Discover Flaçà: Culture, Walking Routes and Holiday Apartments in Flaçà

Flaçà Between the Old Town and the Ter

Flaçà reveals its character through the interplay between its medieval townscape and the riverside landscape. The old town of Flaçà preserves a medieval layout, while the River Ter flows through Flaçà. The townscape offers different points of interest connected with architectural history, riverside paths and regional transport links.

Historic Townscape with Distinctive Details

The old town of Flaçà can be reached through three large entrances, including two vaulted passageways. Casa Balle is also known as Can Llausàs and is a small Plateresque-style palace. The Ermita de Sant Fermí was built in the second half of the 16th century; the year 1579 is inscribed on the lintel above the entrance. The three large entrances and two vaulted passageways shape the spatial character of the old town. In particular, the combination of its medieval layout, vaulted passages and individual historic buildings defines the townscape.

Religious Buildings and Architecture

The present-day church of Sant Cebrià was built from 15 November 1784 and probably completed in 1824. The church contains an altarpiece with ten columns whose gilded capitals are decorated with volutes and acanthus leaves. Can Vinyals contains a chapel dedicated to Mare de Déu del Carme, built by Josep de Vinyals in 1718. Can Vinyals also has a large round tower, built at the end of the 19th century. The Salvador Torras factory colony is also among the sights of Flaçà.

Walking Routes Along Streams and the Ter

In Flaçà, walking routes run along streams lined with poplar avenues to the Ter. Font del Monadell can be reached via a municipal path that begins at the petrol station. This means that, alongside the buildings, the town also offers a natural landscape that you can include in your daily planning. A walk by the water creates a different focus from exploring the old town, the church of Sant Cebrià or the buildings of Can Vinyals.

Choose a Holiday Apartment in Flaçà to Suit Your Daily Itinerary

When choosing a holiday apartment in Flaçà, you can consider which focus will shape your trip: the medieval townscape and religious buildings, routes along the Ter, or the available train and bus connections. Train tickets are sold and station services are provided at Flaçà Renfe station. In addition, an hourly bus service connects Flaçà with the coast and Girona. These transport links can be taken into account when deciding where to stay, alongside your preferred days for walking and cultural visits.

More Destinations for Planning Your Trip

Other destinations you may consider when planning your trip include Vilobí D'onyar, Amer, Crespià, Els Hostalets D'en Bas, Sant Martí De Llémena, Valveralla, Portbou and Cabanes.

For the broader travel overview: Girona.