Barcelona
Las fuentes del Llobregat -sources or fountains of Llobregat, is the birthplace of this river in Barcelona. It comes from a word for ‘dark, murky’, which is lóbrego in Castilian, and llòbrec in Catalan, and it refers to its deep and seated course that makes it appear dark. Although the name of the river in Castilian is Lobregado, it is known in all Spain by its Catalan name, Llobregat.
Castellar de N’Hug
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| Castellar de N'Hug, main village in the area |
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| Iglesia de Santa Maria de Castellar de N'Hug |
This old church was built in the 10th century and later consecrated to Saint Michael by the Catalan nobleman Hug de Mataplana. Today it’s Romanic structure is preserved in a mixture with Neoclassical elements added in the 18th century.
Activities in the zone: ski, hiking, horse riding routes, climbing, cave exploring.
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