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This farmhouse is very special: it's built taking advantage of the natural shelter of a large rock and is located next to the Fontscalents stream. This spot has been home to different generations for over a thousand years, from medieval times until very recently, making it a place steeped in history. Although its name is already mentioned at the end of the 12th century, the building that stands today is the result of later renovations, especially from the 17th and 18th centuries. Some dates engraved in the stone still offer clues to these works. The façade, with its irregular and rustic appearance, blends elements of well-worked stone with simpler walls made of rubble and mortar.

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Incredible places to take photos

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Very nice route with walkways, to go up to the castle...highly recommended

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Exceptional farmhouse built under a balma, next to the stream of Fontscalents. This place was inhabited from the early medieval period until the beginning of the 21st century. The toponym has been documented since 1192 and the farmhouse itself, since 1408. The construction that has come down to us is later, built between the 17th and 18th centuries. From this century there are several dates inscribed on the lintels: 1748, 1755. The facade, completely irregular, preserves several doors and windows framed with well-cut stone, while the facing is made of pebbles and little or no worked stones tied with mortar

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nice castle, with very good nature, it is not technical at all and it is easy to go down, but there are quite a few paths and you have to be careful and have it planned

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It is located on a hill with a flat and extensive top, next to the urban area of the town of Tona in the Osona region. The castle is located in the northeast corner. There is an extraordinary panoramic view towards the Massif del Montseny, Collsuspina and Montanyola. Of the old Tona castle, all that remains today is a defense tower set directly on the rock. It has a square base, covered with a barrel vault, measuring 4.85 x 5.10 m. Average external height of 7.5 m. and wall thickness of 2.30 m. It has been said that it was perhaps a tower of Roman origin since a Roman road passed very close to this place, connecting the plain of Vich with Barcelona.

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The castle of Olost is located in a hollow – therefore in a not very strategic situation – next to the stream of Olost and to the south of the town of Olost and very close to its main nucleus, although it belongs to the municipality of Oristà. The castle arose in the 11th century after the disappearance of the castle of Oristà. It started as just a watchtower with a rectangular plan. Later on, it became a castle, although it was never a defense fortress but rather a stately residence bringing together feudal possessions. Of the old building, the tower and the Gothic chapel are currently preserved. https://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castell_d%27Olost

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Marfà is a farmhouse and old castle of Castellcir. It centers the enclave of the Vall de Marfà. On the north-east side of the farmhouse is the church of Sant Pere de Marfà, which had a parish character. A family from Terrassa has owned it since 2013. There were farmers until the sixties of the twentieth century, and later the house has been kept in good condition, despite the fact that no one lives there continuously.

Beautiful itinerary that surrounds the Castle Hill. Passing by the Parc de les Feixetes, Pessebre Vivent and a series of very beautiful paths. Shadow on most of the route.

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Old defensive tower. It is popularly known as the Tower of the Moors

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The castle of Olost is located in a hollow – therefore in a not very strategic situation – next to the stream of Olost and to the south of the town of Olost and very close to its main nucleus, although it belongs to the municipality of Oristà. The castle arose in the 11th century after the disappearance of the castle of Oristà. It started as just a watchtower with a rectangular plan. Later on, it became a castle, although it was never a defense fortress but rather a stately residence bringing together feudal possessions. Of the old building, the tower and the Gothic chapel are currently preserved. It is located on top of a rocky spur, to the north of the term. The plan of the current complex is trapezoidal and is the product of several construction phases, of which the oldest (15th-16th century) that is preserved in height corresponds to a square tower, dated to the 15th century, located in the East. The rest of the constructions are delivered to the tower and would be chronologically later (16th-18th centuries). To the south-west of the main complex, a square tower (from the late medieval period) is preserved, which is located on top of a hydraulic mill linked to the castle. This tower is given a section of perimeter wall, which would be later than the tower.[1] The rest of the walls and structures of the medieval construction (except for the aforementioned towers) would be located underground, together with the remains of the evolution and use of the whole complex.[1] The rest of the building consists of three floors, with a rectangular plan and a roof with a double lateral slope on the facade of the entrance door. The central part of the right facade is occupied by the tower with a rectangular plan and with the crowning with battlements redone in a modern way. Around the castle there are several outbuildings that are used as housing by the farmers.[1] The well block stands out, built with a cylindrical body made of stone and mortar, currently restored with the addition of cement, flanked by two pillars with an elongated rectangular base that support a wooden beam that acts as the axis of a double-sloped roof with Arabic tiles On one of the pilasters, on the outer and upper part, the date 1678 is preserved. Info taken from Wikipedia

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Small but beautiful Castle in the municipality of Olost, right at the beginning of the track that leads to Oristà

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