Fishing Huts

The collection of twenty small wooden structures extends along the southern shore of Lake Banyoles, featuring traditional architectural elements and lakeside positions.

These fishing huts were constructed between the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries by local wealthy families seeking recreational spaces near the water.

The structures represent a protected Cultural Asset of National Interest, demonstrating the traditional fishing and leisure activities of the Catalan region.

Visitors can observe the fishing huts while walking along the seven-kilometer path that circles Lake Banyoles, with one hut serving as an information center.

Each fishing hut maintains its original vernacular architecture and stands on wooden stilts above the water, creating direct access to the lake.

Location: Banyoles

Architectural style: vernacular architecture

GPS coordinates: 42.11977,2.75742

Latest update: March 2, 2025 20:55