Terra de Comtes i Abats a Ripoll (Ripoll)

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Tierra de Condes y Abats offers you a lot of proposals to discover the cultural and natural heritage of Ripoll, highlighting some of the most important medieval sites in the country. We suggest you take a trip to the origins of Catalonia, and experience first-hand the history of this territory and its extraordinary characters.

Monastery of Santa María de Ripoll

The Monastery of Santa María de Ripoll, founded by Guifré el Pelós, is one of the most emblematic monuments in Catalonia. This monastery stands out for several important architectural and historical elements. Among them, its imposing portal stands out, a Romanesque masterpiece that captivates with its sculptural richness. Also worthy of special mention are its impressive double-story cloister, which offers a testimony to medieval monastic life, and the tomb of Guifré el Pelós, which has a deep meaning in Catalan history.

Other visits and activities

They also offer a wide range of attractive activities for all audiences:

In Ripoll you can visit the Ethnographic Museum, write with a goose quill as the monks did in the Scriptorium, discover the corners of the Vila Vella, visit the Farga Palau or take a bicycle tour along the Iron and Coal Route.

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