Discover Catalonia hand in hand with some lovers of this land

Art, history, science and cinema. In Catalonia you will find museums for all tastes and budgets: From the modernist architecture of Barcelona to the Roman remains of Tarragona, through the surrealism of Girona and the landscapes of Lleida. We have prepared a tour of the 10 most "top" museums in Catalonia. Get ready for a cultural route full of colors, shapes and curiosities that will make you not want to leave.

It has not been easy at all, but here you have our selection of the 10 best beaches in Catalonia for this summer. When it comes to beaches, Catalonia is simply irresistible. We firmly believe there is no need to take a transoceanic flight to find crystal clear waters, fine sand and hidden spots that seem taken from a beer commercial. From wild coves surrounded by pine trees to urban beaches with a great vibe, we have made the effort to choose the best. 

The Sau Reservoir is not just that iconic image of the bell tower peeking out from murky waters. It's adventure, nature, mystery and a window to a submerged past (literally). It's one of those places that makes you forget you have a phone, pending emails or WhatsApp groups full of memes. Located in the heart of Osona and surrounded by imposing cliffs and forests that seem painted, it's an ideal destination for weekend getaways, improvised routes and those moments when you just want to breathe pure…

The route through the Romanesque churches of the Vall de Boí will lead you to discover the architectural and natural heritage hidden in this small valley of the Pyrenees. If you are one of those people who can't see a Romanesque church without stopping to take a picture (with sepia filter, if possible), this route will make you vibrate more than an electric guitar solo. But be warned: we are not talking about a couple of hidden chapels, but rather of a medieval treasure in the heart of the Pyrenees…

Tarragona is a true paradise for water lovers, with water parks that combine adrenaline, relaxation and fun for all ages. In the summer, when the thermometer soars, the best answer is clear: swimsuit, sunscreen and a dose of bravery to face the biggest slides on the Costa Daurada. Prepare yourself for the most epic and refreshing summer of your life (or close to it). 

We present you this essential guide so you don't miss any music festival this summer in Catalonia. Summer in Catalonia is more than just beach, sunscreen and traffic jams on the C-32 highway: it's also a time when music comes out of the basement, auditoriums and clubs to invade squares, gardens, improvised stages and spectacular spaces. From huge international headliners to intimate performances in small villages of 200 inhabitants, our geography transforms into a big dance floor. Save the dates,…

We propose a journey through the main historical sites of the Battle of the Ebro, combining them with activities that you can also enjoy with your family, such as short bike routes, winery tours, or walks among vineyards and centuries-old olive trees. A trip among trenches, shelters, bunkers, ruined villages, and interactive museums that is enormously enriching, both from a historical and a tourist perspective.The Battle of the Ebro was the longest and bloodiest confrontation of the Spanish Civil…

We bring you the definitive map of the most spectacular fireworks in Catalonia. Summers in Catalonia wouldn't be the same without the smell of gunpowder in the air, heads raised looking at the sky and this collective "oooooh" before the burst of a firework display. From north to south, warm nights are lit up with pyrotechnic shows that mix tradition, fiesta and pure magic. If you're looking for the best explosions of light and colour for this summer, grab your notebook and pen. Let the party begin!

If you're looking for places to enjoy the best vermouth in the city of Barcelona, we, at Naturaki, have put together a selection of our favourite Barcelona vermouth bars for having an aperitif. In Barcelona, vermouth is much more than a drink: it's a whole ritual. From traditional establishments with over a hundred years of history to new proposals, you will find a wide variety of places to have an aperitif for vermouth lovers in Barcelona. 

In the province of Lleida, you can discover a cultural and architectural heritage that is extraordinarily rich and varied: from castles that defy the passage of time to medieval towns that seem straight out of a fairy tale, including Romanesque churches that are worth visiting. Lleida is a gold mine for any history lover. When one thinks of Lleida, perhaps what comes to mind is a vast golden plain under the sun, a plate of grilled snails, and the strong western wind blowing hard. But this province…