The Centre d’Interpretació del Cava in Sant Sadurní d’Anoia hosts this exhibition exploring a lesser-known side of Antoni Gaudí: his personal and creative connection to the Penedès region. The show examines the architect’s relationship with the vineyard landscape, stonework, and agriculture through historical documents like the 1883 plans for the La Llena estate. This technical display tracks how Gaudí integrated local territorial references and materials into his construction methodology, marking the centenary of his death.
The Planns tip
Use your visit to walk the vineyards near the Fassina de Can Guineu, a landscape essential to understanding Gaudí’s work in the region.
The venue
Centre d’Interpretació del Cava – Fassina de Can Guineu (CIC Fassina)
A 1,200-square-meter former distillery. The industrial origins of Cava.
Housed in a former brandy distillery dating back to 1814, this center traces the history and production of sparkling wine through large-scale audiovisual installations and tours of historic cellars.
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