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place that is part of the Serrallonga Bandits route

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.

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.

good views of the Plain of Vic and the Pyrenees and very fun downhill trails.

Can Boix Castle, also known as Taradell Castle, is located on some large rocks, at an altitude of 803 metres. Below the castle is a large cave. I think there are parts of the castle from the 10th century.

The ruins Castle of Bellpuig de Sant Julià de Vilatora

Near the imposing peaks of the Sierra del Oriol and Sant Segimon, on a hill excavated by the Riera de l'Erola and the Torrent de Lavadores, is the Casal de la Sala de Viladrau. The oldest part of the house corresponds to the 14th century, when it was fortified and transformed into a Domus with a fenced wall and a watchtower. The central body must date from the 17th century. In 1594, Joan Sala Ferrer, alias Serrallonga, the greatest bandit in the history of the area, was born in Sala de Viladrau.

Savassona Castle is a medieval castle located in the municipality of Tavèrnoles (Osona). It was declared a Site of National Interest in 1949. The castle, strategically located at an altitude of 611 meters, was renovated in the 17th and 19th centuries and is still inhabited. It has medieval elements, defensive walls and a triangular tower inside the building. The Castle of Savassona has been documented since 890, under the rule of the Viscounts of Osona and ruled by the Savassona family of knights, who became lords of the barony of Savassona. In the twelfth century, it was still under the rule of the same family. Later, as he had no direct descendants, the castle was sold to Ramon de Vilanova, a native of El Brull. In the 14th century, the castle came under the jurisdiction of Bernat de Cabrera. And in the fires of 1553, the knight Antoni Vila is mentioned as lord of the castle. PARTICULAR FINCA.