Osona has lived the entire history of Catalonia step by step, from the Iberians to the present day. Every town, every corner of the city of Vic, every hill, every meander of the Ter, every path, every scarp, tells a thousand-and-one stories in the finest detail. Paisatges del Ter, El Lluçanès, Portes del Montseny, Vall de Sau-Collsacabra, Vic and its environs make a visit to the region an intellectual experience between past and present, as well as an adventure between man and nature.

The «Paths of Bishop and Abbot Oliba» focus on the life of the Benedictine monk, who was an important intellectual and promoter of culture and religion in the eleventh century, and reveal the jewels of Romanesque and the landscape and cuisine of the inland regions.

Jacint Verdaguer and Miquel Martí i Pol are the theme of «Written landscapes on the plain of Vic», a route through Catalan literary geography that provides a glimpse of the lives and works of these two important poets.

• Alpens
• Balenyà
• El Brull
• Calldetenes
• Centelles
• Collsuspina
• Espinelves
• Folgueroles
• Gurb
• Lluçà
• Malla
• Manlleu
• Les Masies de Roda
• Les Masies de Voltregà
• Montesquiu
• Muntanyola
• Olost
• Orís
• Oristà
• Perafita
• Prats de Lluçanès
• Roda de Ter
• Rupit i Pruit
• Sant Agustí de Lluçanès
• Sant Bartomeu del Grau
• Sant Boi de Lluçanès
• Sant Hipòlit de Voltregà
• Sant Julià de Vilatorta
• Sant Martí d'Albars
• Sant Martí de Centelles
• Sant Pere de Torelló
• Sant Quirze de Besora
• Sant Sadurní d'Osormort
• Sant Vicenç de Torelló
• Santa Cecília de Voltregà
• Santa Eugènia de Berga
• Santa Eulàlia de Riuprimer
• Santa Maria de Besora
• Santa Maria de Corcó
• Seva
• Sobremunt
• Sora
• Taradell
• Tavèrnoles
• Tavertet
• Tona
• Torelló
• Vic
• Vidrà
• Viladrau
• Vilanova de Sau