Holiday cottages in Camarasa

What can you do in Camarasa and its Holiday cottages?

Camarasa is an important strategic point that has been a crossroads of borders and that has a Celtic origin. Its population chart is from the 12th century. Given that the Segre River passes through its territory, it has been the scene of various military conflicts such as the War of the Reapers. Popular traditions are deeply rooted in the village. If you visit Camarasa in December you can see the living nativity scene, where more than a hundred residents recreate five scenes in the town's old town.

Visit its archaeological heritage

Camarasa has an important archaeological heritage. One of the best-known places is the Balma del Pantà and the Tabac cave. It is a set of prehistoric remains that includes cave paintings and has been declared a World Heritage Site. You should also visit the Iberian village of Monteró, the Visigothic necropolis of Palous or the Islamic castle of Sant Llorenç de Montgai.

Discover its natural heritage

Camarasa has a natural heritage where you can do all kinds of outdoor activities. If you want to enjoy some good panoramas you can approach the ravine of Asclé. From Fontllonga you will also have a good perspective of the Doll road. Be sure to visit the Natural Wildlife Reserve of Sant Llorenç de Montgai, where you will find an important geological and landscape wealth.