산트 펠리우 데 코디네스 최고의 러닝 경로

페레르의 절벽 아래에서 이 아찔한 길을 따라가면 아래 계곡과 봉우리를 둘러싼 바위 모두에 대한 멋진 전망을 감상할 수 있습니다.

A real discovery! Superb views, decent asphalt and virtually no cars.

이 지역 최고의 자전거 도로 중 일부입니다!

Water fountain with drinking water, outdoor gym, picnic area and view point

The road from Sant Feliu de Codines to Sant Miquel del Fai, coded as BV-1485, is the most modern access to this ancient priory, as previously it could only be accessed on foot via the traditional path that goes up from Riells or through La Foradada, access opened in 1592. The road was finished in 1974 and has a length of 7 kilometers, most of which goes back up the Sant Miquel valley to culminate by making a big turn to cross the Tenes before reaching Sant Miquel del Fai. In this last stretch, the road practically runs over the old priory and is embedded in a bog. https://parcs.diba.cat/es/web/cinglesberti/reserves-sant-miquel-del-fai

The first documentary reference to the place is related to the church of Sant Martí del Fai and dates from the year 878, when it belonged to the Vallesan monastery of Sant Cugat del Vallès. On the other hand, the first reference to the church of Sant Miquel is later, from the year 988, when the counts of Barcelona Ramon Borrell and Ermessenda donated the alodio del Fai to Gombau de Besora and his wife Guilla so they could build a monastery. The content of this donation seems to indicate that some type of cult already existed in this space, although it has not been possible to determine its typology. In 1042, Gombau ceded the monastery to Sant Víctor de Marseille, being the first Catalan monastery given to the Marseillaise abbey. This fact changed the management of the Fai monastery, because although until then it had been a monastery directed by an abbot, it then became a priory, with a prior in charge. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZpfD8F4v4Y

거의 차가 없는 놀라운 도로입니다. 한쪽에는 절벽이 있고 다른 쪽에는 멋진 전망이 있습니다. 도로 끝에는 수도원에 도착합니다. 차가 많지는 않지만 차가 지나갈 때 도로에 공간이 많지 않으므로 커브길에서는 주의하십시오.

Old Benedictine sanctuary located in the municipality of San Feliu de Codinas, in the Catalan region of Vallés Oriental. The church was built in a cave, with its own stone serving as a roof. It is the largest troglodyte church in the country. It has a Romanesque portal formed by a semi-circular arch.