Basketball courts  (2018)

Basketball courts (2018)

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SANT JULIÀ DE VILATORTA

Main headquarters of the tournament since its very starting days. It has two core places: Sant Julià and Vilalleons. The seven Fountains Park and the old Bellpuig’s fortress are two special locations around the area. In the past it was known as “Sant Julià de les Olles” since there were loads of pottery craftsman in the village. To commemorate this fact, each year the organization gives away a clay plate to each participant team. Also, you can not miss the opportunity to see the “Caramelles del Roser”!

Pavelló Municipal

Avinguda St. Llorenç, 80

Latitude 41.92491 - Longitude 2.3282

Poliesportiu Municipal

C/ Marquès de Vilallonga

Latitude 41.92488 - Longitude 2.3264

Col·legi del Roser

Avinguda Puig i Cunyer, 20

Latituded 41.92808 - Longitude 2.31997

Piscines Municipals

C/ St. Ponç, 18

Latitude 41.93077 - Longitude 2.32001

CEIP Bellpuig-Escoles noves

C/Calldetenes, 9

Latitude 41.92664 - Longitude 2.32312

Saló Catalunya

Plaça Catalunya

Latitude 41.92307 - Longitude 2.32479


SANT HIPÒLIT DE VOLTREGÀ

It is one of the smallest villages in Catalonia and his 0,97 square km are surrounded by the Masies de Voltregà territory. Its main sport is hockey and the local club Club Patí Voltregà has given its a reputation around the world. As a special interest point, the Casa Museu del Voltreganès is a noteworthy museum located on Verdaguer street nº11 in Sant Hipòlit de Voltregà. It is a history museum where XIXth and XXth century family objects are exhibited. It an space where the local daily life is represented in a specific time in our history: 250 years, from 1750 to 1950.

Pavelló Municipal d’Esports 

“Victorià Oliveras de la Riva” 

Passatge Victorià Oliveras de la Riva, S/N 

Latitude 42.013959 - Longitude 2.238253 


VIC

Capital of the Osona County. In it there is an episcopal centre, the Sucre cinema, Vic’s University, the Atlántida Theatre...the many resources this city has and its dynamism are worth a visit. Nobody should miss interesting locations such as the Art Museum, the Skinning Art Museum, the Balmes Museum, the Pere III wall, the Cathedral, the Roman Temple, and the main square’s Market on Saturday amongst others.

There are also two activities that should be marked in the agenda: the Ram’s Show and the Música Viva’s Market. It is a town worth visiting because it has one of the most appealing medieval complexes, which was chosen as one of the seven marvels of Catalonia in 2007. The old town’s centre is the Main Square, in which many modernist buildings, towers and other architectonic important pieces stand out among the city’s newest buildings. 

Vic also owns an Archaeological Museum in which important people like Jaume Balmes (philosopher) and Jacint Verdaguer (poet) studied in. The town is famous for its “butifarres” and other pork derived cold meat products, especially “fuet” which is very popular in Catalonia. The manufacture of these kind of cold meat products in Vic’s plane comes from decades and decades ago and it’s well known around Spain.

Vic’s traditional “popular giants career” is also rising and the town has welcomed two more giants to the crew they already had (Llucia and Mercè) and twho more little giants (Muley-Abbas i Ermessenda). These two little giants are meant for children to start getting familiar with Catalonia’s traditions and symbolic figures.

July 5th is a special day for the city since we have a special celebration for a Saint (Sant Miquel dels Sants) and which has been called a national interesting stop if you’re around those days of the year.

This 2016 Vic will officially become the Capital of the Catalan Culture. The many celebrations Vic holds show Catalonia how its traditional culture is not coming to an end but coming to a strong revival and hundreds of people visit Vic every year to prove it. During those celebration days we party all day long and a lot of activities take action along the streets of Vic. Those activities are meant for the youngest and also for the oldest to have fun together.

The celebrations last a week or so but July 5th is when the biggest activities take action and all the streets are filled with joy and fun. To get a deeper understanding of what the celebration means to us you’ll have to come, see it with your own eyes and feel it in your own skin! Pavelló de l’Ausoneta

C/ Del mas d’Osona (Zona Esportiva UVic)

Latitude 41.93668 - Longitude 2.23788

Col·legi Escorial

C. Torres i Bages

Latitude 41.92907 - Longitude 2.26066

Pavelló Castell d'en Planes

Crta. de Gurb

Latitude 41.93787 - Longitude 2.2455


GURB

Its right in the middle of Vic’s plane and two catholic small churches stand out along with the town’s castle. Just as Vic, Gurb holds a lot of festive days and you’re bound to find there’s a celebration going on whenever you visit the place either it’s summer or winter time!

