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The Castle 🏰 of Bellpuig It is located within the limits of what was the Castell de Sant Llorenç and Also known as the CASAL de BELLPUIG. Cataloged as a cultural asset of National Interest. There are no exact references From its construction but it is located between S-Xl and S-Xll Some later reforms from the 13th century.

The ruins of the Besora castle and the Romanesque church of Santa María are located on a hill at more than 1000 meters above sea level. It is worth calmly exploring each of its corners and enjoying the beautiful views.

Sant Llorenç Castle is a castle in the municipality of Sant Julià de Vilatorta (Osona) declared a cultural asset of national interest. There are remains of fortifications at the monastery and the base of a square tower at the top of the mountain. It was a termed castle, then a monastery. Documented in 884. At the beginning of the 11th century it was supplanted by the Castle of Meda and soon became the residence of Augustinian canons.

The ruins Castle of Bellpuig de Sant Julià de Vilatora

All that remains of the castle are badly damaged fragments of walls. The only clearly visible remains are those of the castle's church, dedicated to Santa Maria, and which allow us to see that it was a construction of a nave topped to the east by a semicircular apse. The nave and the apse, preceded by a presbytery section, were covered by barrel vaults. As for the remains of the castle itself, you can see the remains of the closing wall in the northern area of the hill, around the area of access and entrance to the castle. In this same northern area, remains of several rooms of the castle appear. A possible cistern is also located in this sector. In the central part, there would be a pool, documented during the excavation work of the 2006-2010 campaigns. In the southern area, close to the precipice, there are also very eroded fragments of the closing wall. We enjoy a fantastic 360º panorama.

SANT SALVADOR CHURCH OF BELLVER Sant Salvador de Bellver is a Romanesque church located at the north-eastern end of the municipality of Sant Boi de Lluçanès at the tip of a ridge that dominates the northern part of the Plana de Vic. It is a church of large proportions, divided by two lateral arches and covered with a slightly pointed vault, which ends with a semicircular apse, covered with a quarter-sphere vault. The sobriety of the architectural lines and the volume of the construction, resolved with large blocks, in a homogeneous structure and without interruptions of any kind, lacking additions from later periods, make the beauty of the style stand out even more, which is shown in the exterior ornamentation of the apse, under the line of the cornice and in its windows. A sawtooth frieze is preserved in the apse and presents three series of nine blind arches separated by Lombard bands. Two windows also open, one in the east sector and the other in the south sector, both formed by arches in degradation. These windows form slits on the inside and folds outwards. https://turisme.llucanes.cat/visiteu/esglesia-de-sant-salvador-de-bellver/ https://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sant_Salvador_de_Bellver

The old Castle of Torelló, was the jurisdictional center of all the valley, and gave name to the three main populations of its old term: Torelló or Sant Feliu de Torelló, Sant Pere de Torelló and Sant Vicenç de Torelló. Saderra also originally belonged to its territory, but it separated very early, in the 11th century. This castle is currently remembered as a massive circular tower that stands on top of a marly hill, north of the town of Sant Vicenç and within its municipality, almost next to the border with Sant Pere de Torelló. It is clearly visible from the whole Torelló valley and also from the Ter valley, which runs along its western side, as its hill, 781 meters high, is the highest point of the small ridge that separates the lower course of the Ges valley, from the Ter valley. Seen from the side of Torelló, the hill seems lower because it is the backdrop of the Bellmunt mountain range, but if you approach it, you will notice the excellent conditions of defense that it had, and that they were being the main reason why, in very distant times, this place was chosen to build a castle. It is a building declared a cultural asset of national interest.

I was hoping to find the friar Marcel Capellades who, as I understand it, lives and shares his life with other people who seek God in the sources of the gospel, prayer and silence. As a young man, he was a disciple of Father Estanislau Maria Llopart, a hermit from Montserrat, whom he accompanied to Japan in 1974 to begin a hermit experience in the Nagasaki Islands. Unfortunately I didn't find anyone there.