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Discover the territory

As they say, 'the stones speak', and in L'Hospitalet de l'Infant and Vall de Llors the remains of the uninhabited villages and farmhouses, which were abandoned in the mid-20th century, bear witness to a rural life, devoted to the countryside, in which there were trades that have now disappeared or are on the verge of extinction.

This is the case of Castelló, located under the Dedalts crags, which comes alive with the performance of the Pessebre des Estels nativity scene at Christmas and with the celebration of the Rústic Festa (rustic festival) in August; ofFatxes, located under the Fatxes pass and open between the Montalt mountain range and the Genessies mountain range, a village that attracted the interest some years ago of Masayuki Irie, an architect with his own department at Waseda University in Tokyo, who renovated two houses in the village and won the Togo Murano Japanese architecture prize for his work; of Remullà, to the north of Vandellòs, where there is now a sports lodge among the old houses; and of Gavadà, which has preserved the remains of a medieval circular tower. All these villages, with the exception of Fatxes, celebrate their main village festival: Castelló, for Santa Llúcia; Remullà, for Sant Miquel; and Gavadà, for Santa Quitèria.

As for the masies (typical Catalan farmhouses), there is Genessies, with a 16th century defence tower attached to the building and nowadays badly disfigured; and Mas Valenti, located in the west of Vandellòs.