Attractions in Catalonia

The Plaça Reial is located between the Rambla and the old town Barri Gotic. It is accessible via several entrances. There is always a lot going on here. Flea markets are also held here on certain days.

One of the most beautiful places in Catalonia. Trekking, hiking, mountain biking, climbing, a little bit of everything. To enjoy nature alone or accompanied. Including to charge energy spiritually.

The Sagrada Familia, translated as the Holy Family, is probably the most famous building by Antoni Gaudí. Its construction began in 1882 and is scheduled to be completed by the 100th anniversary of Gaudí's death in 2026.

The Arc de Triomf is a monument in Barcelona that is located at the confluence of the Passeig de Lluís Companys (formerly the Saló de Sant Joan), the Passeig de … read more

Mythical ascent to the Tibidabo amusement park located at the top of the city. It has different slopes to reach it and there is the possibility of doing several loops … read more

Casa Batlló, built between 1904 and 1906 in the heart of the city, is the most symbolic work of the brilliant Catalan architect.
Gaudí gave Casa Batlló an original, fantastic … read more

The Columbus Monument is one of the most famous statues in the city of Barcelona. Built in homage to the discoverer Christopher Columbus; is erected in the Plaza del Portal … read more

The early Christian basilica has been documented since the 4th century, as the existence of bishops in Barcelona has been known since the middle of the 4th century. [4] In … read more

Ascending Els Angels from the west, heading out of Girona, is one of the most popular climbs in the region.

Simply take the GIV-6703, leave La Creueta and carry on … read more

Large covered market on La Rambla

It is one of the iconic towns of the Costa Brava. Ideal for taking a walk through its medieval streets and admiring its Greek and Roman influence.

The visit to the temple, both the crypt and the church, is free. But if you want to enjoy the fantastic views from the top, you need to get on … read more

It was commissioned by the businessman Pere Milà i Camps and his wife Roser Segimon i Artells, a native of Reus and widow of the wealthy Indian Josep Guardiola i … read more

La Rambla, also called Las Ramblas [2] (Catalan Les Rambles), is an emblematic walk in the city of Barcelona that runs between Plaza de Catalunya (in Catalan, Plaça de Catalunya), the nerve center of the city, and old port.

Most of the park area is free. If you want to visit the Monumental Zone — you must buy tickets beforehand and arrive at the access control point at the … read more

The Plaza de San Jaime in Barcelona (officially and in Catalan Plaça de Sant Jaume) is one of the main, oldest and most representative squares in Barcelona. Located in the … read more

The heart of Barcelona; the point where its busiest streets converge, the young people who demonstrate and the old people who feed the pigeons. That is her, Plaça de Catalunya, one of the largest in the country. read more

This space for rest and privileged viewpoint at the foot of Sant Mateu, is enabled with benches and parking support for bikes, and car parking. There is a panoramic sign … read more

The castle complex stands on the hilltop of the 301 m high Montgrí ('grey mountain') in the Montgrí massif. From there you have a wide view over the Alt- and … read more

The Pi d'en Xandri is one of the oldest pines in Catalonia and an ecological, cultural and historical symbol of Sant Cugat. It is estimated that he was born around … read more