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The Romanesque Priory of Serabonna (founded in 1082) is a masterpiece of sculpture. Good and evil clash on the capitals. The building materials, such as marble, slate, and iron, came from the surrounding area.

Beautiful walk. The climb to the top is tough and long, but how beautiful to walk there. We walked this tour at the end of April. A feast of flowers and budding green. We enjoyed it.

This small climb from Finestret runs along a balcony and offers an almost continuous view of the valley.

The small town, located in the heart of the Canigou massif, has a remarkable natural heritage: a Natura 2000 site and two natural areas of ecological, fauna and flora interest. This small village has accommodation if you wish to spend the night there.

The Marbet peak culminates at 726 meters above sea level. It offers beautiful panoramas of the Baronnies, the Puig de les Feixes and the villages of the Têt valley.

First part of the hike. Not a lot of shadow

Be careful to avoid the main road on which there is a lot of traffic. Otherwise, the landscape is perfect, the lake extends on both sides of the road.

"The current church and priory of Sainte-Marie de Serrabone, as it has been called in full since at least 1082, is best known for the famous gallery in the middle of the nave, unique in Catalan Romanesque art. The interpretation of its sculptures is still extensive problematic. Today it appears as a platform supported by fourteen columns and pillars, twelve of which are made of marble and equipped with capitals and bases. Its construction is dated between 1130 and 1150." (Source: Wikipedia)