Known since time immemorial. We are in front of an abandoned village, which began to be depopulated in the mid-16th century, of which very few vestiges remain; one of them is the church of Sant Julià, which had the functions of a parish church. It is mentioned as early as the 15th century, although it is believed, because of its structure, that its construction may date back to the end of the 13th century. At present it presents a rather desolate appearance, with the interior all broken and burnt; for a time it had been used as a dwelling. We also find, on the plateau of a nearby small hill, some walls of what had been a fortress of rectangular plan, which from the construction technique is dated to around the year 1000. In this deserted village, already mentioned in a donation deed of the year 1149, these caves should be highlighted, which together with other dwellings made up the village, although they were later used to keep small livestock.