Town of Bagergue

Located at 1,419 meters, Bagergue is the highest inhabited town in the Val d’Aran. Perched on a natural terrace, surrounded by meadows and dense forests, the town, like something out of a story, is characterized by its streets adorned with flowers of all kinds.

The old town is part of the Inventory of the Architectural Heritage of Catalonia. Among its buildings, the parish church of Sant Feliu stands out, of Romanesque origin; the private ethnological museum, Eth Corrau, with 2,500 ancient objects related to daily life; and the hermitage of Santa Margarida, where they go on a pilgrimage every July 20. Due to its unbeatable location, Bagergue presents a good range of possibilities, both in summer and winter.

Flowery Project

Bagergue se caracteriza por sus calles engalanadas con flores de todo tipo; surfines, petunias, geranios, gitanillas, calíopes, etc. Sus vecinos destacan por el entusiasmo e implicación en las tareas de embellecimiento de este pueblo tan acogedor.

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