The campaign's main objective is to introduce Osona's medieval legacy to both residents and visitors through a comprehensive program of expert-led guided tours.
These itineraries will allow for the discovery of local history, architecture, and iconography, as well as the relationship between Osona's communities and their environment. This year, Sant Julià de Vilatorta joins the cycle with a visit to the church of Sant Julià i de Santa Maria de Vilalleons on November 29.
The inclusion of Sant Julià de Vilatorta enhances the promotion of the town's historical heritage, positioning it as a key cultural asset in the region and encouraging local tourism.
The Osona region boasts one of the most significant concentrations of Romanesque art in Catalonia, with nearly a hundred historically valuable buildings.
