Things to see and do Province Of Girona

The first documents of the church of Santa Bàrbara date back to the th Century. The architecture is typically Romanesque, with its semi-circular nave, but the building also has a large vaulted porch with full-coat arch. Let's note that this small church of the Dit site, the view of the surroundings, is splendid. The site is also an excellent starting point to attack the steep paths of the valley.

The church does not appear to have been referenced before the mid th century, although the current building was built in the th century. It retained its parish status until the th century, when it passes under the administration of the church Santa Maria de Castellar de la Muntanya. Its architecture is typical Roman, and many elements of the time have been fairly well preserved, especially wrought iron sculptures from the gate.

The current building dates from the th century, but was built on a previous temple of the th century. It features a unique nave, a door that spans the southern facade and a bell tower on the west wall, accessible from outside via a staircase located on the northern side of the building. Inside, there is a reinforced transverse arc, rectangular font font stone and in 1996, a Romanesque altar with mouldings has been updated.

Sitting on the top of a hill, it is one of the oldest (the first mention of the castle dates back to 1070) and the most imposing fortifications of the comarca of the Ripollès. If there are still ruins, it remains quite easy to guess the organization of the old construction: The central nave and chapel are the most easily identifiable and two defensive towers. The only panorama on the valley from the castle is worth a walk.