The castle is located right in the middle of the little town on top of a hill bearing the town’s same name. It was build next to Saint Andrew’s little church and it’s crowned by its well-known iron’s Gurb cross.

Indeed, this small town’s history comes with the castle’s one and nowadays there’s no such thing as a specific place to call “Gurb’s downtown” since its residents simply live in “Masias” (typical Catalan huge stone build houses) well spread around the castle’s territory. However, there are four little churches in that area which people like to visit: St. Andrew’s, St. Cristòfol de Vespella, St. Julià Sassorba and St. Exteve de Granollers de la Plana.

Esperança’s region is one of the areas near Vic that supply Gurb’s residents a place to shop and buy the things they need and they use it as the city centre themselves. In the recent years this area has started to hold several industrial units which have meant a special income for the people who live around.

Pavelló Municipal 

Crta. Sant Bartomeu del Grau km 2.5

Latitude 41.95564 - Longitude 2.23470


MANLLEU

This is the most important town in the county after Vic and it’s usually called the water’s town since it owns more than 40 different fountains around the town and along Ter’s walk and Manlleu’s water Museum.

Manlleu is located in the centre of Osona’s county only 85 km away from Barcelona and 90km away from Girona. It’s also well connected with l’Eix Transversal.

Ter’s river has shaped the town’s growth and urban development. This river has always had an important role on the town’s history and has also experienced our society’s technological and social changes through the last decades.

The water and the river’s strength has been a source of energy and have impulse life in the zone for centuries. The industrialization brought many industries to gather around the river and nowadays we still have some remaining symbols of that like Colònia Rusiñol, the old residence of modernist tendencies of the family Rusiñol, or the old home residence of Can Sanglas, where we can find an actual Museum now.

This industrial past is iconic for the town itself and its inhabitants. This fact can be seen and felt while you’re walking through the town’s streets. It’s a very dynamic place and you can’t miss the Pork’s and Beer’s fair. The local Museum also holds different expositions throughout the year and Saint James Sanctuary, St. Mary’s church and many other Romanic remains make Manlleu a town worth visiting.

Other events like the Jazz Festival, the Fans Clàssic or the Toni’s party along with several sport events and celebrations make the place very attractive the whole year around.

Salle Manlleu

C/ Enric Delaris, 68

Latitude 41.99765 - Longitude 2.28298

Pavelló Municipal

Passeig del Ter

Latitude 41.99799 - Longitude 2.27603


OLOST

Olost is located in the northern area of the county. The village’s landscape attracts anyone who knows about the place and there are a bunch of churches and historical buildings and remains from the medieval era. There’s also a well-known pond called “El pantà de Rexach”.

It is also very appealing to visit the Rocaguinarda and the Santa Creu’s Fair. This event is held in the village during the very first Sunday of November every year and there are numerous theatrical plays around the old village’s streets and squares. Everything is decorated to look just how the place looked in the XVII century, which was an important era for the people living there.

As there are so many places to visit in the area we may highlight a few to help you:

  • Santa Maria’s Church, baroque’s style, with two different bell towers.
  • Santa Creu de Jotglar’s Church, from the XVIII century.
  • Olost’s Castle (gothic style), keeps save an important art and paint collection, among which stand out Josep Maria Sert’s paintings.
  • Ermita de St. Adjutori, old nucleus and masies d'Olost i Sta. Creu, Museu Parroquial d'Olost and Espai Perot Rocaguinarda which is a highwayman’s historical kind of museum where people can learn about everything that happened in the XVII century here in Catalonia. Perot Rocaguinarda was a well-known highwayman known worldwide for its little chapter on “The Quixote” even though he was a real highwayman which lived in this town’s area during the XVII century.

Poliesportiu Municipal

Zona esportiva d'Olost s/n

Latitude 41.98519 - Longitude 2.10019


MONTESQUIU

This town is located on the river Ter’s shore and north up from St. Quirze. Its Montesquiu Castle and Nando’s spare zone play an important role for the population of that area and the landscape and vegetation are also very nice.

The village is well communicated with C-17 and the train station that connects Barcelona with Puigcerdà is also nearby. If you rather travel by car you may get to Barcelona in an hour and you can be in Vic in 20 minutes.

