Clot d'Espolla Pond Photos
Clot d'Espolla en temporada húmeda, antes de ser inundado
Clot d'Espolla, Costa Brava
We arrive to Clot d'Espolla by bicycle, Costa Brava, Spain
Pont romà de Sant Martí sobre el Rec de l'Espolla
Pont de Sant Martí sur le petit fleuve Espolla, près du lac Banyoles
Saltant de Sant Martí, du Rec d'Espolla vers le fleuve Fluvià
Triops, les crustacés du lac Espolla, Costa Brava
Other interesting places near here
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2 miles awayThe atmospheric Coves de Serinyà, Paleolithic limestone caves, have only been opened to the public in recent years and are still being excavated; to date, they’ve turned up over thirty thousand objects, including evidence of human habitation alongside remains of lions, panthers, hyenas and elephants. Three caves are accessible at present. Finds at Cova d’Arbreda, overlooking the narrow valley, date from between 100,000 and 15,000 years ago, the most significant being flint from southern France; as local flint was too brittle for use as tools, the nomadic......
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2.6 miles away
In 1990 it was discovered this archaeological site, called the Draga, corresponding to an ancient Neolithic village next to Lake Banyoles, and created around the year 5000 BC. It is the only lake village preserved throughout the Iberian Peninsula and here have been found hundreds of sticks used as pillars of the huts that were established here. Some of these huts have been rebuilt for curious visitors. Guided tours and workshops for children on creating tools of the time are organized.
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2.9 miles away
Banyoles’ charm lies in its lake, the Estany de Banyoles, circled by wooded hills and reached by a clearly signposted main road from the town centre. Fed by underground streams, the lake is up to 62 m deep in parts and is surrounded by seven
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