AROUND
Can Pere is located in Camarasa a municipality in the region of La Noguera that includes several entities between which we highlight Fontllonga and l’Ametlla del Montsec.
Camarasa is home to a large number of heritage diversity. That is why we will highlight some examples of what we find there. As natural elements, and taking into account the geographical situation where it is located and the relief that the Central Depression and the Pyrenees give it, we find the Montsec Mountain Range, the mountain of Montroig, the one of Sant Jordi, the one of Sant Salvador, the site where there are traces of dinosaurs from the Upper Cretaceous or the great Cova de l’Escaleta. We should also highlight the Sant Llorenç de Montgai Nature Reserve, which comprises the reservoir of the same name and the river Segre.
SEVERAL POINTS OF INTEREST
Roman bridge in Camarasa
Remains of the medieval bridge, made of regular stone and discharge arches with regular voussoirs and pointed arch. It had 7 arches, but we only preserved one whole and some remains of the pillars of the other arches.
Chapel of St. George
Sant Jordi is a hermitage on the summit of the same name in the municipality of Camarasa (la Noguera) with a rectangular floor plan covered by a double-slope Arabic tile roof with the ridge perpendicular to the main façade. This is finished off by a small bell tower crowned by an iron cross.
Mu Gorge
The route from the Mu Gorge to Alòs de Balaguer, La Noguera is one of those itineraries with special charms. An excursion with children that is a whole adventure through crossing wooden bridges and walking on metal walkways attached to the walls
The Tobacco Cave
The Tobacco Cave, which corresponds to the Bronze Age, is a cavity 15 meters wide at the base by 20 meters high and about 180 meters long. The opening of the entrance is reminiscent of a Gothic temple because of its pointed shape like the olive tree.