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Gus
August 13, 2024
Hiking
Romanesque hermitage from the 11th century. It cannot be visited freely and I did not find any opening hours. A pity because it is a very curious building. The openings of the bell gable that house the bells are integrated into the façade itself, so that from inside the hermitage you can see the sky through these openings, also constituting an entrance of light of unusual dimensions for a Romanesque building. It is a pity not to have been able to see how it was done from the inside 😢
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Siro Arias Valdés - Testadicorsa
March 11, 2024
Road cycling
It is a beautiful Romanesque hermitage hidden in the forest that is worth visiting. It is located halfway up the Col de Jou on its eastern slope, just before the hard final stretch of the pass begins.
Its historical value, in addition to the building, is that it is one of the hermitages where the first texts in Catalan in history were located.
Its historical value, in addition to the building, is that it is one of the hermitages where the first texts in Catalan in history were located.
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