· Santa Maria de l'Ajuda's Shrine
In the old days, it was called Sant Fruitós de Balenyà's Church. It is a Romanesque construction built in 1083 that only keeps some walls of the nave and a part of the belfry, which was raised up during the 15th century adding a Gothic floor. The church was enlarged with a Baroque-Art Nouveau façade in the 17th century, which was raised and modified in the 17th and 18th centuries. The church has in front a municipal district cross forged in 1695 and a comunidor (a little construction used for protection ceremonies and for warding the storms off) near the church.

· Ruins of Santa Maria Savall
Monastery of the 18th century placed in the beautiful landscape of Sauva Negra.