The church (1750-1763) is a neo-classical building with a façade a perron in the baroque style. Note the 17C baroque retable by Pau Costa and the monumental painting by El Greco, Christ Carrying the Cross (1605).

This museum includes two sections: natural sciences, La Casal dels Volcans, and old 18C hospice containing a collection of paintings and drawings by Catalan artists (19C and 20C).

Modernist architect Domènech i Montaner rebuilt this unusual building from 1915-1916, keeping the sumptuous 18C interiors and adding the modernist façade .

The best example of volcanic landscape in Catalonia covering a surface area of 11,300 ha. The strombolian cones, explosion craters and lava flows make very unusual features. The plantlife is rich and varied - especially in the Fageda d'en Jordà Natu..

El Croscat was the last volcano to erupt in the Garrotxa region, about 11 500 years ago. Its rough surface is composed of blocks of lava and strange protuberances - gigantic bubbles of solidified gas.

This old sanctuary rebuilt by Barcelona architect Francesc Mas in 1763 has retained the frescos on the cupola from its original decoration.

Founded in the late 16C, this convent includes a fine church partly completed by master Enrique Julià. The most important part is the Renaissance cloister (1603) on two levels by Lázaro Cisterna.

This museum and information centre of the Nature Reserve of the Garrotxa Volcanic Area is in the Torre d'en Castanys , a neo-Palladian building by Josep Fontseré (1854).