周辺の天然記念物・トップ6

The grotto was originally called Cova des Coloms because of the wild pigeons that lived there. When the village priest erected a statue of the Virgin Mary here in 1920, modeled on the famous Lourdes Grotto, increasing numbers of people came to this spot to ask the Blessed Virgin for healing. This seems to have had some effect, as those who were healed left thank-you notes in the rock niches and laid flowers in front of the statue. In 1942, Saint Bernadette, who had known Mary from earlier, also moved here.

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A very decent climb

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When you come out of the mountain and see this rock formation with tree and sun you have the feeling to go into another world.

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Unfortunately still blocked at the moment 😔

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great road, rolls really well 👌🏽

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Unfortunately still closed for renovation work.

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Huge rock, not far from the path. Only when you go there and explore it a little do you notice the full extent of the chunk.

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Unfortunately closed for repair work today. Could only catch a glimpse in the distance, with the overhanging rocks. The cave is said to have served sheep and goats as protection before the monastery was founded in the 15th century by two Franciscan monks who wanted to get closer to Francis' ideal of poverty. A little later the hermitage was raised to the status of a Marian shrine. (Source: Dumont Travel Guide)

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