Sant Julià de Vilatorta

The village of Sant Julia de Vilatorta is an outdoor museum of modernist architecture and noucentista. The route stops in front of a large number of buildings, from which you can follow the explanations about architectural movements which were fashionable in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, modernism, historicist and noucentist styles and , as well as the history and customs of the families who lived there. It’s worth mentioning Casal Nuria, Ca la Manyana or Park of Seven Fountains, Michael Pallas works, College of Rosario, modernist building, a former agricultural school for orphans and other buildings of renown architects like Enric Sanigs or Josep Danish

The route of the airfield Vilatorta is formed through the remains of the old airfield, with a total of 13 shelters, a hangar and a gunpowder arsenal. The airfield was made in 1938 and became a privileged witness of the republican government’s efforts to create a network of defense structures to counteract Franco attacks. Aiming to make small fighter-bombers, airfield starts operating to try to stop the last offensive blow of the national troops on Catalonia. The airfield includes the municipalities of Sant Julia de Vilatorta, Santa Eugenia de Berga and Calldetenes.