Torelló
13.944 Inhabitants
13,5 km²
508 m
Known for a mad carnival, concerning the regions of Barcelona, ?? Torello is named after the castle of Torelló, still partly visible on a hill in San Vincente de Torello. For centuries, agriculture and livestock pushed the economy in the area: the weavers paraires and gave impetus to the town in the sixteenth century. Now part of the history of the city and the links between man and the natural environment, forest and land, is found in the Museum of Tornería.
Events
Guided tour of Vic on Sundays in October
25 OctoberMilanyada in Vallfogona de Ripollès
25 OctoberPopular chestnut tree in Sant Julià de Vilatorta
31 OctoberThe Houses and Streets of Fear in Sant Julià de Vilatorta
31 OctoberMountain Fair in Vic
From 6 to 8 NovemberGuided Visit to the Church of Santa Eugènia de Berga
8 NovemberMedieval Market of Vic
From 5 to 8 DecemberNearby routes
Route of trades in Electric Car through Osona and Ripollès
Route of Catalan art in the 18th century
Route through the Puigsacalm from the Bracons pass
Circular route in the Sanctuary of Bellmunt from Sant Pere de Torelló
Circular route in the Puig de l'Àliga and Hayedo de la Grevolosa from the Bracons pass
Paths of the Bishop and Abbot Oliba
Grand Tour de Catalunya - Section 5. From Surrealism to Modernism. From Figueres to Barcelona
The Vigatans' Covenant
Route of the castles in Catalonia
Route of the Iberians Ausetans
Sustainable turism
Biosphere