauder
Mataró's Roman villa. Mosaics, baths, Iluro's past.
In Mataró, the Torre Llauder Archaeological Enclosure presents a 1st-century BC Roman villa, a vestige of ancient Iluro. Its mosaics, stately dependencies, and thermal complex offer a route through imperial architecture and daily life.
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