Sant Feliu Sasserra

Sant Feliu Sasserra is a municipality of 615 inhabitants, which administratively belongs to Bages. It is located in a unique and beautiful place, surrounded by pine forests, oak forests and oak forests, suitable for mushrooms, and dotted with fountains. The economy is based on agriculture, livestock and industry.

Sant Feliu Sasserra is the southwest access to the Lluçanès from Bages. The territory extends around the Relat stream and does not offer any other urban center than the capital. It has, however, numerous farmhouses.

Sant Feliu, like other places in Lluçanès, has an important tradition of witchcraft stories. At the top of the town we find the Serrat de las Forques, where historically the last Catalan witches were hanged. It enjoys a good panoramic view and is currently occupied by a modernist construction.

The Romanesque church of Sant Feliu Sasserra was built during the 11th century on an old church from the 10th century. The temple was enriched during the 12th century with a doorway of the same style, with worked turns and sculpted capitals, which still remains today. intact, preserved as a side entrance to the current temple, in late Gothic style, dating from 1581.

PLACES OF INTEREST

• Balmes Street
• Arquebisbe Badia Street
• Sant Pere Almató Street
• Main Square
• Door of the church of Sant Feliu
• Pedro de Sant Roc
• Set of windows in the core of Sant Feliu Sasserra
• Forests of Bonells, Arnaus and Argilers
• Balma dels Carlins
• Balma of the Pastorelles