The most beautiful towns in Lleida

Located in the northeast of Spain, Lleida It has a lot to offer lovers of nature and adventure sports. The church complex of the Vall de Boí, in Romanesque style; the Aigüestortes National Park and the Estany de Sant Maurici; and its gastronomy are just some of its attractions.

Today in Hard Hobbit To Break We want you to know a little more about this Catalan province and, for this, we are going to tell you about some of its most beautiful towns. Do you want to join us? We assure you that you will not regret it!

Guimerà

First of all, we are going to talk about Guimerá, a beautiful town that stands out especially for its nucleus medieval, consisting of a set of labyrinth stone streets that reach the church of Santa Maria or the Tower. You'll find well-preserved arches, decks, overpasses, and stairs.

Boí

We continue our tour of the most beautiful towns of Lleida in Boí, a municipality located in the famous Vall de Boí. As in the previous case, the town preserves an old town of spectacular beauty and of important value historical. Its medieval-looking cobblestone streets, its stone houses, the bridge or the Sant Joan church are some of its charms.

Taüll

Very close to Boí is Taüll, a town that preserves two impressive churches Romanesque: Santa Maria and Sant Climent. The latter is one of the emblems of the entire region.

Durro

Also very close to the previous towns is Durro, which is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful towns in the Alta Ribagorça region. With a permanent population of about 70 inhabitants, this municipality will enchant you with its stone houses with wooden balconies and iron bars, and its streets with pebbles. In addition, here are two monuments declared a World Heritage Site by the Unesco: the Nativitat church and the hermitage of Sant Quiric. They are part of the group of Romanesque churches in the Vall de Boí.

Os de Civís

The next town on our list is Os de Civís, which is actually a hamlet belonging to Les Valls de Valira. Curiously, this place can only be accessed through Andorra, first crossing the border and then taking a detour in Sant Julià de Loria. In fact, the town depends a lot on Andorra. Of course, the visit to this enclave is worth it.

Vielha

Another place that could not be missing from the list is Vielha, considered the capital of the Vall d’Aran. Surrounded by peaks that exceed 2,000 meters in height, the town preserves some ancient buildings, such as the fortified Tower of Santesmasses or the parish church of Sant Miquèu. In addition, it should be borne in mind that the town offers a large number of services tourist, such as excursions, sport fishing, adventure sports ...

Canejan

We also want to tell you about Canejan, a town located near two rivers, the Toran and the Garona. Located in the Vall d’Aran, this town offers wonderful views of the valley. One of the peculiarities of this place is the Auet de Canejan, a tree which has been listed as a monument by the Generalitat. If you have the opportunity to visit this place, you should not miss the Pelarica viewpoint, the Church of Sant Senilh and the Camino de Creus.

Barruera

Knowing that we have left many beautiful towns in the pipeline, we are going to end our list with Barruera, who is in Vall de Boí. As you may have imagined, here we also find a Romanesque church declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. In addition, a hand mowing contest and a fair of cattle raising, two well-known events.

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