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Catalonia
La Roca del Vallès is a municipality located in Catalonia, Spain, within the province of Barcelona. It is characterized by its rich prehistoric heritage and industrial development, nestled in the Vallés Oriental region.
La Roca del Vallès is positioned at the intersection of the ancient Camino Real and the A-2 coastal road, connecting to the AP-7 highway towards France. The municipality lies in the mid-valley of the Mogent River, featuring rugged terrain to the east, where forests of pines and oaks thrive.
La Roca del Vallès has been inhabited since ancient times, evidenced by archaeological findings such as dolmens, tombs, and prehistoric paintings. The castle of La Roca was largely reconstructed in 1952, preserving its original rectangular layout and notable features.
Explore La Roca del Vallès, a Catalonian municipality known for its prehistoric art and industrial growth.
The municipality celebrates its local culture through various festivals, including the Fiesta Mayor, which takes place on the second weekend of September. Another significant date is November 29, marking a local festivity.
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