Plaça del Rector Homs, s/n
The churches of Sant Pere, Santa Maria and Sant Miquel: fifteen centuries of history on one site, with wall paintings found nowhere else in Europe.
Plaça de Josep Freixa i Argemí, 11
Lluís Muncunill's best-known work, a sea of parabolic arches in the middle of Sant Jordi park. Home to the tourist office.
Parc de Vallparadís
The city's great urban park, a former stream turned into four kilometres of green running through Terrassa from north to south.
Carrer de Salmerón, s/n
A 12th-century castle and a 14th-century charterhouse, today the main site of the Museu de Terrassa, its cloister open to the park.
Raval de Montserrat
The square of the town hall and the market, where the city takes to the street: castells, parades, the farmers' market and the Fira Modernista.
Rambla d'Ègara, 270
The Catalan Museum of Science and Technology, in the Vapor Aymerich, Amat i Jover: the country's largest Modernista factory, with its chimney and sawtooth roofs.
Raval de Montserrat, 39
The Modernista market of 1908, iron and glass, at the heart of the Raval de Montserrat: stalls that have always been there, and the liveliest square in town outside.
Plaça de Maragall, 2
The city's theatre since 1920, restored with its dome and Modernista portico on Maragall square.
Plaça Vella
The old main square, between the cathedral of the Sant Esperit and the café terraces: where the castells, the dances and the Festa Major nights happen.
Passatge de Tete Montoliu, 24
Terrassa's jazz club since 1994 and the festival's home: a former industrial hall on Tete Montoliu passage, with concerts all year round.
Parc Natural de Sant Llorenç del Munt i l'Obac
The summit of Sant Llorenç del Munt, at 1,104 metres, with the Romanesque monastery on top and the whole Vallès below. The Sunday walk par excellence.
Passeig de les Lletres, 1
The city's main library on the passeig de les Lletres, with an events hall, a children's area and the poetry collection.
