The richness of water gives Paisatges del Ter (Ter country) its character. The course of the Ter River and its capricious meanders between La Farga de Bebié and Masies de Roda mark this rich and varied country with a landscape that alternates peaks, hills and uplands, farmland, pastures and thick woodland. In the north, the ancient domain of Besora Castle makes up the Bisaura territory. Next to it, Castell de Montesquiu Park covers 500 hectares, divided between the municipalities of Montesquiu, Sora, Sant Quirze de Besora and Santa Maria de Besora. In the Ges Valley, the river crosses the Bellmunt and Curull mountain ranges, creating the magnificent scenery of Forat Micó. And in the south, two more castles, Orís and Voltregà, look down on the river as it flows through the area.

Vidrà, 20 May

This route, which is inspired by the work of the poet and his living landscape, associates literature and personal experience with sites such as the house where he was born and the factory where he worked.

The Sant Vicenç de Torelló church, in Osona, is a Romanesque gem. Construction was started in the 11th century and it is still used for worship today. You can discover all it has to offer through a guided tour.

The Museum has been specially designed to present the history, uses, processes and applications of copper. As well as a visit to the Museum, there is also a chance to see, the copper smelting and handling process at first hand.

• Manlleu
• Les Masies de Roda
• Les Masies de Voltregà
• Montesquiu
• Orís
• Roda de Ter
• Sant Hipòlit de Voltregà
• Sant Pere de Torelló
• Sant Quirze de Besora
• Sant Vicenç de Torelló
• Santa Cecília de Voltregà
• Santa Maria de Besora
• Sora
• Torelló
• Vidrà