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It is possible to do it with a mountain bike or gravel bike starting either from Villeneuve or from Montesquieu or from Boulou

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The priory of Santa Maria del Vilar is quite hidden at the end of a road in the forest and belongs to the municipality of Villelongue-dels-Monts. Originally there was an Augustinian monastery with a church here, but it was abandoned in the 16th century. The complex then fell into disrepair and was only restored at the beginning of the 21st century on private initiative. Today, this masterpiece of Romanesque architecture is inhabited by a community of Romanian Orthodox nuns. A guided tour, including a small museum, is also possible at limited times.

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It was built by the Lords of Saint Cristau, who later took the name of Montesquieu. The keep forms an imposing building with a width of 16 metres and a length of 22 metres. The castle was protected by a wall 12 m high. From the top you have a great view of the plains of the region.

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Nice and shaded hike on 2/3 from a departure of the pass perfect for a family outing. The point of view is splendid canigou on one side, sea on the other. The rocky and alpine summit contrasts with the more forested approach.

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You should climb up and enjoy the view. The bike path only shows the tower from below, nothing else.

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The Pave Mill is an old grain mill supplied with water from the village canal. The Pave Mill's activity lasted until the end of the 19th century. It was inhabited until 1942 and then fell into disrepair. It became municipal property and was restored in 2006 by the Laroque Heritage Association in collaboration with the municipality. The volunteers of this association installed a roof to strengthen and “waterproof” the building. The miller's workshop (on the ground floor) and his accommodation (on the upper floor) are currently being completely restored. The association is actively looking for a millstone that could help complete the work.

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In the snow very difficult to find the way but at the top a wonderful view

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The first mention of the castle dates back to 1080. It was built by the Lords of Sant Cristau, who then took the name Montesquieu. The keep forms an imposing building with a width of 16 meters and a length of 22 meters. The castle was protected by a 12m high wall. From above you have a great view of the plains of the region.

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The Abbey of St André is an old Benedictine abbey founded by a Spanish monk in the 8th century. Until the 10th century it was a wealthy community thanks to a Count of Roussillon. The complex was destroyed in 1109 but was immediately restored afterwards. In 1151 great damage was caused by the war between Gaufred III. and his son Ginard II, the last Count of Roussillon. The Abbey of St. André suffered from this war, which limited its expansion. It fell into disrepair in the 13th century. Attached to Ste Marie d'Arles from 1592, it remained until the French Revolution. After that the abbey fell into complete disrepair. Today only the abbey church remains.

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Infinite Gaze

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Wonderful ! real sensations of altitude. Loop path. Departure from the Albère town hall. It climbs strong, mostly in the shade. Little by little, sumptuous panoramas offer themselves to the gaze. The summit is more mineral. Both the ascent and the descent are no problem for people prone to vertigo like me. A little practice, take your time not to get into the red, have good feet with sometimes unstable stones and slippery leaves on the descent. Sticks seem essential to me. A trail not to be missed in good weather.

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The forest spring is preferred by the locals to the spring at the church.

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Perfectly tempered, unclort and delicious!

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The listed monastery and church, built in 1083 by Augustinian monks, contains, among other things, valuable Romanesque frescoes. During extensive restoration work in the 1990s, the foundation walls of a Roman temple from the 1st century were discovered, which - like the church - can be visited. The monastery is now inhabited and cared for by a Romanian Orthodox community of nuns.

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The parish church and former abbey church of St-André-de-Sorède from the 9th - 12th century is of art-historical significance, primarily due to the representations on the lintel beam of the main portal in the church's facade, and is protected as a "monument historique". More information at https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St-André-de-Sorède

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Romanian Orthodox Church of Western Europe

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