Rocafort de Queralt is a small village in the Conca de Barberà with only 247 inhabitants, but it boasts a top-tier modernist gem: the first wine cathedral designed by architect Cèsar Martinell, a disciple of Antoni Gaudí. In fact, the residents of Rocafort can pride themselves on having the first and the last of Martinell's 21 wine cathedrals in Catalonia, as the first nave was built in 1918, but the winery was expanded with a new nave in 1932 and a third one in 1948. This was master Martinell's last wine cathedral. This heritage allows them to present themselves as the kilometer zero of wine cathedrals. Observing the three naves from the outside allows one to appreciate the evolution of the architect from Valls, but to sneak inside, one will have to wait a little over a year. Renovation work to restore this modernist gem began six months ago and, if all goes according to plan, will be completed in July 2027, as explained this Tuesday by Lluís Roig, managing director of Cellers Domenys.