It is beautiful to see how nature is intertwined with human architecture, thus forming a single and perfect set. A clear example of this reality is found in the Iberian town of Puig Castellar, in the municipality of Santa Coloma de Gramenet. In his natural environment, reader Feliciano Iglesias has captured a group of butterflies in images and has shared them in this photoflash of the photos of the readers of the avant -garde. The surroundings of Puig Castellale the Iberian town is located at the top of a hill in the Metropolitan Area of Barcelona. This settlement was inhabited by the Iberos Layetanos between the eighth and centuries from there, the views look spectacular with the sea, the city and the mountains around them. In the place itself, the passage of time has left visible traces in the form of stone walls, cobbled streets and house remains. Puig Castellar is also surrounded by the Marina Serralada Park, a natural space of great ecological value. On its paths, there is a wide variety of vegetation and animals that embellish the landscape. The visit to this place allows you to know first hand both the archaeological value of the Iberian town and the natural wealth that surrounds it. In addition to touring the remains of the settlement, it is possible to observe native plant species and diverse fauna, such as the butterflies that inhabit the area. Read also ■ How can I participate in the community of La Vanguardia? Participate! Do you want to show your photographs? Those interested in participating in the readers’ photos should only write an email to the email address of our participation section (participation@lavanguardia.es) attaching the photograph, explaining details of how and where it was taken and providing the author’s data for the signing of the image. It is important to indicate in the subject of mail: ” fototos de los readers´.
