ENG: Prat de Cadí meadow on a spring morning (Cerdanya, Catalonia, Spain, Pyrenees).ESP: Prat de Cadí en una mañana de primavera (Cerdanya, Cataluña, España, Pirineos).FR: Prat de Cadí un matin de printemps (Cerdagne, Catalogne, Espagne, Pyrénées).CAT: Prat de Cadí en un matí de primavera (Cerdanya, Catalunya)

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Cerdanya

Picturesque Cerdanya, along with French Cerdagne across the border, occupies a low-lying green basin between the higher reaches of the Pyrenees to its east and west. Although Cerdanya and Cerdagne, once a single Catalan county, were divided by the Treaty of the Pyrenees in 1659, Catalan is spoken on both sides of the border and Spain flows seamlessly into France. Hikers and mountain-bikers converge on Puigcerdà, the region's main town, and pretty nearby Llívia in summer, while winter sees skiers and snowboarders hit the slopes of La Molina and Masella. Cerdanya also makes an excellent jumping-off point to ramble and rock climb the Serra del Cadí to the southwest.

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