The Castle’s the highlight of this little town and its origins get to 1285. It actually was the first building ever in the area that we have material constant of. The “Casa Forta” has been a private residence for a wealthy family in Besora and it has gone through many modifications since it was build.

There are several bridges that you must visit if you come around. We recommend you the Codines Bridge inside the Castle of Montesquiu’s Park area. There are also some well-known fountains like “La font d’en Nando” and “La font del Roure” and many paths mountaineers will enjoy as well.

Pavelló Poliesportiu

C/ Santiago Rusiñol, s/n

Latitude 42.10725 - Longitude 2.20681


SANT QUIRZE DE BESORA

Sant Quirze de Besora is in the Bisaura region, between Vic’s Plain and the Pyrenees mountain range, with the Bufadors and Serra mountain range to the north-east, the Bellmunt mountains range to the south-east and the oriental Lluçanès plateau to the west

You can find more information at www.bisaura.cat.

The natural and rural environment has a lot of importance in the whole territory. The landscape is formed by cropland and meadows, hermits, farms and castles. By walking through these locations, we can find pine and oak forests in the sunnier parts and magnificent beeches, streams and hidden waterfalls.

Pavelló Municipal

Carrer Mestre Quer, 20

Latitude 42.10186 - Longitude 2.24686


BALENYÀ

It’s a town located in the south area of Osona and it was actually called “Els Hostalets de Balenyà until 1991.

Balenyà is also known around the County because of the cold meat they sell and the economic impact of this kinds of products there. The town is next to the Moianès high plateau and the Puig de Castellar where several huge TV boosters and antennas are placed.

Hostalets is placed between two important mountain ranges: the Montseny and the Fontderola’s range. Important mountains located there are the Matagalls, the Roc de la Guàrdia, the Puigsagordi and the Puig Castellar.

You can’t also miss the “Mare de Déu de l’ajuda” sanctuary, also known as the old little church of Sant Fruitós de Balenyà. In that same building we’ll find romantic, gothic, modernist, the Renaissance and baroque details. If you enjoy this kind of architecture treasures you’ll also find appealing to visit the Pista’s building nearby. This building was designed by Enric Miralles and it is currently used as the Town Hall.

Last but not least we also recommend visiting the Balenyà’s Cross which is a baroque monument from the XVII century and it’s located in the Help’s sanctuary.

The Beer Fair and the Eggs gathering during Easter are also two great occasions to visit the place and the Oak and Pine woods around the area are also very nice and worth taking an excursion through.

Pavelló Municipal

C/ St. Miquel, s/n

Latitude 41.81944 - Longitude 2.23670


PRATS DE LLUÇANÈS

This place is also in the northern area of the county and it’s full of hills, tracks and fountains. Its old churches and popular celebrations and traditions are very well known around.

We feel the need to highlight the “Sant Jaume de Prats de Lluçanès” Fair which still has this past times’ feeling. Farmers and people from all over the place gathered there to sell their products and buy some others as well as socializing with their neighbours.

Nowadays it’s a place with many options of things to see and visit

There are many commemoration events, meetings, expositions and concerts during the summer.

Anyone visiting Prats can’t miss the Municipal Miquel Soldevilla’s Museum, Sant Andreu de Llanars, Lourdes de Prats de Lluçanès, Sant Sebastià little church, El roc foradat and La cadira d'en Galceran.

Pavelló Municipal

C/ Mateu Garreta, s/n

Latitude 42.014773 - Longitude 2.031535


RODA DE TER

This little village was once considered a proper town and treated like one even though nowadays the population has gone downhill. Its history comes from the old days and there’s even an archaeological site called “El Jaciment de l’Esquerda” to prove that. The Ter river runs through the village and it’s a very present element on everybody’s lives in the place. Actually, not that long ago the river was the only source the textile industries could get the energy to mode the machines to work and it was an essential element for the population’s economy.

Roda can boast about a bunch of famous people who were born in the village as well as they can boast about the fact they own their own magazine and local radio which have gone on for decades now. Their spirits have never gone rough and they keep selling their hand-made products on local markets instead of big commercial sites. Roda also owns two public schools, a variety of sports clubs and a public library. The village’s characteristic tell is: “pont sobre pont i una església a cada cap”.

