Peramola
The village of Peramola, known by its well preserved churches To highlight, the Church of Sant Miquel de Peramola, currently used as the chapell for the old village grabeyard, wich dates back to 1026; Santa Maria de Castellebre, located atop a rocky crag, wich was first mentioned in a document dated on 942; and Santa Llúcia de Tragó, dated on 1279.
In relation to the remainders of the romanesque monuments, it stands out the remainders of the church of Sant Girvés; the chapel of Sant Pere Mártir, near the farmhouse of Rumbau; the church of Satn Polnar o Sant Pau; and the chapel of la Virgen María del Rosal in Cortiuda, wich remains completely preserved in relation to its architectonic structure.
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