Town of Tredòs

The last town in the Naut Aran, before reaching the ski slopes of Baqueira Beret, Tredòs is the ideal starting point for enjoying the Val d’Aran and exploring the trails, peaks and hills that bring you closer to the more than 30 lakes in mountain dotting the Circo de Colomers, the entrance to the Aigües Tortes National Park. The route continues along the banks of Aiguamog and reaches the famous Baños de Tredòs, sulphurous waters with therapeutic properties, as the Romans were able to verify.

The parish church of Santa María de Cabo de Tredós reveals on its exterior features of the Lombard Romanesque from the 11th-13th century. The presence of a crypt in the lower part of the altar and the location of the bell tower set apart from the body of the religious building make it a must-see in the municipality. Tredós is also synonymous with small traditional houses perfectly integrated into the landscape, with neighbors who are respectful of their natural environment and of balance.

Flowery Project

The will of the town is to be a pleasant space for its neighbours, to create an urban area close to the nature of the surroundings and to give life and color to the houses with large trees such as spruce, abyss or pine. installed brightly colored planters. They have also been hung on the lampposts and along the entire length of the river, with a metallic spine with varied vegetation and cold-resistant annuals, which in spring are accompanied by surfinia and petunias to give color.

But, above all, the residents are the most involved, bringing life and showiness to the town with their balconies and flower-bedecked street walls. In the desire to respect the environment and its natural components, both the council and the town’s inhabitants understand that water is a very precious commodity and, for this reason, most of the planters and local green areas have programmed drip irrigation.

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