페라피타‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪4‬개의 동굴

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A few months ago I covered the route from the R 3 train station, from Farga de Bebié to Montesquiu Castle and back to Sant Quirze de Besora Pueblo de la Ratafía: It is approximately 5 km. It is worth it, it is a very beautiful route.

Lluçà Castle is perched on top of a hill near the center of Lluçà, at an altitude of 896 m. The medieval castle is currently in ruins and the current remains consist of a wall lock on the north side of the complex, two stories high, in which opens a bay window that has lost its column, and two rectangular rooms in the south corner. The larger room, located to the east, was covered with a barrel vault, now collapsed, in which two doors open, covered with a perfectly arched semi-circular arch. The other room is a small, almost square, barrel-vaulted outbuilding accessed through the roof, without any other opening, which suggests that it was a cistern, a hypothesis that is confirmed by its plastered walls and slipped In the northern part of the Castle, a small jewel of the Catalan Romanesque is preserved: the chapel of Sant Vicenç del Castell, one of the few well-preserved churches with a circular plan in all of Catalonia. https://turisme.llucanes.cat/visiteu/castell-de-lluca/ https://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castell_de_Llu%C3%A7%C3%A0

Osona 지역에 있는 Montesquiu 성은 최근에 복원된 중세 요새의 아름다운 예입니다. 아마도 13세기에 지어졌으며 Besora 및 Saderra 성과 함께 방어 삼각형을 형성했습니다.

Fantastic castle that is worth visiting

1285년 문서에 처음 등장하며, 이후 성으로 불리게 된 요새화된 가옥으로 기록되어 있습니다. 처음에는 콜로브레르 성으로 알려졌다가 나중에는 몬테스키우 성으로 불렸습니다. 그 기원은 아마도 11세기에 귀프레(엘 필로스) 백작이 세운 경비 초소가 있던 곳에 있을 것입니다. 14세기에 요새화된 거주지가 되었고 16세기에 성이 확장되고 요새화되었습니다. 그러나 오늘날의 모습으로 개조된 것은 20세기 초였습니다.

Montesquiu Castle possibly has its origins in the enclave of a guard tower that Count Guifré I (El Pilós) had built in the 9th century. It is not until the middle of the 14th century, however, when the current castle goes from being a small house intended for defense to becoming a fortified residence. Arnau Guillem de Besora is the first of his lineage to live in the castle. In the 17th century, Lluís Descatllar, despite residing in Barcelona, expanded and ennobled the house. He is responsible for the construction of the current chapel and the expansion of the North-East sector, in addition to other actions that meant an important change in the overall image of the building. At the beginning of the 20th century, Emili Juncadella, a representative figure of the high bourgeoisie of the time, gave the old manor the appearance of a castle it has today and completed it with gardens. But Juncadella's reform hides many vestiges of the building's previous evolution and expansions. Currently, and after an intervention that has preserved the most significant architectural evidence from the various periods, the castle has recovered its link with the territory and has been integrated into the park as a whole.

SANT SALVADOR CHURCH OF BELLVER Sant Salvador de Bellver is a Romanesque church located at the north-eastern end of the municipality of Sant Boi de Lluçanès at the tip of a ridge that dominates the northern part of the Plana de Vic. It is a church of large proportions, divided by two lateral arches and covered with a slightly pointed vault, which ends with a semicircular apse, covered with a quarter-sphere vault. The sobriety of the architectural lines and the volume of the construction, resolved with large blocks, in a homogeneous structure and without interruptions of any kind, lacking additions from later periods, make the beauty of the style stand out even more, which is shown in the exterior ornamentation of the apse, under the line of the cornice and in its windows. A sawtooth frieze is preserved in the apse and presents three series of nine blind arches separated by Lombard bands. Two windows also open, one in the east sector and the other in the south sector, both formed by arches in degradation. These windows form slits on the inside and folds outwards. https://turisme.llucanes.cat/visiteu/esglesia-de-sant-salvador-de-bellver/ https://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sant_Salvador_de_Bellver