La Clua captivates with its setting: the village rises atop a crag, above a meander of the Segre, with the houses resting directly on the rock. Documented as early as 1033, it is a place of singular character and beauty.
The walk reveals the old castle, the circular cisterns and two notable Romanesque churches, Sant Sebastià and Sant Martí de la Clua, which connect with the medieval identity of the place. A corner for those who seek little-known spots full of personality.
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