나바 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

이 도로는 교통량이 거의 없고 농업과 자연이 조화롭게 공존하는 놀라운 공간을 가로지릅니다.

Good point to stop to see the landscape, breathe and have a wine

Sector Sterrato 2 stars TDL

Sant Pau de Pinós 교회는 Santa Maria de Merlès 시에 위치해 있습니다. 원래 로마네스크 양식으로 지어졌으나 여러 차례 개조되면서 외관이 상당히 바뀌었습니다. 교회 옆에는 이 지역의 아름다운 전망을 감상할 수 있는 전망대가 있습니다.

The Romanesque bridge of Santa Maria de Merlès is a medieval construction that crosses the waters of the river stream of the Riera de Merlès. The setting around the bridge is truly idyllic and invites you to take a break, enjoy the sound of the water and, if it's hot, cool off in its natural pools.

The church of Santa María de Merlès, in the Berguedà region, is a 17th century construction in the Baroque style. The bell tower of the church is visible from afar and seems to welcome the walkers passing through the village.

The church of the Cal Ponç neighborhood, dedicated to San Josep, is a neo-Gothic religious building, whose construction began in 1886 and was consecrated in 1887. It was built during the initial stage of the colony, at the same time as the two towers, the factory and the workers' houses. It was known as "the cathedral of l'Alt Llobregat", and received the relics of Santa Aurèlia de Niça.

This 26-kilometre-long ditch that carries water to Manresa was built in the 14th century by the master Guillem Catà. Its construction was highly problematic, as the Bishop of Vic opposed its construction because it passed through the bishopric's land and threatened its promoters with excommunication. The bishop died before the works were finished and even so he really excommunicated the workers and the councilors of Manresa, in addition to interrupting the practice of the sacraments throughout the city. The bishop's successor maintained a more dialogue attitude, accepting the compensation offered by the city. However, legend has it that divine intervention became necessary, in the form of a mysterious light from Montserrat that entered through the stained glass windows of the Carmen church, at the same time that the bells began to ring by themselves. The bishop, seeing this phenomenon, regretted his position, but died shortly after, and his successor did not take long to reverse the situation and lift the excommunication.