Enjoy the activities on offer at the beaches of Pineda de Mar. Plenty of activities and services are also available at the Nautica...
Discover the world of sailing, especially Catalan catamaran sailing.
The Bétulo Sailing Club offers an extensive programme of beach and water sports.
The coastline of Sant Pol de Mar is made up of several beaches, most of which are sheltered coves. The Sant Pol de Mar Sailing Clu...
Beach volleyball, regattas, sailing activities, beach athletics and plenty of water sports at the beaches of Arenys de Mar.
Courses in water sports such as stand-up paddleboarding, windsurfing, kayaking and sailing with small craft such as Catalan catama...
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The pilgrim is perhaps the most ancient kind of tourist. Motivated by a desire for spiritual growth, pilgrims walk long distances, exploring new landscapes and different cultures with the goal of achieving a more sublime reality. Nevertheless, nowadays the profile of pilgrims has diversified considerably and religious routes have become more than paths to self-knowledge. Here you have 4 routes for modern pilgrims.
Unlike in the rest of Europe, visiting cemeteries is not a typical tourist activity in the regions of Barcelona. That’s a shame, because Catalan cemeteries are home to some incredible tombs, family vaults and mausoleums. You’re not convinced? Just plan a morning visit - you’ll be surprised by the rich artistic, historical, cultural and social heritage of these authentic open-air museums.
Before the Romans disembarked on the coast of what we know today as Catalonia, the peoples generally referred to as the Iberians occupied the length and breadth of the area between the 6th and 1st centuries BC. They often built hilltop settlements, some of which have survived to the present day. Come and explore 4 Iberian settlements that have been turned into museum facilities. The regions of Barcelona were home to different tribes and each of these sites is devoted to one of them.
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