Sant Martí del Clot Discovered During European Heritage Days

A guided tour led by historians and geologists introduced the heritage and history of the area to around thirty participants.

Generic image of people participating in a guided tour of a rural Catalan heritage site.
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Generic image of people participating in a guided tour of a rural Catalan heritage site.

Around thirty people participated on Saturday, October 10th, in a guided tour of the Sant Martí del Clot area in la Vall de Bianya, organized by the Residents' Association and the City Council as part of the European Heritage Days.

The activity, which combined education and territorial discovery, featured explanations from historian Josep Murla and geologist Llorenç Planagumà. Thanks to their expertise, attendees delved into the history, heritage, and geological specificities of this unique municipal site.
The event brought together about thirty participants who enjoyed a comprehensive cultural day. The organizers highly value the participation and interest shown by attendees, who contributed to making this activity an enriching experience for the dissemination and preservation of la Vall de Bianya's heritage.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de la Vall de Bianya (14/10/2026)