Mare de Déu de Rocacorba

The stone church stands on a mountain summit, featuring a main entrance with an arched doorway and a bell tower visible from distant valleys.

The church's origins trace back to 1161, when it was first documented alongside a medieval castle that served as a defensive structure in the Girona region.

The church preserves religious traditions through regular pilgrimages, while a replica of the Gothic statue of Mare de Déu de la Pera remains central to worship.

Visitors can reach the church through marked hiking trails starting from Canet d'Adri, with a 14-kilometer round trip covering varied terrain and elevation changes.

The structure combines elements of both a religious sanctuary and a medieval castle, positioned at a strategic point overlooking multiple valleys of Catalonia.

Location: Canet d'Adri

Elevation above the sea: 929 m

GPS coordinates: 42.06760,2.68769

Latest update: April 2, 2025 13:20