레 가바레스 최고의 러닝 경로

This highlight is not located here. This location is the ugly train station.

Spectacular views from the viewpoint

It served as a collective tomb, where burials and funeral rituals of the first agricultural and livestock communities of the region were carried out. It is a covered gallery dolmen, typical of the Neolithic period (approximately between 2700-2200 BC). It is made up of large stone slabs (orthostats) that delimit the burial chamber. Although it is currently in a state of partial deterioration, three of its main slabs are still preserved, which gives it the name of "Tres Caires" (Three Sides). The slabs are made of slate, a material abundant in the Gavarres area.

It is a Romanesque style temple consecrated in the year 948, which makes it one of the churches with the oldest known date of consecration in Girona. Originally it had a single nave with a deep apse built with large slate slabs and a bell tower, typical of the architecture of the late 10th century. At the beginning of the 11th century, the church was enlarged: the main nave was lengthened, a second parallel nave with a barrel vault was added, and the roof became gabled, with the ridge located next to the bell tower.

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.

Great cafe, super friendly staff, everything incredibly delicious and totally cyclist friendly (locks and air pump available in the shop 👌🏻)

Very well preserved ice well

very beautiful hermitage where now in the building next door we find a bar - restaurant