Landscape
The northern part of Baho’s municipal territory consists of slopes planted with vines. Fruit trees predominate near the village of Baho and the Têt River. The Ravin de la Bula runs through Baho and flows into the Têt below the built-up area.
The peaks of Serrat d'en Vaquer, la Crèssa and Serrat d'en Bugader, as well as Força Réal mountain, are located in the area around Baho.
When travelling to Baho, the desire to rent a holiday apartment may be central to planning your accommodation.
Culture
The parish church of Saint-Vincent in Baho is a Romanesque church with a single-nave layout. It was consecrated on 9 January 1150 by Artaud, the Bishop of Elne, and preserves 18th-century altarpieces, including those of the high altar, the Rosary and Saint Joseph.
Saint Vincent is also one of the local festivals in Baho.
The Musée d'art Hyacinthe-Rigaud, a museum, the Palace of the Kings of Majorca, a palace, Château Roussillon, a castle, and the Église Saint-Jacques de Perpignan, a monument, are located in the area around Baho.
History
Baho’s medieval irrigation system was partly built by the monks of Cuixa. At the request of the monks of Cuixa, the village of Baho was fortified from 1173 onwards.
The gateway to Baho’s old village dates from the 17th century and bears the years 1663 and 1700. The municipality of Baho erected a bell tower next to the old village gateway in 1908.
