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The Costa Brava and the Girona Pyrenees are natural areas that must be maintained and cared for. For this reason, families can turn their visits into moments to learn about sustainability and enjoy nature while taking care of the planet.

The Costa Brava and the city of Girona provide great film sets bursting with life. The openness of its lands and the welcoming atmosphere mean that its towns are the perfect locations for filming great stories. Grab a bowl of popcorn and sit back and enjoy! We begin a journey through some of the films that have managed to capture the essence of these magical lands, through the eye of the camera.

In 1992, the United Nations General Assembly declared the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Its aim is to promote the rights and well-being of people with disabilities. In the Girona area, several activities are organised to commemorate this day. Today we will review two of them, to be combined with other inclusive proposals in our territory.

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.

You won’t find any Lannisters, Targaryens, Tyrells or Starks roaming the streets of Girona any more. But if you've seen Season Six of the hit series Game of Thrones, a walk through the old town is sure to take you back into the world of King's Landing, Braavos and Oldtown, as you come across the filming locations where key parts of the popular series were shot.

New venues, specific themes and genres, and alternative formats: these are the small-format festivals that are making headway in the Girona counties