The Viscountcy of Cabrera was a territory with a dynamic commercial economy, centred on its markets, which formed its main areas of influence. It was structured around a network of roads linking villages and urban centres, while also benefiting from good connections to maritime trade routes.
This covered ice well is the largest in Catalonia. It is first mentioned in documents dating from the mid-17th century, when it belonged to Miquel Buscastell. Ice collected during the winter from nearby ponds was stored inside the well in alternating layers with plant branches, which helped preserve it. Most of the ice from Buscastell was sold in Girona, although it was also distributed to Barcelona and from there to Mallorca. The Maçanet History Workshop began restoration work in 1997. In the case of the Villà ice well, also in Maçanet, documentary evidence records that in 1660 Guillem Ramon de Montcada, Viscount of Cabrera, granted permission to collect ice from Sils Lake.
The viscounty of Cabrera was articulated through a network of castles and fortified houses, which served as the seats of…
The section between Fogars de la Selva and Massanes is a route shared by cyclists and pedestrians, measuring just under…
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AODL en l'ámbit del nou model de gestió turística de la Selva. Acció subvencionada pel Servei Públic d'Ocupació de Catalunya en el marc dels Programes de Suport al Desenvolupament local.
