Santa Eugènia de Berga

Santa Eugènia de Berga is a town located in the Osona region, in the center of the Plana de Vic, to the southeast of the regional capital and next to the Gurri river. It is known for its natural beauty and for the mountains, rivers and forests, which offer a wealth of outdoor activities, such as hiking or biking.

The town has an interesting history and cultural heritage, such as the church of Santa Eugènia, an 11th century construction that stands out for its impressive façade and the main portal that is located to the west.

In addition, Santa Eugènia de Berga is an ideal place to enjoy the local gastronomy, with fresh and quality products that can be tasted in its restaurants. The town has a quality accommodation offer, from hotels to rural houses, which allow tourists to enjoy nature and the tranquility of this site.

Santa Eugènia de Berga is an ideal destination for those who seek to enjoy nature, tranquility and gastronomy, as well as for those who want to learn about the history and culture of this region of the Osona region.

Santa Eugènia de Berga, delimits with the municipalities of Vic, Malla, Taradell, Vilalleons ( San Julián de Vilatorta ) and Calldetenes and is part of the bishopric of Vic.

In Santa Eugènia, you can also find El Màgic Món del Tren, an installation dedicated to the world of collecting and modeling. This activity, new in our country, tries to publicize the world of the miniature train, being a space to be visited by the public of all ages. Also, you can discover the Cal Rei Cow Farm, which offers guided tours of the facilities that will bring you closer to the world of current farmers and with an environmental vision.

The name of Berga has no link with the capital of Berguedà. It has Celtic origins (means elevation of the land). For a short period (1937/1939) and, by decision of the council, the town was renamed Berga del Castell. Since 915, some documents express the name Berga in an old villa or large rural exploitation.

The place names or names of Santa Eugenia and Berga come together in the 11th century, although at times they appear separate.