Ethnographic museum of the almadía
Museum in Burgui exhibiting photographs, documents and tools related to the rafting trade, with period costumes and audiovisual reports.
Located in the village of Burgui, inside the town hall, this ethnographic museum preserves the memory of the ancient craft of log rafting, which vanished in the mid-20th century. The extensive exhibition features photographs, documents, and audiovisual reports. It showcases period costumes and the tools used to construct the log rafts.
Chapel of Our Lady of the Castle
Located at the top of the village, offering panoramic views and architectural details such as a high wooden choir and a semicircular archway.
Medieval bridge
Stone bridge with arches of different sizes and cutwaters, ideal for admiring medieval architecture and enjoying the river landscape.
Village of trades
This place offers a tour that showcases ancient Pyrenean crafts and features restored elements such as a medieval bridge and a snow well.
Ethnographic museum of the almadía
Museum in Burgui exhibiting photographs, documents and tools related to the rafting trade, with period costumes and audiovisual reports.
Foz de Burgui
This nature reserve offers sightings of birds of prey such as griffon vultures and bearded vultures, with a trail leading to an interpretive viewpoint.
ESCA RIVER DAM BATHING AREA
River pool with car park, picnic area and barbecues in a protected natural setting.
Funeral steles in the cemetery
Stone monuments with geometric and astral decorations reflect rural folk art full of freshness and emotion.
Church of Saint Peter
Medieval building with a pointed arch doorway, offset tower and star-shaped roof. Interior with Baroque altarpieces showing the evolution of the style.
Climbing area
Limestone rock climbing routes with facilities such as car parks and motorhome areas, ideal for all levels.