Expiatory Church of the Sacred Heart

The basilica is a notable example of neo-Gothic and modernisme architectural styles, designed by Enric Sagnier and completed by his son Josep Maria Sagnier. It is situated on a prominent hilltop, offering extensive panoramic views of the surrounding urban landscape. The structure includes a monumental bronze statue of the Sacred Heart at its summit, emphasizing its religious significance.

As a Catholic place of worship, the basilica holds the status of a minor basilica and an expiatory temple. Its architectural design incorporates elements of Gothic Revival and Byzantine Revival styles, making it an important cultural and historic landmark. The interior features rich religious art connected to its spiritual purpose.

The basilica is open to the public and functions as both a sanctuary and a pilgrimage church, attracting interest for its art, history, and commanding location. It serves as a symbol of religious devotion and architectural heritage in the region.