Anoia county is located in central Catalonia, Spain. It is named after the Anoia River that runs through it. The county has varied terrain, including mountains in the south and plains in the north. It has a Mediterranean climate and vegetation including oak, pine, rosemary and thyme. The capital is Igualada, which has historic buildings and squares. Once reliant on agriculture and industry, the economy is now focused on services and tourism, with attractions like medieval castles, churches, and the Montserrat monastery drawing visitors.