サンタマリアドロの天然記念物・トップ13

ラ・コバ・デル・トールは、モイアのモイアネスにある先史時代の洞窟です。標高745メートルに位置し、総延長は1148メートルです。見学可能な部分は180.55メートルで、L字型をしています。第四紀の動物相が最も豊富なヨーロッパの先史時代の洞窟の一つです。専門家によって非常によく行われ、特に若い世代向けに構成されたガイドツアーでは、これらの洞窟の歴史、形成、居住者、用途、発見、発掘について、非常に詳細かつ楽しく説明しています。

Fountain built in 1683, which was one of the main meeting points of the village, where its inhabitants went to wash their clothes and fetch water until the 70s. The boys of the village came to this fountain, morning and afternoon , to look for water to see from the houses, and it was at this moment that battles were often fought between the boys from the upper part of town and those from the Raval. Where the fountain is now, there was the cattle trough, and next to it were the washrooms. We highlight the presence of a specimen of maple, a tree planted during a tree festival at the beginning of the 20th century. Next to the source, coming out of a crack we will observe the red falzia, a small fern and also some liverwort plants.

Mountain of saline and other waste created between 1945 and 1977. The La Botjosa salt dump measures 775 meters long by an average width of 150 meters, occupies 13.5 Ha and its content is estimated at around 4 million tons of salty waste. Since the start of the new Cogulló dump in 1977, the potash mining of Sallent and Balsareny stopped dumping saline waste in La Botjosa. Since then, a considerable portion of the saline residues dumped in the La Botjosa dump has disappeared by dissolution in rainwater and air humidity, as evidenced by the geomorphologies in lapiaz on the slopes and dame coiffée where an object acting as an umbrella has protected the salt below

The Font de Talamanca was built in 1683 and remodeled in 1707. Until 1968 it was the place where the residents of the municipality went to get water for daily consumption and it had a communal laundry room that was used to wash clothes, which turned the fountain into one of the main meeting points in the municipality. It is a space surrounded by nature, next to the town and, right next to a centenary tree that has been declared a Cultural Asset of Local Interest. It is a negundo steel, an American species, which in the years it was planted, at the beginning of the 20th century, was very rare to find outside its original habitat.

The cross is from the year 1900. There are great views from here over the Plana de Vic and its surroundings. Gurb preserves an agricultural and livestock tradition with a significant number of farmhouses and farms.

The Negudo Steel is a tree of American origin very difficult to find here.

very cool currus

unrepeatable place