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El Brull

The municipal area of Brull covers 41.08 square kilometres, and although it is a medium-sized to large town area in the Osona region, it is one of the towns with the smallest populations, with only 197 inhabitants.

The parish is located in the centre of the Plain of Vic, in the area of Viladrover, at an average altitude of 850 metres above sea level and in the heart of Montseny, with peaks of 1,697 metres at Matagalls, 1,145 at Collformic and 1,344 at Puig Drau, the limit of La Calma.

A large part of the area belongs to the Natural Park of the Montseny of which Brull is one of the largest access points on the BV-5301 road from Seva to Palautordera and Sant Celoni, which crosses Montseny through Collformic.



The Plain of La Calma

HERITAGE:
Puig Castellar: A prehistoric town which shows evidence of prehistoric life on Montseny.

The Ruins of the Castle of El Brull: Dating back, at its earliest to the 10th century; only part of a tower remains.

The Iberian Town of the Hill of El Montgròs: The important Iberian wall which protected the town has been restored. Remains of Greek pottery have been found here.

Sant Martí del Brull: A Romanesque Church with the nave, apse and blind Lombard arches: murals were found here which are now on display in the Diocesan Museum of Vic.

Sant Cristòfol de la Castanya: A Romanesque church with a noteworthy bell tower.

Sant Jaume de Viladrover: A 12th century Romanesque church with a noteworthy bell tower.

Mas: Can Casademunt. The original building dating back to 1485 has been transformed by use, first as a hospital, and later as a convent. The construction of a church with a Neo-gothic bell tower from the early 20th century is worth a mention.