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Catalonia is an enchanting region of Spain, situated between the Mediterranean Sea and the Pyrenees Mountains. Its stunning landscape and vibrant culture make it a spectacular place to live or visit. You can find everything from stunning beaches to majestic mountains, lush green forests to bustling cities. The region is full of architectural wonders such as Gaudi's Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, Roman ruins at Tarragona, and historic castles located throughout Catalonia. With its incredible food culture, vibrant art scene and rich history, there is something for everyone in Catalonia! So why not come explore this amazing location for yourself?
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Mediterranean province with a mountain feel, Girona links the Costa Brava with the Garrotxa. Cadaqués, Begur and Calella de Palafrugell showcase coves with clear water and beaches with Blue Flag status.
In the capital, the Barri Vell, the Cathedral and the Call jueu create a distinctive historic centre. Every spring, the Temps de Flors festival transforms courtyards and streets.
Connections via the AP-7, AVE to Barcelona and Figueres, and Girona–Costa Brava airport make it easy to get around the province. The surf-and-turf cuisine, the anchovies of L’Escala and the D.O. Empordà wines give everyday life character.
Facing the Mediterranean, the province of Barcelona combines the beaches of the Maresme and the Garraf with nearby mountain ranges such as Montserrat and the Montseny.
In the capital, Eixample, Gràcia, Sarrià-Sant Gervasi, Barceloneta and Poblenou define distinct lifestyles. The Sagrada Familia and Park Güell, works by Gaudí, are UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Sitges, Castelldefels, Sant Cugat del Vallès and Mataró offer alternatives with sea, nature and services. the AVE and Barcelona–El Prat airport make travel easy. Tapas cuisine, calçots and cava from Penedès liven up the table.
Bathed by the Mediterranean, the province of Tarragona includes beaches of the Costa Dorada and pine and vineyard-covered hills. In the capital, the Part Alta and the Serrallo look out to the sea.
The archaeological ensemble of Tarraco is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Poblet Monastery marks the Cistercian Route. Salou, Cambrils and Altafulla offer promenades and beaches with Blue Flag status.
Connected by the AP-7 and the AVE Camp de Tarragona station, and served by Reus airport, mobility is smooth. Calçots, romesco and fresh market seafood sum up a Mediterranean lifestyle.
Pyrenean province, Lleida combines green valleys and snow-capped peaks with the peaceful life along the Segre. La Seu Vella watches over the city, while Cappont and Ciutat Jardí offer residential living.
The AVE at Lleida Pirineus station and the A-2 connect to Barcelona, Zaragoza and Madrid. The DO Costers del Segre pairs with dishes of snails, mushrooms and grilled meats.
Baqueira Beret and the Val d’Aran open the snow season, and the Aigüestortes National Park invites hiking. The Romanesque churches of the Vall de Boí are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Aplec del Caragol is an annual gastronomic festival.
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