Lles de Cerdanya

The town of Lles de Cerdanya (1,480 m) is located on a plateau facing south, on the slope of the mountain. It is arranged around the parish church of Sant Pere, dune nave, with a heavy square bell tower with a pyramidal roof. There are some apartments and chalets and some old houses like Cal Ferrer and Cal Peremptori. Inside the nucleus there is also the chapel of the Virgen del Rosario, popularly called del Beneficio. On the road from Lles to Viliella is Mas Barnola, the ancestral home of the Barnola family, who were the last lords of Lles. It has a chapel with a tapestry representing Santiago, painted around 1915 by Santiago Soldevila.

The most traditional festive events in Lles are the main festival of Sant Pere, patron saint of the town, and the small festival, in October, whose historical background is an old livestock fair.