Live experiences in a natural setting
Ancient Medieval town with a castle and the salt mines.
Weekly street market on Sundays.
The historical centre, the Diocesan Museum, the Cathedral and the Bishop's Palace.
Weekly street market on Fridays. There is a famous Carnival.
The Sanctuary of Queralt and Sant Quirze de Pedret.
Festivities: La Patum (it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO).
Aiguadora River, Valldora Ecomuseum, Mountain range of Busa.
Sant Pere de Graudescales, a church dating from the 11th century of Lombard-Romanesque style.
Sant Esteve d'Olius, a church dating from the second half of the 11th century of Lombard-Romanesque style with a remarkable crypt and a Modernist cementery.
Port del Compte (Ski Resort) and Tuixent la Vansa (Nordic skiing).
Swamp of Sant Pons and Llosa del Cavall (water activities).
Mushroom area.
The museum of "Mushroom Art" is located in the city centre, in a square called "Plaça del Mercat". Due to the abundance of mushrooms, since the mid-twentieth century in the region of Berguedà, the town of Berga has become "the capital of mushrooms". This region is considered the best area to pick mushrooms. The museum shows more than 500 pieces of ceramics which represent over 200 species of mushrooms, all of them handmade by Josefina Vilajosana.
You can also visit the ruins of the castle of Montmajor, whose owner was a troubadour called Guillem de Berguedà until 1187. Nowadays, you can only see the remains of the tower. Next to it, there are the ruins of the Romanesque hermitage of Sant Sadurní, the castle's church which dates from 1050. The parish church was built at the beginning of the 19th century.
Explore Cal Benet and its surroundings...
(31km away)
It is a large park where you can find a wide variety of species of fauna and flora. It is located in the Pre-Pyrenees and it has an arid relief due to its type of rock, mainly limestone.
(9km away)
From the early Romanesque style to the Modernism. The church of Sant Esteve d'Olius was consecrated in 1079 and it has a remarkable crypt. Next to it, there are a Modernist cementery and the Hotel San Roque.
(13km away)
The Romanesque church (1070-1163) preserves the three apses, the bell tower, the cloister, the cellar and the canon's dining room. The other parts are mainly of Gothic style from the 13th and 14th centuries. However, the whole church was completely finished in the 17th century.