Near the Riera de Sant Just, you will find this testimony to the municipality’s medieval past. There you can visit the remains of a mill built in 1306 and restored in 2001. You can observe the Gothic building, you can sense the pond and, when it is open, the underground cistern that carried out its function and took advantage of the force of the water from the stream. Its entire operation is explained in a very visual way on the exterior panels.
You can discover its interior with arranged visits or during the Singular Nature Route. You can get there on foot, by bike or in your own vehicle. There are some stops on the TRAM line T3 nearby.
More information: https://www.turismebaixllobregat.com/ca/ruta-del-tram/el-moli-fariner
The Flour Mill is part of the Singular Nature Route. Below you can access the route map: https://santjust.net/media/uploads/comunicacio_2019/rutes_cat_2019.pdf
