Historic site of Llívia

The old centre, declared of cultural interest, is made up of houses that are typical of the area, many of which have been restored. Some have slate roofs, gates with granite keystones, façades of stone and wooden balconies and porticoes. The Rectory, the Church of the Mare de Déu dels Àngels, the Torre Bernat de So, the Creu de Toret and the Museum of The Old Pharmacy of Llívia are noteworthy.

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The Cerdanya stretch of the road to Santiago

After the remains of Saint James Apostle (Santiago) were found in 9th-century Galicia, a major pilgrimage rapidly developed. The European pilgrims’s routes converged at the Pyrinees, where Navarra and Aragon were the two principal points of entry. However, apart from the main routes, there were also other secondaty paths.

Along the Santiago Route

The itinerary covers part of the Road to Santiago that crosses the Cerdanya region.

The oldest pharmacy in Europe

Llívia is a Catalan enclave within France linked to the rest of Catalonia by one single road. The village of Llívia boasts the oldest pharmacy in Europe.