It is the most genuine architectural and urban heritage of the village. The porched square as we see it now dates back to the 17th century. It is, in this time, when it becomes the main square of the town and center of the weekly market. The first Town Hall of the town is built with views of the square between the buttresses of the Renaissance church dedicated to Sant Pere.

Walk belonging to the little chappel  of the  Angel, built during  the  XVI st century. It was part of the original Montserrat roadwalk, and presents pristine parts of the original trace. There are also built-up systems in dry stone that rest on the road and leave slopes

Tower of the manufacturer Coma built around 1920, as the home of the director of the textile factory.

This house has been built from the 16th to the 19th century and is therefore a compendium of architectural styles. It preserves the Gothic floor plan, as well as remains of previous architecture.

Located at the foot of the road from Monistrol to Montserrat, this huge banana tree was officially declared "Monumental Tree of Catalonia" according to decree 214/1987 of the Official Journal of the Generalitat of Catalonia on June 9, 1996. This tree is 33 meters high and has a 4.45 meter barrel vault and a 5.5 meter vault.

It is named after the spring that supplies water to the whole town. The Font Gran was called until the 16th century Font de la Resclosella.

Medieval tower of defense and signs that presides over the town and had been part of a network of watchtowers during the time of border lands. During the War of Succession, Abbot Manuel Marrón made her fly, fearing that the supporters of Charles of Austria would become strong. The current state of Bestorre, a colossus rested on the wall, is the consequence of this blast.

The name refers to the weights that regulated the clock of the bell tower of the Sant Pere church. Over the years, the site has maintained the old salted article 'es' and the place name Espilons has been born.

It is probably the first town centre in Monistrol. The old wall is now the last of the houses that overlook the Torrent de la Canaleta. The houses stand out from this street. The most notorious is Cal Cavaller. This house has been built from the 16th to the 19th century and is therefore a compendium of architectural styles. Cal Cavaller was the house of the Riusec, agricultural owners of weight in the economic and social life of the population until the middle of the 17th century, when they connect with the family of the Olzina, prominent members of the Consell de Cent and the Generalitat.

Built on buttresses and on arches, it is a notorious construction documented already in the early 16th century and that carried the water from the Font Gran to the oil mills of the Prioral Palace and Cal Gibert.

The Gothic bridge over the river, started to be built in 1317 by the will of the Prior of Montserrat Bernat Escarrer, joins the two sides of the town and is the largest construction of its characteristics in the entire Llobregat basin.