Alt Urgell

Alt Urgell is a Pyrenean region that perfectly combines nature, culture and historical heritage. Located in the heart of the Pyrenees, Alt Urgell is a land of imposing mountains, green valleys and mighty rivers such as the Segre, which runs through the region and gives life to this land. This privileged environment is ideal for lovers of mountain sports, such as hiking, cycling and, above all, water sports, as the region is home to the prestigious Seu d'Urgell, known for its Olympic canoeing channel.

The capital, La Seu d'Urgell, is one of the main attractions of the region. This ancient city is known for its Cathedral of Santa Maria, the jewel of Catalan Romanesque and one of the few Romanesque cathedrals preserved in Catalonia. Its cloister is a place of calm and spirituality that transports visitors to other times. All around, streets full of history and artisan shops offer a welcoming stay.

The cultural heritage of Alt Urgell is rich and varied, with a large number of small Romanesque churches scattered throughout the region. Also noteworthy is the Diocesan Museum, where you can see priceless religious works of art. In addition, the region is part of the Route of the Good Men, following the footsteps of the Cathars through the Pyrenees.

The nature of Alt Urgell is spectacular, with places like the Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park, a paradise for hiking enthusiasts, where you can see eagles, vultures and other protected species. There are also numerous routes for mountain sports and excursions to enjoy the unforgettable views of the Pyrenean peaks.

In Alt Urgell, gastronomy also plays an important role. Local products such as cheese, artisanal sausages and honey are famous throughout Catalonia. The Feria de San Ermengol, one of the oldest artisan cheese fairs in Europe, is an annual event that is not to be missed by lovers of good food.

Come and discover the natural and heritage wealth of Alt Urgell, a region that combines history, landscape and culture in a privileged natural environment.