Known as the place where Saint Ignatius of Loyola experienced his transformative retreat in 1522, the city has become a focal point for spiritual seekers.
St Ignatius of Loyola's Cave at Manresa (Spain Isacco - Shutterstock
Beautiful church decorated in the Byzantine style that houses the sword of Saint Ignatius of Loyola.
Basilica of Saints Justus and Pastor By Zarateman - Own work, CC0
This outstanding Gothic basilica is the most ancient church in Barcelona according to historians
Chapel of Marcus Courtesy Manel Meseguer
Small chapel founded by a wealthy merchant to assist travelers and pilgrims It was probably a place of passage for St. Ignatius of Loyola
The most important monastery in Catalonia in the early Middle Ages with an impressive Romanesque cloister.
Gothic cathedral that recovers an ancient bishopric of the first Christians in Hispania
Church dedicated to the Sagrafa Familia (not Gaudi’s) that tries to imitate the medieval style.
Chapel at Pont de Vilomara Pilgrim's Office of the Ignatian Way
Church of the 19th century erected on the way of St Ignatius of Loyola to Barcelona
Stone where St. Ignatius knelt at Viladordis Pilgrim's Office of the Ignatian Way
Saint Ignatius of Loyola used to go to the Sanctuary of Health to pray and was a fervent devotee of the Virgin