Discover three of the best medieval heritage sites in Catalonia on a guided tour. Travel back in time by visiting Besal\u00fa, the hidden gem of Rupit and, finally, the cliff-top village of Tavertet.<\/p>\n
09:00 Departure time
\n10:00 In Besal\u00fa you can appreciate its great architectural riches. Take a guided walk through this beautifully preserved medieval village.
\n14:00 When you arrive in Rupit, enjoy 2 hours of free time to explore this beautiful village at your leisure. Stroll along the cobbled streets lined with 16th-century farmhouses, stop at the wooden suspension bridge and visit the Baroque church of Sant Miquel.
\n16:30 Walk past a megalithic tomb (a field of funerary urns) and then along the Iberian Wall before reaching the village of Tavertet. Enjoy a panoramic walk to the top of the cliffs of Cingles de Tavertet.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Besal\u00fa is, without a doubt, one of the most spectacular and well-preserved towns in Spain. In 1966 it was named a National Historic-Artistic Site for its high architectural value. Its monumental heritage includes the great legacy of the Jewish community that lived in Besal\u00fa from the 9th to the 15th century, which enriched the town.<\/p>\n
Its small cobbled streets are surrounded by a natural wall formed by the walls of the Riera de Rupit, the best thing to do is to stroll around and discover the small town, which has stone houses dating from between the 16th and 18th centuries.<\/p>\n
Tavertet is a municipality in Catalonia, Spain. Belonging to the province of Barcelona, it is located on top of a cliff and next to a large cliff overlooking the Sau marshes and in the distance the Montseny mountains that serves as a viewpoint of a landscape full of Mediterranean forests.<\/p>\n
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