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Fantastic gorges that today have enough water to immerse yourself in with your whole body. Today I was the only one who swam in them, but it was a "tasty" after almost 50 km and 1400 meters of elevation gain.

The Romanesque church is located in the main square. Right next to it is the Youth Hostel, which the girl tells me has only been open for three days. We had lunch there at a quarter to three, some bravas and an omelette sandwich that was really good.

Second visit to the church of Sant Miquel and the old town of Bassegoda. From the dates of the cemetery I would say that it was abandoned in the late 60s. Good place to rest, in every way. 100 meters away is the shelter.

Sant Llorenc de la muga is considered one of the most beautiful towns in Catalonia and is always worth a visit!

Fanatical medieval village Where you will lose track Of time ⏲️ This town and its surroundings are so beautiful that you will surely fall in love with it 😍

the dam of the reservoir

Built to be able to distribute part of the flow to other places. Access here is via the asphalt road that is behind the Hermitage. You will have to walk, there are stairs.

At the western end of the municipality of Sant Llorenç de la Muga is a neighborhood of farmhouses known as El Palau, presided over by the hermitage of Santa Maria. To get to the place we will have to take the road that goes from Sant Llorenç de la Muga to Albanyà. A little more than 5 km from the town, on the right hand side, you can see the silhouette of the hermitage, next to the small manso. It is a church with a single nave, covered with a pointed barrel vault and closed, to the East, with a semicircular apse that is covered with an equally pointed quarter-sphere vault. The façade at the foot contrasts with its monumental character with the rest of the factory, in particular because of the enormous belfry that crowns it, with two openings and a gable roof. The site of Palau (Palatio), bathed by the Muga, is already mentioned in several documents from the 9th and 10th centuries. Of the chapel, however, there is no news before the end of the 19th century. xiii, when it appears among the churches with their own income mentioned in the Rationes Decimarum of the years 1279 and 1280.