Home to natural attractions and historic landmarks, Das is a small town surrounded by the Pyrenees mountains. Outdoor adventurers will relish in the hiking, skiing and wildlife watching opportunities, while the region’s variety of cultural attractions showcase its rich history.
Things to do in Das
Hit the slopes at Masella, one of Spain’s oldest ski resorts. Covering 74 kilometres, it features something for all skill levels. Summer brings a whole new variety of activities, from mountain biking and quad biking to canyoning and open-air yoga.
For insight into the local history, visit Museu Espai Ceretania to browse its collection of artefacts dating back 2,500 years and access a significant archaeological site. Declared a Cultural Asset of National Interest, the Castillo de la Torre del Rio features a beautiful castle facade and neo-Romanesque chapel next door.
Head to Iglesia de Santa Maria de Tallo to see its Romanesque architecture and 17th-century bell tower. Walk through the ornate entrance with its well-preserved ironwork and soak in the beauty of an interior featuring torales arches, a central oculus and small belfry.
Drive one hour to Cadi-Moixero Natural Park for hiking trails that reveal postcard-perfect views of Catalonia, France and the Pyrenees. Adventurous travellers can explore over 40,000 hectares of mountainous terrain, climbing the Gallina Pelada, Pedraforca and Comabona peaks.
Getting around Das
The most convenient way to get around Das is by car, as attractions are spread out. Barcelona–El Prat Airport and Girona–Costa Brava Airport are both two hours away by car.