Castellfollit de la Roca is a town in Catalonia, Spain.
Understand
[edit]Castellfollit is a small town West of Besalú and Figueres. Its most striking aspect is that the entire town is constructed on a narrow sliver of a cliff that sticks out in to a valley with the town church at the front of it.
Get in
[edit]- From Barcelona take C-33 direction France, then in Mollet take C-17 direction Vic/Ripoll, then in manlleu take C-37 direction Olot.
- From Girona take C-66 direction Banyoles until N-260 - A-26 (Eix Pirinenc) junction in Besalú. Take direction Olot.
- From France take A-9 ( E15 ) direction Spain, then AP-7 ( E15 ) until Figueres then take N-260 - A-26 (Eix Pirinenc) direction Olot.
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- 1 Basalt cliff (east of the town.). Over 50 m high and almost a kilometre long, formed by the overlaying of two lava flows. Free.
- 2 Basalt quary (out of the town). The only active basalt quary in Spain, from the year 1887. Free.
- 3 Old town (centre of the town). Medieval old town with narrow streets and houses built out of volcanic stone. Free.
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[edit]- 1 Ca la Paula **, Plaça Sant Roc, 3, Castellfollit de la Roca, ☏ +34 972 29 40 32, [email protected].
- 2 Hostal Mont-Rock, Barri carrera, n 16, Montagut (it is across the river at the entrance of Castellfollit de la Roca on the old road (N-260z)), ☏ +34 645 83 54 23, [email protected].
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