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Photo: Jordi D. A. from Barcelona, Catalan Lands, CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
is a tiny mountain village nestled in the heart of the Prades Mountains, offering authentic rural tourism amid cool forests and rivers. Its standout attraction is the 13th-century communal bread oven, now a medieval bakery museum showcasing traditional baking heritage. Visitors enjoy scenic hikes to natural sites like the Bridge of Joi arch, Santa Llúcia hermitage, Gralles cave, and gorges of the Brugent river with its perennial Llúdriga spring. The historic old quarter features Baroque Santa Maria church and prehistoric sites, perfect for peaceful walks and discovering local cheese and charcoal-making traditions.
Capafonts is a village in the province of Tarragona and autonomous community of Catalonia. According to data of 2012 its population was 121 inhabitants.
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Vall de Castellfollit
It is located on granites from the Earth's mantle. It is listed as a Geozone of Catalonia.
mirador del Roc de Ponent
El Roc Ponent
In the middle of the Castell-Follit valley, this tower with vertical walls rises above the multiple spires and granite rocks that surround it.
Els Frares Encantats
Formations that crown the upper part of the Pena ravine. With the erosion of the conglomerates, these rocks separated by a fracture have been sculpted.
Cova de Fra Maginet
A cave where this monk from Poblet lived around the year 1413. Legend has it that after serving the punishment imposed by the abbot for having become a bandit and having committed misdeeds, he took refuge in this cave to live a solitary life.
El pou de gel de la Pena
It is an old well that was used to store ice and snow in winter. At the beginning of the 20th century it was adapted as the residence of the forestry engineer.