Nahuja: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Nahuja has preserved the traditional architecture of Cerdanya, including slate roofs and natural stone masonry. The altarpiece of Christ is dated to 1759 and includes carved, gilded and polychrome wooden statues, as well as a painted leather antependium.

Culture and History

The village’s preserved rural architectural ensemble includes the Église Saint-Jacques de Nahuja. Restoration work on the church uncovered its 17th-century murals. Nahuja has also preserved a granite washhouse adjoining a livestock watering trough. The ancient site of Pedra Dreta is also located in the surrounding area.

The Museu Municipal De Llívia is a museum in the vicinity of Nahuja. Searching for or renting a holiday apartment in Nahuja can be part of planning your personal stay.

Nature and Surroundings

Nahuja is part of the Type 2 ZNIEFF area Chaine du Puigmal et Vallées Adjacentes. The peaks of Puig d'Estaques and Puig de Llívia are located in the vicinity of Nahuja. The surrounding area also includes the peak of Roc de Carbanet and the peak of l'Hippopotame.

Hiking and Cycling

The GR36 hiking route from Planès to Bourg-Madame passes through Nahuja, which is listed as the eighth municipality along the route. The Les Trois Villages de la Vanera hiking route is a difficult 20-kilometre circular tour that starts at the Église Saint-Jacques de Nahuja. The Le Grand Plateau mountain biking route between Sainte-Léocadie and Osséja also passes through Nahuja.

Other places in the directory: Montalba-Le-Château, Llauro, Baho, Laroque-Des-Albères, Bompas, Sahorre, Saint-Nazaire, Terrats.

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