Casa de la Vila

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Casa de la Vila, the former town hall dating from 1896 and now the seat of the Sarrià-Sant Gervasi District Council, is one of the buildings that best represents Sarrià’s history.

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The Barcelona we are familiar with today began to be built in 1854, after the city’s mediaeval walls were torn down. The surrounding towns were annexed to the city in 1897, although Sarrià managed to maintain its independence until 1922. The Casa de la Vila, or town hall, is a reminder of that independence. Inside are Laia, Gervasi and Pitu, part of a group of seven giants representing Sarrià society. They take to the streets in all sorts of celebrations, though the most important one is held in the first week of October in honour of Our Lady of the Rosary, Patroness of Sarrià. http://festasarria.cat

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