All in all, Roda de Ter has many special things to offer, from the stories behind Miquel Obiols, Emili Teixidor and Miquel Martí i Pol to the archaeological sites, the nature surrounding the place or its famous celebrations like its Carnival and Sant Jordi’s festive day.

If you visit Roda you can’t miss l’Esquerda, its literary routes and Sant Pere de Roda’s little church.

Pavelló Municipal

Avinguda Tecla Sala s/n

Latitude 41.98807 - Longitude 2.31267


SANT HILARI SACALM

This is the village where “el General Moragues” and the highwayman called “Serrallonga” were born among many other well-known people.

Sant Hilari Sacalm belongs to the Selva region, next to Osona and it’s always been said to be the capital of “Les Guilleries” since it’s the first village you find in this natural county. It’s also known as “The village of the 100 fountains” since it owns more than a 100 natural water fountains despite being just a small area of the county. One of its most important celebrations is the “Via Crucis Vivent” which was declared as a traditional celebration with national interest.

The water is the key element in the area and it’s also its main economical source. The great amount of tourists that visit the village the whole year around is an important source of money for the people who live there.

You cannot miss Sant Hilari’s church (Romanic style) and the Santa Maria de Mansolí’s church from the XIII century, the Balneari de la Font Picant which has a special chemical water composition. Sant Hilari owns a lot of important water fountains and the nature around the village plays an important role for its inhabitants. There are several Catalan typical houses spread around the village like “les masies “El Soler”, “La Tallers” or “La Cau”.

Pavelló Municipal

Carretera Font Picant S/N

Latitude 41.884909 - Longitude 2.507819


TARADELL

The village of Taradell is located in the intersection between regions of Vic’s Plain, Montseny and les Guilleries. It’s a village with a dense net of trails and paths, with noteworthy cultural locations and landscapes such as Taradell’s castle, the highwayman Rocaguinarda’s kitchen, Gasala’s tomb, the Puig-l’Agulla’s sanctuary which is already inside Sant Julià de Vilatorta’s territory and the Enclusa. 

The village has three clearly distinctive neighbourhoods: Montrodon, Pana de la Madriguera and Taradell’s vila which presents urban continuity until the Goitallops urbanization to the south and La Roca to the north.

The most notable and important celebration is the Tonis’s Party, which is celebrated the previous Sunday of Saint Antoni’s day.

During this celebration all carriages and tools are out in the village the same way they were 50 or 60 years ago. The Toca-Sona’s party is celebrated the 24 and 25 of Festa Major

Let’s not forget the Candle’s Dance, the Wheat Museum and many other activities that are done during the year.

Amongst other interesting features of this village, it is important to also mention the parish Sant Genís church, the Saint Llúcia’s chapel (XVI century), the gothic tower of Don Carles, the Saint Quirze hermit and Saint Julita.

There is also a Wheat Museum, which explains about and has materials from all the different periods of the farmer’s life.

Pavelló Municipal “El Pujoló”

C/De les Abelles

Latitude 41.87154 - Longitude 2.28129


TONA

Located only 10 km away from Vic. This little town has traditionally been living from the nature and the farms. However, the amounts of tourists who visit the place have increased a lot from the 1870’s when several natural health resorts where discovered beneath the ground. Some of those are “Balneari Ullastres & Co”, “Balneari Segalers”, “Balneari Roqueta” and “Balneari Codina”.

These resorts had a huge impact on the economy of the village as well as in the social and architectural side.

 Tona’s surroundings still remain untouched and there are woods and hills around the landscape.

We must highlight the tracks and routes there are. Archaeological remains are also interesting to see as well as a bunch of Fairs as the “la Fira del Fil a l’Agulla” or “la Fira del Joc”.

Moreover, Tona owns several modernist towers such as “la Torre Simon” and “les Torres Llussà”

Pavelló Poliesportiu

C/Jaume Balmes s/n

Latitude 41.84721 - Longitude 2.22240


L’ESQUIROL

This is the entrance to Collsacabra, a landscape with high presence of beauty. This place is actually formed by four different little villages called “L’Esquirol”, “Cantonigròs”, “Sant Martí Sescloses” and “Sant Julià de Cabrera”. If you like to party, you can’t miss the International Festival of Music and Dance hosted in Cantonigròs.

The main tourist attractions are “la Riera de Gorgues”, a stream that goes through the village, a Romanic church of Sant Martí Sescorts and the church in Sant Julià de Cabrera, both from the XI century To wrap it up, it is also very nice to visit the Puig-Sespedres dolmen.

