Good views, tradition and culture in a half-day walking tour. This is what the “Faro” views walk offers, taking you through a number of towns of the Boí Valley.*
Come enjoy the breathtaking views of the Gulf of Roses and Cap de Creus aboard the Roses Exprés tourist train.*
Imagine going into the chest of an art collector. This is the feeling you’ll have when you visit the Abelló Museum and the Painter’s House in Mollet del Vallès.*
The Monastery of Santes Creus is a good place to visit with family. Discover the new activities they have organized for families. *
At an altitude of 2,000 metres you see life differently and breathe better. The Vall de Núria y can only be reached by a rack railway covering a distance of 12.5 kilometres over an incline of more than 1,000 metres.*
Vic has art at its Episcopal Museum and also in its cuisine. Enjoy a day combining medieval culture and artisanal charcuterie with a long tradition.*
The L’Espluga de Francolí caves (La Vila Cave and Font Major Cave) take you back to Catalonia’s prehistory. Discover what life was like for the human communities that lived in this same place thousands of years ago.*
Discover the charm of the Queralt mountain range in the Catalan Pyrenees with the help of a specialist guide who will steer you to the best views and the most charming villages of Berguedà. This two-hour itinerary is designed for families.*
Come discover the spectacular Cardona Salt Mountain two kilometres in depth. It will be like entering a cave to discover a lost treasure. You will descend 86 m to then make your way in through passages that have been open since 1997.*
An hour away from Barcelona you can enter the medieval world of the origins of the town of Cardona. Its historic centre was established in the first half of the 11th century when a small village formed around the market that was held at the foot of the castle.*
La Vinyeta stops time in the vineyard and turns it into a setting for activities like picnics, breakfasts among the vines, balloon rides and tastings of wines and other products made by the winery like oil, cheese and eggs.*
This medieval military fortress, built on the orders of Wilfred the Hairy, Count of Barcelona, and completed centuries later, was the residence of the dukes of Cardona from the 11th to the 15th century.*