Written by Júlia Martínez
Welcome to the Costa Brava and Girona Pyrenees. a part of Catalonia where the local cuisine captures the essence of this region’s rich culture and spectacular landscape, becoming a delicious narrator of its history and tradition.
Written by Júlia Martínez
Written by Txell Vila
The Costa Brava and the Girona Pyrenees have 6,000 square kilometres of breathtaking scenery, nature, culture, gastronomy, active and sports tourism, sensorial and inclusive experiences, well-being and adventure activities... A visit packed with experiences accessible for everyone, between the mountains of the Pyrenees and the waters of the Mediterranean.
Written by Txell Vila
Written by Esther Lopera
From the north to the south, explore 10 typical towns with some very atypical features that you may not have heard of.
Written by Esther Lopera
Written by Emma Aixalà
The past comes to life in these imposing fortresses open to the public.
Written by Emma Aixalà
Written by Eudald Camps
Aside from Barcelona, the province of Girona has almost twice as many spaces promoting art (museums, galleries, exhibition halls, etc.) as Lleida and Tarragona, respectively.
Written by Eudald Camps
Written by Txell Vila
Around 2,600 years ago, the Iberians became the first indigenous civilisation in what is now Catalonia. They were a people made up of several tribes, such as the Indigetes, who settled at strategic points along the Costa Brava. A unique and surprising culture that we invite you to discover.
Written by Txell Vila