Pavelló Municipal

C/ Santiago Rusiñol, s/n

Latitude 42.10725 - Longitude 2.20681


CENTELLES

It is located on the Congost River’s valley, which formed itself due to an erosion process provoked by a water stream that lasted for thousands of years. That stream has been much reduced over the years. The Congost River is nourished by several smaller streams such as the Bayeres one, or the Llavina, the Cira, etc. It also has several fountains such as the Hot Fountain, the Rossell Fountain, the Big Fountain, etc. Centelles also has noteworthy festivities such as the Ratafia Parade, the Junk Market, la Truffle Market, the Carnival, etc. You also shouldn’t miss the Jesus and Socós chapels, the Alley, the Gate, the Llavina’s Windmill, the Old Town, the Counts Palace and the Via Ferrada.

This interesting Town offered several routes and tours that will surpass expectations such as the Barons route, the Sand Clock’s route, the Witch’s Land’s route, etc.

Pavelló Municipal d'Esports

Rda. dels Esports, 31

Latitude 41.795944 - Longitude 2.225976


RIPOLL

Ripoll is the cradle of Catalonia and capital of Ripollès. The monastery, the routes of bishops and Abbots, the ethnographic museum, the peasant wedding, and the feast of the wool, the iron route, and the rich historical, cultural and natural heritage take us to Ripoll.

The municipality occupies the banks of the confluence of the rivers Ter and Freser. Ripoll has attractions for monastery of Santa Maria de Ripoll, la Farga Palau, the ethnographic museum Ripoll (old Parish Folklore Museum); and Scriptorium of Ripoll.

In the following Parties: National Party of wool and marriage to a farmer, fair Forty Hours, Ripiganga, choice of the Heiress of Ripoll and the heir of Ripoll, Teràlia Fair and Mercadal del Compte Guifré.

The monastery of Santa Maria de Ripoll is the jewel in the Crown of the town. It is a building known as a Benedictine monastery in the town of Ripoll. The monastery, founded in the year 880 by count Guifré el Pilós -probably on one of the Visigoth period (589) destroyed by the Arabs, it became the burial place of the counts of Barcelona and Besalú and a cultural centre of very important scriptorium of medieval Catalonia, with a screening at the height of other abbeys in Europe of this period such as Saint-Denis, Fleury or Monte Cassino. It was declared a cultural asset of national interest in 1931.

Pavelló Municipal 

Pavelló-Cte Avellaneda, C. Ronda Mas d’en Bosch s/n


AIGUAFREDA

Aiguafreda is situated to the North of the region of Vallès Oriental. Sources, nature, chapels, the great Dolmen, the Castle de Cruïlles, trails and paths and the traditional and popular festivities invite us to visit the Centre. Let us not forget to visit: the stream of Avencó, the Martinet (The Fraud), the various sources that can be found in the town and surrounding area (approx. 100 metres). The most emblematic, but is the castle of Crossroads, the castle is set in a privileged position from which it can be viewed the Roman road that ran from Barcino in Ausa (Vic). He has recently been totally reconstructed. The structure of the building was three rectangular bodies and flanked by two towers San Martin of the Gorge, was consecrated in the year 898 and founded by Emma, daughter of Wilfred the hairy. It is a small church which has undergone drastic changes in the course of history.

Pavelló Can Plantada 

C/Núria s/n 

Latitude 41.77054 - Longitude 2.24960 


VILADRAU

It is located in a privileged place in the region of Osona, in the North-East slope of the Montseny massif. Offers visitors the possibility to enjoy the Chestnut fair and the dance of witches, the summer Highwayman with Serrallonga as the protagonist, guided excursions and itineraries of a literary, historical, environmental, horseback riding and polo, fishing reserve and meeting traditions, etc.

A site with a host that has made awareness to those who live there and those who visit, the wealth that nature and history have legacy. During the 16th and 17th centuries the village became a den of witchcraft and banditry, recall that the highwayman John Hall a.k.a. Serrallonga was born in a farmhouse called La Sala of Viladrau.

We emphasize: Montseny Area, a space-experience the essence of Montseny. Spectacular and suggested visitor centre to get into the stories and legends of witches and highwayman. Towers and villas, many of which are from the early 20th century. The living room, farmhouse where he was born the famous highwayman John Hall, alias Serrallonga.

