Llívia

Llívia is like an island of Catalonia in French territory. A welcoming village on the slopes of the Carlit peak, which was built at the foot of what was an imposing castle today in ruins. In the old town, the Bernat de So tower and the church bear witness to its medieval past.

The municipal term has an area of 12.9 km2, formed by the town and several aggregates: Cereja, Gorguja, Gorguja Petita (Mas Travis) and Mas Jonquer.

You can enjoy the unique natural environment such as, Les FONTS is an itinerary that lasts approximately one hour and a half and has a drop of 100 meters. You can cool off in the Estahuja and Rocacanal streams and enjoy the therapeutic benefits of the waters of the SOFRE font, the XÀFEC font and   the font of the FERRO.

You will also know some examples of rural architecture in dry stone - shepherd's huts, fences, terraces, the Carrasut aqueduct - that will show you the way of life that the people of yesteryear brought to Cerdanya.

You can follow one of the sections of the Sant Jaume Route that leads to Puigcerdà and repeat the path of those pilgrims. It is a walk of about 7 km, quite flat, which can last an hour and a half. It will reach Ur and you will pass by the church of Sant Jaume de Rigolisa, next to Puigcerdà.

Municipal museum of Llívia:

• Tuesday to Friday, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and from 3:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
• Sundays, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
• Closed Sunday afternoon and Monday
• Telephone: 972 896 313