Bagergue

Highest of the Val d'Aran villages at 1,419 metres, Bagergue sits at the end of a road climbing from Salardú above the Unhòla river. Its 13th-century church of Sant Feliu keeps a Gothic Christ and a pre-Romanesque gravestone, while the Eth Corrau museum shows over 2,000 objects from valley life. An old path drops to the river past a flour mill, and the GR 211 climbs towards Baqueira Beret.

Highlights

• The church of Sant Feliu, with a Gothic Christ and a pre-Romanesque stele
• Eth Corrau, a private museum of more than 2,000 craft objects
• The hermitage of Santa Margarida, with a pilgrimage on 20 July
• The old path down to the Unhòla past a flour mill
• The Liat, Montoliu and Mauberme lakes at the head of the valley

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