Arenys de Munt

Few towns in Catalonia have a history as closely tied to the modern independence movement as Arenys de Munt. Set inland from the Maresme coast, it occupies the valley of the Riera de Sobirans beneath the wooded slopes of the Montnegre range, within the wider landscape of Montnegre i el Corredor Natural Park. The town is also associated with cherry growing, an important local tradition. In September 2009, Arenys de Munt held a non-binding local consultation on Catalan independence, widely regarded as the first in a later wave of similar votes across Catalonia. Find related webcams around the Maresme coast and Montnegre to build a fuller picture of Arenys de Munt.

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