Beget, a world that stands still.
In a privileged corner of the Alta Garrotxa, Beget is a place where time is not measured by clocks, but by the stillness of the stone and the rhythm of the landscape.
The village rises from the floor of the valley, sheltered by forests of holm oaks and oaks. It was an independent municipality until 1969, when it became part of Camprodon, though it has kept its character as a place all of its own. To wander its stone-paved streets is to feel embraced by centuries-old architecture, in a silence broken only by the murmur of water in the streams.
The climate invites you outdoors: mild winter days for chats in the sun, summer afternoons where the river sets the pace. Access on foot across the medieval bridges is the natural filter that lets us preserve the peace of a place where vehicles have no role.
Crowning the memory of the place, the church of Sant Cristòfor stands as the most precious testament to our Romanesque heritage. Housing the Majestat de Beget is not only a historical fact: it is the keeping of a treasure that, in serenity, watches over the passing of generations.