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History of Sant Miquel Castle Currently, Sant Miquel Castle belongs to the municipality of Girona, but until 1974 it belonged to the municipality of Celrà. The architectural complex is located on the top of Puig del Castellar, at 394 meters above sea level. From its strategic location you can see the Valley of Sant Daniel, the town of Celrà, the plain of Empordà and the city of Girona. The complex, made up of a section of wall, a watchtower and a hermitage, dates back to medieval times.

Beautiful Monastery and Cloister. On one side of the parking lot (between the monastery and the main road) there is a source of drinking water.

In the middle of this arboreal culture, you find your way in the shade in all seasons!

The castle of Palagret or Mabarrera is in the middle of the Palagret valley, at the top of a small hill, 178 m high, in the northernmost foothills of the Gavarres massif to the south-east of the Celrà center and to the south- west of Juià. Strategically located to control the Roman-era road that allowed access to Girona from the Baix Empordà through the Gavarres. Important medieval vestiges of the licorella walls of a rectangular construction as well as pre-Romanesque elements are preserved from the castle. The preserved remains could be dated to the 10th and 11th centuries,[1] and its last occupants left the premises between the end of the 15th century and the beginning of the 16th.[2] It is a building in Celrà (Gironès) declared a cultural asset of national interest.

There is no loss on the main track and it is no more difficult than overcoming the slope, but if you like adventure and slightly more technical terrain, there are other alternatives to reach St Miquel.

The monastery of Santa Maria dates from the 11th century. This Benedictine monastery preserves its Romanesque church and outbuildings, although the cloister was renovated in the 18th century.

It is possibly the best known and practiced route in Girona. I recommend it to everyone. Doing this route at night is also spectacular.

This section of the Via Verda del Ter connects the towns of Cervià de Ter with Verges, and is characterized by the large avenues that surround the road.