Barcelona is sea. It’s mountains. It’s urban. It’s rural. It’s wine tourism. It’s gastronomy. It’s sport. It’s history. It’s art. It’s culture. It’s architecture. It’s many things at the same time. So many that it has more than 300 municipalities and 12 regions to explore.

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What to see

<p>Sitges. Promontory of Sant Sebastià</p>

Sitges is a destination that will never let you down. It doesn’t matter whether you’re visiting with friends, your partner or the whole family… You won’t be able to complete the long list of interesting activities on offer in this ancient fishing village. Here are four infallible plans with something to suit everyone. Let the fun begin!

<p>Tavertet</p>

Half-way between the Montseny Massif and the Pyrenees, Sau Valley and Collsacabra Plateau is a complex landscape, most known for its cliff faces, abundant water and isolated villages, rich in legends. This is a landscape where nature exerts a hypnotic effect on the visitor and that, once seen, alwys stays with you. If you visit the area, part of your heart will remain here forever!

<p>Bishop Oliba Square</p>

Over a thousand years after Abbot Oliba’s appointment as Bishop of Vic, there are various mediaeval routes and places in the city through which to explore his legacy. While special occasions and anniversaries are celebrated every day, millennial anniversaries are few and far between. The Oliba celebration shows the importance of this renovator of the Church and great promoter of Romanesque art and architecture in Catalonia. The legacy of the visionary bishop, who laid the foundations for a Catalan spiritualism based on peace, is alive and well in the city of Vic, with its beautiful historical and mediaeval centre.

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Olesa de Montserrat
Culture and traditions

You’re sure to associate the Olesa Passion Play with religion. Obviously, it’s a theatrical performance about the life of Christ, ...

The Esparreguera Passion Play
Culture and traditions

Almost 40 scenes, 400 characters, an orchestra and a great team of mechanical equipment handlers, technicians, and costume and mak...

Asparagus Fair
Gastronomy and wine tourism

Gavà is a land of asparagus, a tradition which it has been celebrating since 1932 with a dedicated fair. Do you know the Asparagus...

Rec Experimental Stores Igualada
Culture and traditions

The old factories and tanneries of Igualada become pop-up stores. But the Rec is not just about fashion; its also a cultural, musi...

Catalan Modernist Fair in Terrassa
Culture and traditions

Every May, Terrassa travels back 100 years in time to revive the essence of the city during the Catalan Modernist period. 

Verdaguer House-Museum
Culture and traditions

The Verdaguer Festival comprises two weeks of poetry to commemorate the birth of the poet.

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