Environment

It is interesting to stop and contemplate the architecture offered by the old town of Bellver de Cerdanya, which has been restored to restore its medieval air. In the main square, surrounded by stone arcades, the San Lorenzo Fair and the Cathar Refuges Days are held. Among the buildings, it is worth mentioning the old customs house, today Casa de la Villa.

Next to the square is the church of Santiago and Santa Maria, which belongs to the Catalan Gothic. What can be seen today is the restoration that was done in the nineteenth century, after a fire that caused severe damage. In the Portal Square, in the fortified core, is the tower of the Jail, which served as a defense of the walled core.

In the lower part, next to the Segre, is located the current hydraulic flour mill, which was a royal mill in the Middle Ages. It is also advisable to visit the Sequer de las Piñas, where the seeds of the black and red pines were extracted years ago to send them to the whole state. In the nucleus of Talló we find the church of Santa Maria de Talló, documented as early as the tenth century and recognized as one of the most monumental examples of the Cerdà Romanesque, to the point that it is known as the cathedral of Cerdanya.

In the territory of the Batllia you can visit numerous Romanesque religious buildings, such as Santa Cecilia de Beders, Sant Marcel de Bor, Sant Juliá de Pedra, Santa Eugenia de Nerellà, Sant Andreu de Baltarga, the chapel of Sant Martí dels Castells, Sant Saturni de Coborriu, Sant Policarp de Cortàs, Santa Eulalia de Éller, Santa María de Ordèn, and Sant Iscle and Santa Victoria de Talltendre.

In the valley of Ingla has found a set of rock art that has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.