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<p>Pedraforca</p>

One of the most closely-guarded secrets by Catalan families is the set of coordinates for the spots where they go mushroom hunting when autumn comes around. We’re ready to show you some places where you might find some mushrooms at the feet of trees, although we can’t guarantee that they’ll be there because various climatic and environmental factors come into play. Remember to pick only mushrooms that you’re familiar with and to be respectful of the local nature. Some of the picnic areas listed here have barbecue facilities, so you might even get to cook the mushrooms you’ve picked.

<p>Masia Can Pascol</p>

What do you look for in a rural house? A natural setting? Somewhere comfortable? A place where you can switch off? With a fireplace or a spa? If your answer to any of these questions is “Yes!”, you’ve come to the right place. What’s more, we can recommend some rural houses that, in addition to all of this, are fully sustainable, with a net-zero (or close to net-zero) energy footprint, so you’ll be looking after the environment during your stay as well. Now all you have to do is pick one!

<p>Festa de les bruixes a Sant Feliu Sasserra</p>

According to tradition, Halloween night is when the dead return to visit the world of the living. In homes across Catalonia, trays filled with chestnuts, panellets (little almond cakes) and dessert wine await them. Meanwhile, the welcome continues outdoors with fun-filled parties where they enjoy the gift of life before returning to their resting place. Don’t leave them to dance on their own! Here are some of the festivities that celebrate the night of the dead.

<p>Tram de la ruta del riu Tourdera entre Malgrat de Mar i Palafolls</p>

Sports shoes, comfortable clothes, a helmet and a bike. That is all you need if you want to spend a great day cycling close to home. Go for a family ride, enjoy nature and learn about history with these six cycling routes we suggest below.

<p>Monestir de l'Estany</p>

Home to some amazing heritage, the ten towns listed below are set in locations that will take your breath away or tell you about the history of Catalonia. They’re must-see places to visit during your stay in the regions of Barcelona. You’ll fall in love with their architectural and natural heritage, and they’ll lead you to hidden corners you probably didn’t know existed. Are you ready?

<p>Ruta pel Santuari de Santa Maria de Queralt </p>

Autumn is the season of warm colours. Forests become magical places of orange, red and yellow where mushrooms of all colours spring up among the fallen leaves. We’ve lined up six walking routes to enjoy at this time of year.

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Festa Major (Main Town Festival) of Igualada
Culture and traditions

The Festa Major (Main Festival) of Igualada is one of the most ancient in Catalonia. Experience the tradition of Saint Bartholomew...

Sheepdog Trials in Castellar de n’Hug
Culture and traditions

“Lie down, Coloma”, “Away!”. If you’d like to hear these commands in the flesh, head to the sheepdog trials of Castellar de n’Hug,...

Bages Living Nativity Scene
Culture and traditions

The Bages Living Nativity Scene is a must-see Christmas attraction.

The Three Kings in Igualada
Culture and traditions

The Three Kings Parade in Igualada is one of the most pioneering cavalcades in Catalonia! Don’t miss the arrival of the Three King...

Sallent Carnival
Culture and traditions

The wildest carnival in Central Catalonia

Sitges Carnival
Culture and traditions

One of the best-known festive events in the regions of Barcelona. The Sitges Carnival has over 100 years of history!

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