Discover Catalonia hand in hand with some lovers of this land

There is nothing better than discovering Catalonia in autumn with a good hike. The beech forests turn golden, the oaks light up the paths with ochre and red, and the riverside forests are full of leaves. From Garrotxa to the Pyrenees, passing through Montseny, Gavarres or the Mountains of Prades, Catalonia has a good collection of routes and landscapes to enjoy in autumn.Some hikes are ideal for a family walk; others require more leg strength, but reward the effort with spectacular views. Here is…

The Santa Tecla Festivities 2026 come loaded with fireworks, human towers, folk dances, shows for all tastes, and music to make you jump until your legs fail. If you don't know them yet, you're late.Everyone talks about the Mercè festivities or the Gràcia festivities, but if you're looking for a major festival that combines tradition, fire beasts, concerts to sweat your shirt off and liters (yes, liters) of mamadeta, grab your calendar and mark these dates: from September 15 to 24, 2026, the city…

Lleida is a land of contrasts. Between valleys, mountains, and places rich in history, the region hides some of the most beautiful villages in Catalonia, perfect for a weekend getaway or to discover leisurely. From the Val d'Aran to Segarra, passing through the Vall de Boi, Pallars Sobira, Noguera or Urgell, the province of Lleida is astonishing. Its cultural and architectural heritage: cobblestone streets, stone houses, Romanesque churches, medieval castles and spectacular viewpoints are just some…

Whether you go come for a weekend getaway, or spend your full summer vacation, here are 10 plans to make the most of the summer on the Costa Brava. Beyond the postcards of turquoise coves and seaside villages, the Costa Brava hides experiences for all tastes: adventures among cliffs, gastronomic routes, cultural escapes and natural corners that seem out of a fairy tale.

There are mountains that are part of the landscape and others that are part of the collective imagination. Pedraforca is one of the latter. With its unmistakable silhouette of two large peaks separated by a spectacular chasm, this mountain in Berguedà is one of Catalonia's most cherished natural icons. Whether you are a regular hiker or just looking for a weekend getaway with fresh air, endless forests and charming villages, Pedraforca is always a good choice.

Do you want to discover a forest that seems as if it's straight out of a fairy tale? Located in the heart of the Garrotxa Volcanic Natural Park, Fageda d'en Jordà is a unique beech forest because it grows on an old lava flow from the Croscat volcano. The result is a landscape that is captivating all year round. If you are looking for a nature-filled getaway close to Barcelona or Girona, Fageda d'en Jordà is a classic that will make you fall in love.