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La Floresta is a township and a quarry in Lleida, where the rocks that were used to build Santes Creus came from. Also they used that rocks to build Poblet.

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Do you want to know how the Monastery looks like?

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Do you want to know how the Monastery looks like?

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In this video you'll be able to do a virtual tour in the monastery of Santes Creus. Believe us, it's spectacular!

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Monasterio de Santes Creus, una visita general

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El Real Monasterio de Santes Creus forma parte de la llamada Ruta del Cister en tierras de Tarragona y Lleida junto a los monasterios de Poblet y Vallbona de les Monges, todos ellos muy próximos a la AP-2, pero que también se enlazan a través de una ruta senderista (GPR 175).

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Assuming that a horse cart could travel at the average speed of 6 km/h, calculate how many hours were necessary to transport these rocks from the quarry to the Monastery.

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Assuming that a horse cart could travel at the average speed of 6 km/h, calculate how many hours were necessary to transport these rocks from the quarry to the Monastery.

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There are 42km from the quarry to Santes Creus. So to transport these rocks with a horse cart we will need seven hours.

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Column at the entrance of the palace of the king

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Column at the entrance of the palace of the king

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That red column is situated at the entrance of the palace of the king. It's made up of porphyry. Admiral Roger de Llúria oredered to bring that column form Corsica to honor his king.  The material that the column is made of  came from Egypt.

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Peter died from an illness at Vilafranca del Penedès on 11 November 1285, just one month after his royal foe Philip III of France. After fifteen years of his death, his son ordered to rebury him in Santes Creus, in a roman bath made up of a valuable material: porphyry, and covered with a sculpture.

James II, his son, was burryed next to his wife, Blanche of Anjou. Their sepulcre is on the other side of the major altar of the Santes Creus Church, next to the Peter the Great sepulcre.

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Stonemasons engraved some symbols in the stone for identiyfing the rocks that they had cut, thus they can recieve they salary.

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Pere II d'Aragó was born in Valencia in 1240. He was the son of James I and the father of James II. His difficult challenge was inheriting the catalanoaragonese crown. He reign during sixty years. Thus, on 16 November 1276, when he was thirty-six, he recieved the peninsular territory in Zarogza, while his brother recieved the Rosselló, Cerdanya and Montpellier territories.
His reign was a challenge and his nickname shows us that many people remembered him: we know him as "The Great".