The "Sagrera de Sant Sadurní de Salelles" is a small medieval town with origins in the 11th century.

Between the years 1020 and 1060, the feudal revolution took place in European areas of the old Carolingian Empire including the Catalan counties. A period of struggle in which, appliying unrestrained violence, the nobles rebelled against the kings law in order to take the land from free peasants and subject them into servitude. The church used its influence and set a new norm: Sagrera or Sacred land. The area of 30 paces arround churches was deemed inviolable. The peasants started to build their houses and cellars attached to the churches to get protection and small medieval villages sprouted arround them.

La Casa de la Volta has stones as old as the Sant Sadurní Sagrera, but it has been extended over the centuries. The last major reform carried in 1782.

Today, it is adapted with all the comforts wile keeping its centanary character. You can enjoy a stay of tranquility, with easy access, parking right below the house. Salelles is in the center of Catalonia, and can be reached by motorway: we are just 50' from Barcelona and it’s airport.