Sant Esteve Sesrovires

Sant Esteve Sesrovires is located in the northern sector of the Baix Llobregat region, neighboring the Alt Penedès and Anoia regions.

The municipality is flat with slight undulations, which makes it suitable for agricultural and livestock farming, although this activity has been decreasing in favor of industry.

Sant Esteve offers visitors an interesting tour of the most emblematic buildings of the municipality, such as the parish church or Can Julià, an old farmhouse now dedicated to artistic activity.

It also stands out for the production of wines and cavas, many of which can be visited, such as Ca n'Estella or Can Casals. Sports activities (such as golf) and leisure are other options offered by the municipality.

One of the most popular festivals is the Fira de Primavera. This festival aims to publicize both the wealth of the municipality's associative fabric and the wide range of commercial offerings in Sant Esteve's establishments.

Another of the most traditional festivals is the Fira del Vi i Cava, which aims to reclaim the winemaking tradition of Sant Esteve and promote local producers.

The Tres Tombs is another example of a cultural activity with traditional roots, which was revived in 2002 after a thirty-eight-year hiatus. In this festival, after a popular breakfast where carters and residents mix, the knights, and carters head to the Plaça del Doctor Tarrés where the Tres Tombs begin.