About us
What we do at the Tourism Department of Barcelona Provincial Council
Tourism intelligence
Analysis and interpretation of data to assist in the decision-making process.
At LABturisme you’ll find the studies, reports, statistics and training you need to boost your business on the basis of verified data.
Sustainable tourism
Sustainability is front and centre of everything we do. We strive to ensure the implementation of a tourism model that conserves the area, guarantees the wellbeing of the people who live there, and improves landscapes so that they can continue to be enjoyed in the future.
Do you have a business? Join the Tourism Circle
We help you to position and promote your company in order to contribute to the sustainable development of Destination Barcelona. Studies, data analysis and identification of opportunities.
- Support in the creation and structuring of tourism products
- Development of sustainable tourism
- Generating and sharing knowledge through meetings and training sessions
- Fostering relationships between businesses and destinations
- Tourism marketing actions: promotion, advertising and dissemination
Güell Colony Crypt by Gaudí
An emblematic work by Antoni Gaudí, declared a World Heritage Site, built in a remaI4:I11rkable nineteenth-century industrial colony.
Granollers
The trading and cultural nature of the city, shaped over time, is represented by the Porxada, built in the 16th century.
Wine tourism
Five Denominations of Origin (DO) wine producing regions: Penedès, Alella, Pla de Bages, Catalunya and Cava, which offer unique wine tasting tourism experiences.
Pedraforca Massif
A massif that is the symbol of the Pyrenees in a natural setting that is ideal for mountain sports.
Món Sant Benet
Close to Manresa, a city rich in culture and heritage, lies a thousand-year-old monastery that is the centre of a unique project on art, nature and gastronomy.
The Monastery of Sant Cugat
The monastery is one of the finest examples of medieval art in Catalonia, with a magnificent cloister.
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, there are hidden villages, towns, routes and landscapes which, once you visit them, you cannot help but think about going back to or recommending them to anyone you know for them to enjoy a great one- or two-day getaway. Which one do you choose?
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.
Gavà is a land of asparagus, a tradition which it has been celebrating since 1932 with a dedicated fair. Do you know the Asparagus...
Every May, Terrassa travels back 100 years in time to revive the essence of the city during the Catalan Modernist period.
The Verdaguer Festival comprises two weeks of poetry to commemorate the birth of the poet.
18 May is International Museum Day. Have you decided which one to visit this year?
Come and see Barcelona in its Catalan modernist splendour, with loads of fun and cultural activities for everyone.
Discover the period of greatest growth and progress in Sant Vicenç de Castellet at the Steam Fair. Legends, street theatre, an exh...
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