Holiday cottages in Beuda

What can I do in Beuda and its holiday cottages?

The perfect communion between nature and medieval architecture. This is what we will find in Beuda, a small town in La Garrotxa, nestled between the Mont massif and the Fluvià valley. An ideal place for a quiet and rural stay.

The history of Beuda and its surroundings

The history of Beuda is closely linked to that of the viscounty of Bas, one of the feudal jurisdictions of the county of Besalú, of which it was part. And, in fact, Beuda Castle belonged to the Viscounts until the end of the 13th century. From 1308 it passed into the hands of Jaume de Besora, lord of Rocabruna. A curious fact of Beuda's history is that the writer Jacint Verdaguer speaks of it in his book Excursions i viatges as the first place where the traditional candies were heard singing.

What to do during your stay at a tourist accommodation in Beuda

Get to know the town and its architectural heritage

If you spend a few days in Beuda, you can already note a few essentials: First, the walls of the old castle of the Moors , documented before the year 1000, the church of Sant Feliu , a Romanesque temple from the 11th century or the bridge over the river Llierca , an outstanding work of Catalan Romanesque. It is also worth coming to Segueró to visit Can Noguer , one of the most important estates in Catalonia in the 18th and 19th centuries. Just below you will find Santa Maria de Segueró , a Romanesque church built in the 11th century that has a single nave, a peculiar apse and a fortification on the facade.

Make excursions around Beuda

If you like hiking, you're in luck. If you want to walk, you can approach the sanctuary of the Virgin of the Mountain , a symbolic place for Catalan culture. You can also opt for the route that goes from Beuda to Sant Miquel de Coma de Roure, or the short route to the Quera fountain, which will allow you to see the silhouette of Beuda Castle , very peculiar. It is also worth visiting the caves of the Carlí cave.