Sant Feliu de Pallerols, la Torra, Hostoles Castle. Natural Park route 24

Excursion to the castle of Hostoles, privileged viewpoint over the valley of Hostoles.

Capelleta route. Route 4 Sant Jaume de Llierca

The Ruta de la Capelleta takes you to the remains of this small church (or chapel) that was once a popular place of worship for local people. Today, it is semi-derelict.

Torre de Murrià route. Route 5 Les Preses

Torre de Murrià is a Roman watchtower that was converted into a signalling tower during the Carline Wars. It is reasonably well conserved and its moat and walls can still be seen.

Jewish Besalú

The Jewish quarter of Besalú stood next to the river Fluvià for over 500 years and its history lives on in the rich heritage it has left behind.

Industrial heritage

This route visits the factories, canals, chimneys and other relics that provide a reminder of the industrial past of La Garrotxa.

Volcanoes and historic centre of Sant Feliu de Pallerols

In the south of La Garrotxa, right in the heart of the Hostoles valley, is the municipality of Sant Feliu de Pallerols. The Brugent river, an affluent of the Ter, divides the area from where more than fifty springs flow.

Along the old monks’ paths. Route 2 Santa Pau

RCR Arquitectes Route

A team of architects, RCR, has placed La Garrotxa at the forefront of architecture. Their unique skill of marrying the landscape and architecture has been rewarded by many different awards, including the prestigious Pritzker Prize (2017).