Paratge Natural d'Interès Nacional de l'Albera

The monastery of Sant Quirze de Colera is a Benedictine abbey in the former county of Empúries, within the boundaries of the Diocese of Girona. It is an architectural complex composed of the Basilica of Sant Quirze, various monastic buildings organized around the courtyard of the cloister, a defensive tower, and remains of a section of the wall. It also includes the church of Santa Maria and the remnants of the old hospital. The monastery is situated about five kilometers away and near the old road to the Coll de Banyuls.

The edifice is characterized by a triple line of walls, with square and rounded towers, portals and merlons. In the lower court is the chapel, including Romanesque elements from original structures of the area, or of French inspiration. Probably existing since the 9th century, the castle is mentioned for the first time in a document from Ponce I, count of Ampurias in the 11th century.In the 19th century, the ruined castle was rebuilt in a neo-medieval style. The castle was extensively used after the Spanish Civil War (1936–1939), when some modern constructions were added to the original structure.

It is located in the municipality of La Jonquera (Alt Empordà), about 3 km northeast of the town. Perched on a steep, conical granite cliff, it is easily visible from the village at its feet. Only the ruins remain. It is first mentioned in 948, but evidence suggests that it is much older. The strategic position of the fortress, dominating the passes of Portús and Panissars, always made it the target of various interests.

It is a pre-Romanesque hermitage located near Mas dels Solers, in the municipal district of Sant Climent Sescebes, Alt Empordà. It is a Romanesque construction with a single nave and a square floor, featuring a trapezoidal apse. The walls are made of stone and mortar, with some sections showing opus spicatum, suggesting that it is a fairly old construction that has been renovated over time. There is no worship, and it is open to the public.

The church was constructed in the late 18th century (1785) and was financed by Josep de Nouvilas and his son Pere. Its dimensions are quite large in relation to the local population it serves. This is attributed to Nouvilas' intention to establish a new village, Sant Quirc de Colera (not to be confused with the Monastery of Sant Quirze de Colera), around the church and Mas Nouvilas. Similar to the founding of Colera in the late century, it was established in connection with the parish of Sant Miquel de Colera.

It was the former parish church of the village of Colera in Alt Empordà until it was relocated next to the sea in the 18th century. It is about 7 km to the west of the urban center of Colera via a forest track accessed upon reaching Colera from the Figueres to Portbou road. Definite records of the temple date back to the 11th century.

The church is a Romanesque building from the 11th century. From the 11th century until the 17th century, it served as the parish church for the hamlet of Valleta. After centuries of abandonment, popular pressure in the late 20th century led to the reopening of the church for worship, the restoration of its surroundings, the promotion of historical research, and the organization of a gathering that has been held continuously since May 1980.

These are the ruined remains of the castle tower of Molinàs. You can see a rectangular-shaped enclosure, of which two building structures are preserved.