Five-hundred-year-old, crumbling Corrals de Sallants in Catalonia's mountainous

Standing for half a millennium, the Corrals de Sallants, now merely crumbling ruins, are silent witnesses to centuries gone by.

The Corrals de Sallants, located in the heart of the southern slope of the Serra de Sant Gervas in Catalonia's Pallars Jussa region, were once five imposing buildings. Today, however, they are in ruins, their exact nature unclear from the given data. What is certain is that they have stood for five hundred years, peaking during the 19th century. Now, all that remains are the crumbling walls, caved-in roofs and the sounds of rustling leaves and distant cowbells. The Corrals de Sallants have a fascinating history, but today there is not much left to tell.

Sources: Wikipedia, OpenStreetMap, Wikidata

Written by Nik Frost

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