Holiday cottages in Cabó

What can you do in Cabó and its Holiday cottages?

The first written references to Cabó are from the 9th century. Throughout its territory you can see Romanesque churches such as that of Sant Serni, which has been declared a Cultural Property of Local Interest. Other monuments that you must visit are the church of Sant Miquel del Vilar or that of Sant Iscle de Senyús. On the other hand, if you approach Boixaderas you can see a bridge and a medieval aqueduct.

Take the dolmen route

Cabó has had the presence of human settlements since prehistoric times. As witnesses of this past you can find scattered throughout the territory of Cabó a whole series of dolmens in a very good state of conservation. If you take the dolmen route you will see first hand the seven dolmens integrated into nature and which are part of the town's historical heritage. A good option for doing this route is the mountain bike.

Enjoy its natural surroundings

Cabó is located in a valley full of trails and paths that allow you to discover corners of great natural beauty. In many of the routes you will find scattered old farmhouses. One of the most well-known is that of Oliva, which was the house of the lords of Caboet. If you like paragliding, you can approach the Pujal, a place where you can practice this sport in complete freedom. During autumn in its forests you can pick mushrooms.