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Passera restaurada!! Ja es pot tornar a creuar el Ter entre Cervià i Celrà sense haver d arribar a Sarriá o Flaça.

The last flood in January 26th washed away half of the footbridge. I don't know if, when the water level goes down, you will be able to cycle across it.

Dried out in the summer (mid-July). Therefore, it's best not to use it as a water source for dogs, for example.

Built by the Pagans factory in 1932, together with the Castanyer fountain. A local resident carved the sun, the symbol of Celrà, into a stone near the fountain.

Celrà Castle is a castle declared a Cultural Asset of National Interest. It is part of a series of fortresses, including Juic Castle, Barbavella Castle and Palagret Castle, which belonged to the Girona bishopric, Celrà. It is known as the Can Serra del Castell mansion. This building was owned by the Guinart family during the 18th century, and is still owned by the family. It is an almost quadrangular building surrounding a circular tower, the oldest element of the complex, built around the 10th-16th century. It has a covered Arabic roof and mortar stone walls with large sections of stones. A Romanesque window is preserved, the Gothic windows on the first floor, the four-storey Renaissance window with the flat lintel, the original door, as well as the circular tower preserved in the inner courtyard of the house. On the ground floor there is a nave with a barrel vault and a small window with a semicircular arch.

Really great for a quiet return to Girona. The adventurers of Traka know it well 😉

This is one of the more than 250 springs that occupy the Les Gavarres massif. The orography and geology of Les Gavarres facilitate the existence of numerous water courses and a large number of springs. Even so, in this massif water has always been a scarce resource, so the possibility of obtaining it has been used to the maximum.

Cal Mistaire is one of the examples of a farmhouse found in this area of Girona, with a two-storey structure, three living rooms and a warehouse. In the kitchen, the bread oven, a wood or charcoal oven, shelves and a stone sink are still preserved. From this point you can follow the main path (to the left) or take the eastern variant, passing through the Figueres hill (to the right). Both paths end at the Sant Miquel hill.