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Located at an altitude of 1,600 meters, Peguera is an abandoned village belonging to the municipality of Fígols. Its peak mining activity was experienced in the late 19th and mid-20th centuries, thanks to the high level of mining activity. The abandonment of the coal mines further depopulated Peguera, leaving it in its current state, where most of the houses are in ruins.

In the north of the town of Berga is this beautiful street with wonderful views and impressive buildings

It is a beautiful and very quiet road, which serves as an alternative to the main road (C-16). The only drawback is that you have to go up to take it, either from (almost) Guardiola de Berguedà or from Cercs. It is narrow and with good asphalt, practically covered by vegetation and trees.

Coll de Fumanya is a MUST in Catalonia. It is a great door in every rule, with length, sustained hardness and very good views. Beautiful and very well paved road.

Between Berga and the Fumanya pass, the road winds along the mountainside with spectacular views of the Lllobregat valley.

These are the old factories and houses of Cal Rosal. In 1858, they were one of the most important textile colonies. Today, you can still appreciate the magnitude of the buildings on the banks of the Llobregat River.

This mining colony was built at the beginning of the 20th century by the company Carbones de Berga S.A., to house the workers of the coal mine. Between 1918 and 1920 the service buildings were inaugurated: the commissary, the offices, the theater (later converted into a cinema), the school and the residence of the nuns (today the central building of the museum). Along with neighboring Sant Josep and La Consolació, this colony became the most important mining center in Catalonia.

Church from the Romanesque period (11th century), very deteriorated and whose interior is completely demolished. The church has a single nave topped with a quarter sphere apse. The church had a stone nave, but today it has completely disappeared and is covered with vegetation. It was consecrated in 1040 by Bishop Eriball de la Seu d'Urgell, although it was never a parish.