Sant Celoni

02Geography

Sant Celoni encompasses the main town and several smaller nuclei, including Pertegàs and La Batllòria. The town is positioned on the left bank of the Tordera River and is bordered by the Montseny and Montnegre ranges. Various neighborhoods, such as Les Borrelles and Carrer Major, contribute to the town's urban fabric, while the surrounding natural parks enhance its scenic beauty.

Patron saint

Saint Celedonius

Number of neighborhoods

13

Weekly market day

Wednesday

03History

The origins of Sant Celoni trace back to a chapel established in the 11th century, dedicated to Saint Celedonius. Over the centuries, the town's name has evolved through various forms, reflecting its historical significance. The integration of surrounding municipalities occurred between 1930 and 1936, shaping the modern municipality.

• Original chapel 11th century
• Name variations Sancti Celidonia, Sant Celdoni, Sent Salony, etc.
• Francesc Sabaté Llopart Killed in 1960

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04Economy

Historically reliant on agriculture, Sant Celoni has shifted towards industrial and service sectors. The chemical industry, along with metal and electronics, has seen significant growth, while construction and trade have also flourished. A weekly market and a newly built shopping center enhance the town's commercial appeal.

• Agricultural employment 1.4% (2001)
• Construction employment 11.1% (2001)
• Industrial employment 30.5% (2001)
• Service sector employment 57% (2001)