Landarenca

Set on a terrace, located on the right of the valley, stands the small and characteristic hamlet a favorite destination for tourists who are literally enraptured by its particular beauty. Landarenca appears as if suspended on a slender rocky terrace, while its slopes quickly plummet towards the valley floor.

The surrounding countryside, once essential for the survival of the local population until a few decades ago, develops along the gentler slopes that border the village, then continuing upwards until it reaches the plateau significantly called 'Pcian'. Even higher up extend the coniferous forests and the pastures, also known as 'mountains', some of which are now used as holiday homes.