Nulles Modernist Winery

The Nulles Winery, known as the Cathedral of Wine, is one of the greatest exponents of the Modernist movement and is the work of the architect Cèsar Martinell, who was a disciple of Gaudí.

It stands out for its monumental facade, with a high cobblestone plinth and vertical brick pilasters combined with glazed ceramics, and for the imposing parabolic arches that support the roof. But it does not only stand out for its beauty, since the winery also stands out for bringing together all the qualities necessary for the production of wine. After its restoration, it has been declared a Cultural Asset of National Interest.

History, art and oenology are introduced here.