Lying within mountainous territory, Olèrdola - known as "the key of the Penedès" - enjoys a landscape of vineyards, of forests cut through by the characteristic gullies, of winding paths, of caves and of numerous remains from the past that make it a very spectacular place to visit.

The old town of Corbera, located in an extraordinary environment of white pine forests, keeps elements of its medieval origins: the Santa Magdalena's Casal (XVI) -also known as the Castle-, the old Hospital for Pilgrims (XVI), the Santa Maria Church (XIII) and the ruins of the old Castle of Knights (X), among others.

Despite being one of the smallest towns in the region, almost an island in the midst of the plain surrounded by the Penedès on all four sides, this town holds the honour of being the birthplace of Dr. Josep Torras i Bages (1946-1916), bishop of Vic, who in the late 19th and early 20th centuries honoured our land and defended the Catalan language against the centralist repression.