PATRIMONIO MUNDIAL PYRÉNÉES-MONT PERDU
Culture
- Palaeontology
- Traditions and oral heritage
- Music and dance
- Regional food and dishes
- Consuetudinary law
- The road network and transport
- Festivals and religious beliefs
- Shepherding and transhumance
- Bees and honey
- Farming practices
- Forestry
- Mining
- Traditional crafts and trades
- Collecting and harnessing the power of water
- The towns and villages
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The road network and transport
The road network and traditional means of transport were extremely important to society. Though the land may have been rugged and the roads and tracks were prone to damage, they fostered close relations between the two sides of the Pyrenees.
Temporary cross-border migration and smuggling became two common practices.
COMARCA DE SOBRARBE
Servicio de Patrimonio
Avda. Ordesa 79
22340 Boltaña
Tel +34 974 518 024
Office de Tourisme de Gavarnie-Gèdre
Place de la Bergère
65120 Gèdre
Tel. +33 (0)5 62 92 49 10
