A brief history of the church bell tower

Spanish Pyrenees Excursion ~ Lleida (Region) Located at an altitude of 1,268 meters, at the confluence of the Garona and Ujora rivers, the village was fortified in the Middle Ages due to its strategic location. The castle once stood in the upper part of the village, where a church now stands. The heart of the old town is the Plaza Mayor, home to a beautiful 18th-century fountain. Equally striking is the Church of St. Andrew (12th-13th centuries), whose bell tower is later, dating from the 15th century. Inside the church, you can see the "Christ of Sala do Christ," a late 12th-century Romanesque statue approximately 62 centimeters tall. The village offers many activities, such as horseback riding, golf, swimming, hiking on many marked routes, and fishing. The traditional Feast of Santa Cruz is celebrated on May 3rd. You should also try the region's most famous dish, olla aranesa (a hearty casserole). #SeptemberDestinations2025 #Catalonia