If you have a curious mind and are looking for a family-friendly activity, then plan a day trip to the colònies tèxtils (textile model villages) of the regions of Barcelona. Built between the end of the 19th century and the early 20th century, they’re still full of working machines, fabrics you’re allowed to touch and plenty of amazing stories. Ready to journey into the past?
Which Barcelona do you know? The beaches of Maresme, Montserrat, Montseny or Sitges are some of the jewels you should visit if you come to Barcelona this summer. Set aside a couple of days to discover a unique region with a cultural, natural and culinary heritage that will surprise you.
Very close to Barcelona, you have all kinds of opportunities to get away and discover in a morning or a day places you did not know and that you can visit either by public or private transport or by bicycle.
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A unique performance that preserves its original essence from the turn of the 20th century, but with the energy and pace of the 21...
Santa Eugènia de Berga is once again getting ready for the annual Tonis Festival. Don’t miss the horse parade or the many other ac...
Enjoy one of the most important agricultural traditions in Ullastrell: the Olive Oil and Olive Tree Festival. A packed week-long s...
Molins de Rei keeps alive the Candlemas Fair, which has been held for over 150 years. It’s an open-air fair with a packed schedule...
Perafita celebrates its Festa Major (Main Town Festival) in honour of Mare de Déu de la Candelera (Our Lady of Candlemas) and Sant...
“De Centelles, bruixes totes elles” (“In Centelles, they’re witches, every single one of them”). True to the local saying, Centell...
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