Works by Antoni Gaudí (Barcelona)

Seven of his most iconic creations, including the Sagrada Familia and Park Güell.

Tarraco Archaeological Site (Tarragona)

An extraordinary testimony of the Roman capital in the Iberian Peninsula.

Poblet Monastery (Tarragona)

An impressive fortified Cistercian abbey that was the royal pantheon of the Crown of Aragon.

Romanesque churches of the Vall de Boí (Lleida)

A set of nine perfectly preserved Romanesque churches in the spectacular landscape of the Pyrenees.

Temps de Flors (Girona)

Mid May.

Girona is transformed into a giant garden. Courtyards, monuments and corners of the city are decorated with spectacular artistic floral installations. A unique visual spectacle.

Vic Medieval Market

Constitution Bridge (early December).

The old town of Vic travels to the Middle Ages. Streets full of artisans, food stalls, music and shows that recreate medieval life with an incredible atmosphere.

La Mercè (Barcelona)

Around September 24th.

The 'Festa Major' of Barcelona. A week of concerts, street shows and Catalan traditions at their best, including 'correfocs', 'gegants' and the best 'castells' exhibitions of the year.

The Patum of Berga

Corpus Christi.

World Heritage Site. A festival of medieval origin with parades of giants, big heads and mystical figures who dance to the sound of the drum in the town square.

Castells (Human Towers)

Throughout the year at major festivals

Declared a World Heritage Site. One of the most exciting and representative traditions of Catalonia. Groups ('colles') compete to build the tallest and most complex human towers. Check the calendar of the 'human tower days'.

Correfocs (Fire Parades)

Throughout the year at major festivals

A spectacle of fire, percussion and adrenaline. Groups of 'diables' (devils) dance and run through the streets throwing sparks from their pitchforks, creating a tunnel of fire and noise. A visceral and unforgettable experience at many major festivals.