Cabrils has a special flavor!

Cabrils is a charming town in the Maresme region, in the province of Barcelona. Nestled between the Coastal Range and the Mediterranean Sea, its location combines the tranquility of nature with proximity to Barcelona, ​​offering an ideal environment for living and enjoying the outdoors.

Furthermore, Cabrils boasts a history spanning over a thousand years and a rich heritage that reflects its past. Despite its growth over the years, Cabrils has managed to maintain its welcoming character and strong community spirit.

For all these reasons, Cabrils is highly valued today for its quality of life, its natural surroundings, and the balance between tradition and modernity.

Join us in discovering this little gem of the Catalan coast!

 

A prime location

As we have already mentioned, it is the combination of landscape, accessibility and environmental quality that makes Cabrils a privileged enclave, where nature is part of everyday life and where it is possible to go, in just a few minutes, from walking a path among the pleasant Mediterranean forests of the Serralada Litoral Park, to enjoying the Mediterranean Sea from the beaches of Vilassar de Mar and Cabrera de Mar, or enjoying the intense cultural and economic life of the Barcelona metropolitan area.

Panoramic view of the coast and Barcelona from Montcabrer – Cabrils
Tranquility, community and quality of life

Life in Cabrils is characterized by a relaxed pace, a strong sense of community, and a safe, family-friendly environment. Residents enjoy the proximity of local shops, public spaces, and nature, all seamlessly integrated into daily life. The municipality boasts an active network of cultural and sports associations that fosters civic engagement.

Furthermore, municipal, educational, and social services contribute to the well-being of the population. Thanks to its proximity to Barcelona, ​​many residents combine their professional lives in the city with a more peaceful and fulfilling family life in the suburbs.

 

Services and commerce: everything you need

Cabrils boasts a comprehensive network of services and local shops that cater to the vast majority of daily needs. The town center is home to numerous supermarkets, butchers, delicatessens, bakeries, greengrocers, and shops specializing in quality products, offering convenient and local shopping. Notable establishments include Supermercats Sorli Cabrils, Xarcuteria Casa Barba, and Carniceria Sellés, all landmarks of the local business community.

Sorli Supermarket – Cabrils

In addition, the municipality also boasts banks, beauty salons and hairdressers, florists, home decor shops, gift shops, gardening services, workshops, and small specialized businesses that contribute to the diversity of its commercial offerings. Farmàcia Cabrils 2 and Farmàcia Mena ensure local pharmaceutical care, while the municipal directory lists a wide variety of local professionals and businesses.

Regarding public services, Cabrils has schools, a library, sports facilities, a primary healthcare clinic, social services, a local police station, and a Citizen Service Office that centralizes many municipal procedures.

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A comprehensive, high-quality educational offering

Education is one of the highlights of the quality of life in Cabrils. The municipality offers an educational network that supports children and young people from preschool through secondary school in a safe and welcoming environment.

It includes the Municipal Nursery school, the L’Olivera and Mas Maria schools, and the Cabrils High School, all of which work with projects based on innovation, inclusion, and connection to the local community. In addition, the Municipal School of Music and extracurricular activities broaden the educational experience with cultural, sporting, and creative offerings.

L’Olivera Infant and Primary School – Cabrils

Thanks to its good transport links, students also have easy access to nearby high schools, vocational training centers and universities.

 

Excellent connection to Barcelona

As we’ve already mentioned, Cabrils stands out for its privileged location just 25 kilometers from Barcelona, ​​combining the tranquility of a natural setting with the proximity to a major city.

Its excellent road connections, via the C-32 motorway and the N-2 national highway, allow you to reach Barcelona in about 30 minutes on a day with moderate traffic. In addition, there are bus lines connecting it to the capital and to Vilassar de Mar, from where the train provides direct access to the center of Barcelona.

Furthermore, the good connections with the rest of the Maresme region allow easy access to services, schools, hospitals, and shopping areas in nearby towns. This accessibility makes Cabrils an ideal place for those seeking a high quality of life without sacrificing the opportunities of the metropolitan area.

C-32 motorway as it passes through the Maresme

 

The different areas of Cabrils

Cabrils does not have proper administrative districts. Its urban structure is mainly divided between the old town and several residential developments integrated into the natural environment of the Coastal Mountain Range.

Municipality of Cabrils

The historic center, around the Church of the Holy Cross and the town square, is the hub of the town’s main services, shops, restaurants, and social life. Surrounding it are attractive residential areas such as Can Bergay, Can Tolrà, La Llobera, Montcabrer, Sant Crist, La Cogulada, and Can Valls, characterized by their peaceful and tranquil atmosphere, abundant green spaces, and views of the Maresme landscape and the Mediterranean Sea.

Although each area has its own personality and characteristics, distances are short and all maintain good connections to municipal services. This combination of a bustling town center and residential areas surrounded by nature is one of Cabrils’s greatest attractions.

 

A benchmark gastronomic offering

Known as the Gastronomic Village of the Maresme region, Cabrils stands out for the quality and variety of its restaurants. Iconic establishments such as L’Hostal de la Plaça, Restaurant Can Rin, and Ca l’Estrany are part of a diverse culinary scene that combines traditional cuisine, innovative dishes, and locally sourced products, attracting visitors year-round.

Its flagship event, the Mostra Gastronòmica, Comercial i d’Artesans (Gastronomic, Commercial and Artisan Fair), brings together visitors, restaurants, and producers every year, becoming a symbol of the municipality. Held in mid-August, it attracts an average of 15,000 visitors over three days.

Gastronomic, Commercial and Artisan Fair – Cabrils

In addition to its gastronomy, Cabrils also boasts a vibrant cultural scene, with local festivals, concerts, exhibitions, and activities organized in conjunction with local associations. The Santa Helena Annual Festival is one of the most important celebrations of the year: it takes place in mid-August (coinciding with the Gastronomic Fair), when the streets are filled with fun activities for all ages, concerts, the traditional fire run (correfoc), and performances by local social clubs.

 

The housing market in Cabrils

Cabrils has become one of the most sought-after residential towns in the Maresme region thanks to its natural surroundings, tranquility, proximity to Barcelona, ​​and high quality of life. Demand for housing is high, especially among families and professionals seeking space and comfort. Villas and detached houses, ranging from upper-middle to premium, offering privacy and sea views, are particularly abundant in Cabrils.

Currently, the average price of housing is around €2,570/m², with a growth of approximately 6.6% in the last year (2016 data). It is common to find houses ranging from €700,000 to over €1.5 million. However, it is also possible to find homes at more moderate prices. Therefore, Cabrils is a privileged location in terms of its setting, climate, and beauty, while at the same time maintaining the old spirit of a ‘coastal village’ where families from Barcelona used to spend their summers and where everyone mingles.

In Cabrils, single-family homes predominate, many of which are high-end

Property prices vary depending on the area and the property’s characteristics, being higher in exclusive developments like Montcabrer or for homes with sea views. Detached houses with gardens and swimming pools predominate, appealing to those seeking privacy and a connection with nature.

Limited supply and steady demand have fostered stability and appreciation in the real estate market. Beyond the financial investment, those who choose Cabrils value a lifestyle based on security, services, gastronomy, education, and proximity to Barcelona.