Discover Seva: Circular Routes, Culture and Montseny

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Those looking for a circular route will find a 5.2-kilometre trail on the Ruta dels Molins, with an elevation gain of 142 metres; it is suitable for all types of visitors.

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Nature and trails

The remains of the Molí de Sors are part of the Ruta dels Molins. The circular route passes through dense woodland and includes a small botanical nature trail. On the way to the Pont d'en Gatus, there are small pasture areas, poplar groves and young oak forests.

The route to the Pont d'en Gatus or the Molí dels Sors takes around two hours and is approximately 7.8 kilometres long. A 6.7-kilometre walk leads to the rural chapel of Santa Madrona; another 6.7-kilometre walk leads to the Menhir de Perafita.

The trails therefore feature not only woodland sections, but also open and wooded landscapes as well as historical sites. The botanical nature trail supplements the destinations mentioned above with an explicitly nature-focused stop.

Culture

Santa Maria de Seva preserves the nave and bell tower dating from the 12th century. The bell tower has a completely square base with sides measuring 6 metres, is 16.5 metres high and is divided into six storeys.

The original Sagrera de Seva was fortified as early as the 14th century and surrounded by walls and gates.

The Creu del Carlí commemorates the Carlist soldier Fernando Lanzuela, who died on 23 August 1873. From Seva cemetery, the Creu del Carlí can be reached via a forest track in just over 20 minutes.

The rural chapel of Santa Madrona was probably built at the end of the 17th century and restored in the early 1990s. Mas Sors dates back to the 13th century and preserves a Gothic window with a cusped arch.

The Museu de la Forja de Víctor Ibañez can also be visited in the municipal building.

The town's historical traces thus include religious buildings, fortified settlement structures, a memorial site and a building housing a blacksmithing collection. The details mentioned range from the medieval nave to the restoration of the chapel in the early 1990s.

Natural surroundings

Seva is one of the municipalities in the Parc Natural del Montseny. The Oficina de Turisme provides information about services and other facilities in the Parc Natural del Montseny.

Cuisine and gastronomy

The Festa del Bolet de Seva was scheduled to include a mushroom competition, activities and performances, product stalls, tastings and exhibitions. In its 27th edition, the event was scheduled for Sunday, 12 October.

The announced festival programme thus combined the mushroom competition with stage entertainment, regional products, tastings and exhibitions. The 27th edition is documented as an event scheduled for the specified Sunday.

An apartment in Seva can be searched for as accommodation for a stay in the town, without this implying any specific availability or amenities.

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