Audio Guide of the Xandri Pine

The Xandri Pine is located at the entrance to Xandri Park, with free access every day. The park is open from 8:00 to 21:00 (hours vary by season). You can get there by public transport: R8/R4 train (Sant Cugat station) + L9 bus, or by car (nearby parking). More info at the Sant Cugat City Council.

No, access to the tree and the park is completely free. No reservations or tickets are required. It is an urban natural space open to the public.

A visit to the pine takes about 15–30 minutes. If you combine it with Xandri Park and nearby routes such as the Water Route or the Chapel of Saint Medir, you can extend it to 2 hours. Ideal for short visits or to complement other activities.

This Aleppo pine (Pinus halepensis) is a monumental tree over 200 years old, listed as Natural Heritage of Catalonia. It survived urban development thanks to neighborhood protests in 1998. Today it is a symbol of environmental conservation. For technical details: Institute of Catalan Studies.

• Spring/autumn: mild temperatures and ideal light for photos.• Time of day: From 10:00 to 13:00 or 16:00–19:00 to avoid the hottest summer hours.• Weekdays: Less crowded than weekends.

The park’s main access has paved paths, but the area immediately around the pine has uneven ground with gentle slopes. It is recommended to check specific accessibility information at: Accessible Sant Cugat Program or call +34 936 759 900.

• Monastery of Sant Cugat (Romanesque jewel, 12 minutes by car)• Parc de la Muntanyeta (panoramic views)• Medieval old town with walls• Museum of Contemporary TapestrySee routes at: Tourist Office.

• Comfortable footwear (uneven ground)• Bring water and sun protection (limited shade)• Climbing the tree is forbidden (protected heritage)• Take advantage of the park’s designated picnic areas• Combine your visit with the Viewpoints Trail (signposted)