라 팔마 데브르‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪13‬개의 천연기념물

Nice corner that invites you to silence and meditation

It is worth visiting to remember the tragedy of the Spanish civil war

Near the town of La Bisbal de Falset is the cave of Santa Llúcia. During the Civil War, the space became the hospital for the military units made up of republican volunteers who fought in the Battle of the Ebro.

Near the town of La Bisbal de Falset is the cave of Santa Llúcia. During the Civil War, the space became the hospital for the military units made up of republican volunteers who fought in the Battle of the Ebro.

The hospital cave of Santa Llúcia, near the town of La Bisbal de Falset (Priorat), is a wide and shallow cave, used by man since ancient times, which took on a very important role during the Spanish Civil War by becoming a hospital for the International Brigades that fought, in the summer of 1938, in the Battle of the Ebro. https://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cova_hospital_de_Santa_Ll%C3%BAcia

This corner of Montsant is one of the emblematic places of the Natural Park. It is located in the heart of the mountains and can be reached from La Morera de Montsant, either by the Grau de Salfores, or by the Grau de la Grallera towards the Piló dels Senyalets, and from both points to the Pi del Cugat , where you have to take a path that goes down to the Clot. It is an oasis of greenery in the middle of the arid Serra Major, as there is usually water all year round. Contrary to many people's beliefs, in the middle of nowhere, there is a walnut tree, not a cherry tree. The cherry tree that gave the place its name died years ago and a walnut tree was planted in its place. In the past, shepherds used to bring their flocks to drink, and the drinking troughs they prepared for their flocks are still preserved.

Spectacular geological formation that allows us to enjoy a particular view of the Ventadors through its arch. Essential.

This hermitage was founded by Fra Guerau Miquel, who on July 28, 1192 obtained possession of this area, where he lived since around 1160. The hermit founded two chapels, one dedicated to St. Mary and another , St. Bartholomew; but only the second lasts. In 1210, Fra Guerau ceded this territory to Pere Balb and his wife Guillema, who founded a female community in Santa Maria which, in 1215, settled in Bonrepòs. The hermitage of Sant Bartomeu first belonged to the monastery of Santa Maria de Bonrepòs, confirmed by Jaume II in 1292, and later passed into the domain of the Carthusian Monastery of Escaladei. It was plastered inside in the 18th century until it fell into disrepair. The hermit's house was attached. Around 1970, the whole was refurbished, removing the hermit's house and restoring the hermitage, works carried out by the parish of Ulldemolins.