Sant Pere d'Osor Monument · Osor, Selva, Girona A large church occupying an island of houses on a hill beside the road that crosses Osor, levelled by a terrace over the Noguerola stream. The first mention of the place is from the year 860, when an allod was donated to the monastery of Amer, and the first record of the parish is from 922. The Romanesque temple was rebuilt and consecrated in 1125 by the bishop of Vic Ramon Gaufred; the earthquakes of 1427-1430 damaged it severely, it was rebuilt in the mid-15th century and at the end of the 18th century it was transformed into the current building, with one nave and four chapels on each side, reversing the orientation of the Romanesque church, whose facade, with Lombard arcading, is still preserved on the south side. The square bell tower is topped with battlements from a 19th-century reconstruction. Photo: Josep Maria Viñolas Esteva (CC BY-SA 4.0) What to see and do in Osor