The chapel of Erola, Chapel of St. Michael of Barretons and sanctuary of St. Sigismund and the Chestnut of the 9 branches

Pavelló Municipal 

C. de les piscines 

Latitude 41.85049 - Longitude 2.38498 


TORELLÓ

It is the nerve centre of Vall del Ges. Is a live, dynamic town, open and participatory, with a long history behind it, which dates back to the Middle Aged. With about 14,000 inhabitants is the third town in the region of Osona. In recent decades, Torelló has joined its industrial tradition, with an emerging service sector and an active and enterprising trade and with a vocation to be the core of cultural and festive.

In this area where he excels, Torelló hosts and organises events of the importance of mountain Film Festival of BBVA, which, with over thirty years of experience, has become one of the most important in the world of the mountain film.

You can also enjoy in Torelló of innovative initiatives and risky as the Festus-Street Arts Festival, which filled with artistic avant-garde of the streets and squares of the old town, or the Carnival of Terra Endins, as one of the most important and popular in the country. The list can continue with the Festival, which perfectly combines traditional elements with the transgression of the alternative activities. And the market of the Device, in the forefront of fair that now proliferates in the sale of junk and junk. And each month of September that, on the occasion of the gathering Rocaprevera, the population lives a party full of tradition around the sanctuary. In addition to the program of the theatre Cirvianum that, throughout the year, offers a theatrical and musical menu sweet tooth, with proposals aimed at all audiences. In the field of sports, Torelló also has a wide range of clubs and sports competitions. Without going any further, this year, the Basketball Club Torelló meets the fiftieth anniversary of its Foundation, the date of a long history of sporting achievement. At his side, live team sports such as football or volleyball; or other such as swimming, tennis or table tennis, or cycling and athletics.

In terms of competitions, Torelló appears in the media to organize tests such as the Tennis Tournament under-16 Joan Mir ' in memoriam ' or the mountain race through the Camins dels Matxos; or the test of mountain bike Tracks of the devil. Torelló invites you for a walk calmly through the historic centre, with public gardens such as the Casa Parrella or the Casa Espona. At the point where the rivers Ter and Ges, Torelló is claimed as a booming population, with natural attractions in the area, River and its riparian forest; and with a rich history written in the stones of the alleys and squares of its historic quarter. Torelló, all year round, has a lot to offer! www.ajtorello.cat

IES Cirviànum 

C/ Ausiàs March s/n 

Latitude 42.05414 - Longitude 2.26293 

Pavelló Municipal 

Passatge dels Esports, 24 

Latitude 42.04403 - Longitude 2.25857 


ARBÚCIES

It is located in a privileged environment, next to the Natural Park of Montseny and les Guilleries. In addition to the nature has an important architectural heritage with Montsoriu Castle and the Church of San Pedro Desplà as highlights. In the town there is a considerable cultural offer: the Ethnological Museum of Montseny La Gabella, the route of Santiago Rusiñol, sources of bomb, the Passeig de la riera Arbúcies, the well of the sculptor and the laundry room of a cultural heritage Can samples Jombo rooted in the territory. Throughout the year, Arbúcies is the venue of the fair of the water and the Autumn Fair, in addition to musical events such as the Festival of Piccolo and the popArb festival on independent music. The Festival and Bowers are most beloved parties unquestionably by the neighbours.

Pavelló d’Esports Can Pons 

Carretera de Santa Fe s/n 

Latitude 41.817590 - Longitude 2.505018 


LA GARRIGA

La Garriga is surrounded by nature and several pretty landscapes. In this place, we can see the great irrigation fields of El Pla de Llerona, croplands’ layouts and forests in the north, to Samalús. Then, in the west, to Ametlla, by the Puiggraciós’ mountainsides, there are natural places like Els Cingles de Bertí or El Montseny. Finally, in the north, the Rivershore landscape, this crosses the entire town, following the Congost’s river. A great environment can be found walking -making some itineraries to rediscover the rural-Garriga, doing trips during a few hours -following one of the marked natural paths- or doing a great tour -for instance, walking for El Petit Recorregut Garriguenc.

Pavelló Municipal

Avinguda Avi Musquera, 24

Latitude 41.688731 - Longitude 2.281499


CALLDETENES

Near Vic, popular and traditional fests can be found. We have to highlight every Sunday’s market. and some wonderful landscapes mixed with an interesting historical centre which has a worth visiting church you have to see.

Centre Sant Tomàs

Crta. Folgueroles-Vic

Latitude 41.93258 - Longitude 2.30306