Mare de Déu del Coll d'Osor Monument · Osor, Selva, Girona The sanctuary of the Mare de Déu del Coll stands at 823 metres above sea level, at the pass linking the Sant Benet and Sant Gregori massifs, although since 2024 the temple has administratively belonged to the neighbouring municipality of Susqueda. The first documentary reference dates from 1184-1187, when a Benedictine priory dependent on the abbey of Amer was established there, which was dissolved in 1835 with the disentailment of religious orders. It preserves its Romanesque structure almost intact: a single, slightly trapezoidal nave of about 20 metres, with a semicircular apse, a three-arch graduated portal and a tall bell-gable. The Museu Episcopal de Vic holds a Romanesque carving of the Virgin and a 12th-century altar frontal from the sanctuary, considered a major work of painting of its time. Photo: Jmarchn (CC BY-SA 3.0) What to see and do in Osor
