Αξιοθέατα και μέρη για επίσκεψη Anglès - Top 20

Beautiful road up to Hilari Sacalm. Avoid going down in it in winter, cold and damp.

Beautiful gravel lane between the trees.

Gradual climb out of Angles on a quiet road

The church was already documented in 882 as sancti Menne, basilica in Villa ablares and also in 1019, in the endowment of the Girona canonry. In the 14th century, the Santcliment family acquired the lordship. In the baptismal font there is a provision by Bishop Taberner d'Ardena which stipulates that "baptismal fountains are covered with a wooden cover, covered with leather (to prevent dust from reaching the water) and with spiked nails ( to prevent anyone from sitting on the top) 1730 »

Sant Menna de Vilablareix is a church in Vilablareix (Gironès) included in the Inventory of the Architectural Heritage of Catalonia. The current church, dedicated to the legendary saint Menna of Egypt, was built together with the rectory of the Parish, according to the lintel of the rectory door (1707), although the bell tower and interior details are later on this date The arcades facing the square stand out from the church, forming a very typical and characteristic gallery of the district. Limestone baptismal font. To the buixarda Neoclassical style, it has an octagonal shape. It has no relief or inscription. It preserves a cut of the chain (leaded to the stone) that was used to hold the wooden cover.

Please note that crossing the dam is not possible on foot or by bike.

The main facade, to the west, consists of a stone-framed wooden door with a half-point arch of small and poorly worked voussoirs. A small, elongated loophole opens over the current porch and, on the roof, rises a bell tower with a single eye, also covered with a small double-sided roof. The northern facade contains an interesting horseshoe arched window, discovered in the restoration eleven years ago. The surroundings are carefully arranged and landscaped. Even earthworks have been made for a total containment of the base of the hermitage.

Isolated building with a rectangular plan, with a single nave attached to a semi-circular apse, double-sloped on the sides. It is worth noting the existence of a gabled covered porch with a wooden embrasure and access by stone steps, the result of the reform in 1994. The nave is connected to the apse by means of an arch triumphant half point that starts from a simple impost. The apse is covered with a quarter-circle vault and the nave with a simple wooden structure. Inside there is a stone bench along the side walls of the nave. Both the interiors and exteriors are made of exposed stone. Around the area of the apse and the side walls there is a wider wall base that supports the construction.