11 Sights in Tremp, Spain (with Map and Images)
Explore interesting sights in Tremp, Spain. Click on a marker on the map to view details about it. Underneath is an overview of the sights with images. A total of 11 sights are available in Tremp, Spain.
List of cities in Spain Sightseeing Tours in Tremp1. Castell de Montllobar
Montllobar Castle is a medieval castle, from the Romanesque period, from the depopulated Montllobar, located to the west of the village of Fígols de Tremp, in the municipality of Tremp. Of Montllobar Castle, only a circular tower remains located on a cliff, cropped and with the southwest side collapsed. The construction apparatus is very similar to that of most towers in Pallars Jussà, but the ashlars, slightly squared, are quite elongated. Around the tower there are several walls.
2. Castell d'Eroles
The Castle of Eroles is a castle from the Romanesque period located at the southern end of the village of Eroles, in the municipality of Tremp. It was the origin and centre of the barony of Eroles. The arch leading to the castle grounds, made of stone voussoirs, and the watchtower or defence, with a round, sunken floor plan, with remains and loopholes, have been preserved. Some of its elements are part of the Inventory of the Architectural Heritage of Catalonia in a unique way.
3. Mare de Déu de la Mir
Aldeeyu Il is a temple of the Guribagok language in Alpila, currently integrated in Drap, in the county of Arral Usana. Stan is located at an altitude of 784 meters, at the western end of Scala Mountains, on the left side of Scala Valley and on the right side of Del Il Valley, forming the rock spirit where hermits are located. DES, on May 6th, it held a Go Festival with aplec.
4. Sant Joan Baptista
Sant Joan Baptista de Castissent is a Romanesque church in Tremp included in the Inventory of the Architectural Heritage of Catalonia. Specifically, it is located in the village of Castissent, in the old municipality Fígols de Tremp, currently integrated into that of Tremp, in the Pallars Jussà region.
5. Sant Martí
Sant Martí de Puigcercós is the parish church of the village of Puigcercós. It was consecrated in 1891, in order to replace the Romanesque church of Sant Martí de Puigcercós existing in the old town, which suffered the consequences of the landslide that put an end to the old town on top of the hill.
6. Castell d'Orrit
The Castell d'Orrit was the medieval castle, from the Romanesque period, of the village of Orrit, belonging to the municipality of Tremp, within the old municipality of Sapeira. His remains are located at the top of the hill overlooking this village, now abandoned.
7. Castell del Meüll
The Castell del Meüll is a medieval castle located in the old village of Meüll, within the old municipality of Mur, in the current municipality of Castell de Mur, in Pallars Jussà. It is included in the Inventory of the Architectural Heritage of Catalonia.
8. Santa Maria de Valldeflors
Santa Maria de Valldeflors is a church of Romanesque origin in the municipality of Tremp, in Pallars Jussà. He is also the patron saint of the parish, and of the city, Saint Boniface, martyr, a relic of which is venerated in the collegiate church of Tremp.
9. Sant Llorenç
Sant Llorenç de Sant Adrià is a Romanesque chapel in the village of Sant Adrià, belonging to the old municipality of Gurp de la Conca and the current one of Tremp. It was a chapel dependent on the parish of Sant Adrià de Tendrui.
10. Sant Miquel de Casa Cortit
Sant Miquel de Casa Cortit was a Romanesque chapel of the Casa Cortit farmhouse, in the village of Castissent, in the old municipality Fígols de Tremp, currently integrated into that of Tremp, in the Pallars Jussà region.
11. Sant Pere
Sant Pere d'Orrit is the Romanesque parish church of the village of Orrit, belonging to the municipality of Tremp, within the old municipality of Sapeira. It is a protected monument as a cultural asset of local interest.
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