Apartamento Colera 2

If we are passionate about history and above all we have a special interest in research on this topic, we can explore the remains of the Castillo de Molinás, which was a fortress of medieval origin that was in dispute during the reconquest and the which is supposed to date from the 9th century although the first Christian records are from the XII.

In terms of monuments, it is not worth much except being able to contemplate the skeleton in the air of a characteristic Catalan Romanesque construction that also offers a most decadent snapshot, since nature has taken over the surroundings, making the visitor understand the ephemerality of human works. Another of the wonders that make us aware of the passage of time is the town of Molinás itself, in which we find up to 15 abandoned farmhouses during the Spanish Civil War, which we can only access by a dirt road that comes from the course of the river Molinars, where we will find the mill that was the true cradle of this now forgotten population center.

Although if what we wanted to do is stop seeing dusty buildings, we can always go to Sant Miquel de Colera, a beautiful hermitage from the 12th century that is not far from there and that gives us a clear example of the architecture typical of the area typical of the medieval period. In addition, the enclave in which it is located composes a particularly bucolic image, given that the building is located in a meadow of tall grass.