The Cerdanya valley, framed by the Catalan Pyrenees, with iconic views of mountains such as the Cadí Range or the Tosa d’Alp, among others, offers an unbeatable place to live or spend holiday periods. Its privileges include many sunny days throughout the year, mild summer temperatures, postcard scenery in spring and autumn, and a winter surrounded by ski slopes.
Bellver de Cerdanya, one of the largest municipalities in the region, is made up of 15 small villages, with Bellver being the most populated and therefore the one with all services, such as a pharmacy, doctor, supermarkets, workshops, etc. Its cultural heritage is centered on Romanesque art, clearly visible in its old quarter, a walled enclosure dating from the 15th–16th centuries that houses the parish church of Sant Jaume, a 13th-century Gothic building. In the hamlet of Talló is the church known as the cathedral of Cerdanya, Santa Maria de Talló. Its natural heritage offers an unparalleled landscape and the possibility of excursions through the Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park, the “Route of the Good Men,” or the Romanesque route, among others.