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Small town of 36 inhabitants located at the foot of the Lighthouse. There are many mountain bike routes from all over the Guilleries area.

Following the GI542 road between Anglès and Sant Hilari Sacalm you cross the mining town of Osor.

Departure and arrival point for mountain biking, asphalted road reaches here. In the social place they serve views, coffees and you can even stay for lunch. There is a grill and you buy the meat you want to cook there. Of course, at the weekend and always after queuing for a while.

Vila d'Òsor, halfway along the GI542 road between Anglès and Sant Hilari Sacalm, is the natural passage between Selva and Osona, through Les Guilleries.

Small chapel that is located near the Coll de Nafré and that is a small hermitage that is quite abandoned but still retains its walls. It is a space known to the inhabitants of the nearby towns, as it was between the towns of Osor and the old town of Susqueda (now covered by swamp water).

If you find yourself in Osor and raise your head in a northerly direction, you can see the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Coll under the antennas of Sant Benet. Hermitage and restaurant, it allows us to see beautiful views of the waters of Susqueda, the Lighthouse and on the other side the center of Osor and its valley that rises to Sant Miquel de Solterra.

The Church of Sant Martí Sacalm is a work of Susqueda (Selva) protected as a cultural asset of local interest. In the small town that currently centers the municipality of Susqueda, the parish church of Sant Martí stands out. It is a sober building, with a rectangular nave, with a lowered arch door, bull's eye, triangular pediment and bell tower with a square plant, with four arches, at noon. The entrance door, framed in stone and with a monolithic lintel, stands out for the stone decoration in the form of pinnacles, the vegetal decoration, a monolithic niche in the shape of a shell - currently without an image - and the inscriptions JESUS and MARIA and the date of 1786. In the construction of the facade of the church, two evolutionary phases can be clearly seen, since the roof was lifted off. That's why there are two bull's-eyes, one of stone and the other of tile. On the side facades there are three bull's-eyes framed with tile as openings at the top, before the roof.

Prehistoric remains of stone axes, flint and ceramics from the Neolithic have been found and they confirm that the area was populated at that time. Near La Codina, there are archaeological remains, ceramic fragments from the end of the Bronze Age or the beginning of the Iron Age, between 1200 and 650 BC. From the Roman period, between El Coll and Sant Benet, a Roman votive altar and ruins of a small temple were discovered. The first written reference is found in 860 when the place Ausor appears in a document when an alou de la Vall was granted to the monastery of Amer. It seems that, in this area, the Arabs did not settle there but it was a place of refuge for the inhabitants of the plains. At the time, Osor was part of the county of Osona.