L'Agulla Park

The Agulla Park was created with the construction of the l’Agulla Lake between 1966 and 1974. The lake covers an area of approximately 64,000 m² and has a capacity of around 200,000 m³. Its main water source is the Manresa Sèquia canal, of medieval origin.

These features ensure a water reserve capable of supplying Manresa for more than a week. The lake’s primary function is to serve as an auxiliary water reservoir for the city in case the Sèquia canal suffers damage or a supply interruption. Additionally, during canal maintenance, the lake regulates the city’s daily water consumption.

The lake is surrounded by a park containing 688 trees of about twenty different species. Various water-related sports can also be practiced on the lake. Within the park, visitors can find the Sèquia Park Visitor Center (InfoSéquia), a café, an ice cream stand, and a children’s playground. During Manresa’s Fiesta Mayor, it becomes the main venue for the traditional fireworks display.