Large Iberian settlement (6,000 m2) located at a summit of the Catalan Coastal Range, at an elevation of 332 metres, with a commanding view of the Selva Plain, the lower valley of the Tordera River and the sea. Excavation work began in 1978. Two main sectors have been uncovered to date: one in the highest part, with a section of wall, a tower and nine houses attached to the internal part of the wall; and the other in a slightly lower part of the settlement, where evidence has been found of a set of buildings and silos belonging to a sector of rooms for storage and community activities. It dates from between the 6th and 3rd century BC, and entrance is free.