Travel Guide
Medieval Tarragona: a journey to the historic heart of Costa Dorada
Nestled on the Mediterranean coast, Tarragona is not only synonymous with Roman ruins and golden beaches: its narrow streets also hold a valuable medieval legacy that is clearly evident in its old town. Just a few kilometres from tourist destinations such as Salou, La...
Top ways to celebrate the happiest day of the year
With the arrival of Yellow Day, considered the happiest day of the year, there is a perfect opportunity to enjoy unique experiences under the Mediterranean sun. This day, which symbolises positivity and wellbeing, invites you to disconnect from your routine and...
Legends of Catalonia: the ghost of Tolrana, in the Call of Girona
Catalonia is a land of history, traditions and legends; of narrow alleys where time seems to have stood still. Its cities, marked by centuries of coexistence and conflict, preserve not only an impressive architectural legacy, but also an intangible heritage of stories...
Rediscover Catalan heritage on World Modernism Day
Every year, World Modernism Day invites reflection and pay tribute to one of the most influential and emblematic artistic movements in recent history. This international commemoration highlights the architectural, artistic, and cultural legacy of Modernism in all its...
PortAventura World: 30 years of adrenaline, fun and excitement
Three decades of thrills, speed, and unforgettable experiences. PortAventura World celebrates its 30th anniversary, consolidating its position as one of the most important leisure destinations in Europe. Located on Costa Dorada, between the towns of Salou and La...
How to get from Camp de Tarragona AVE train station to Costa Dorada
Costa Dorada is one of the most emblematic tourist destinations on the Mediterranean coast, known for its fine sandy beaches, mild climate and perfect blend of culture, leisure and nature. Every year, thousands of visitors come to this coastal strip to enjoy its...
Costa Brava: Blue Flag beaches to fall in love with
Costa Brava remains one of the most sought-after destinations in the Mediterranean, where the intense blue of the sea combines with the unrivalled quality of its beaches. This year, a total of 27 beaches have been awarded the prestigious Blue Flag, an international...
Discover Salou, Capital of Catalan Culture
Salou has been designated as the Capital of Catalan Culture, a recognition that celebrates its rich history and vibrant cultural life. This title not only highlights its heritage but also boosts a diverse programme that ranges from ancient traditions to contemporary...
Tarraco Viva: A journey into the past of ancient Rome
Tarragona is transported back to its Roman origins with the 27th edition of Tarraco Viva, the international festival dedicated to the historical dissemination of the Roman era. This event offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the history and culture of...
How to get from Barcelona airport to Trapezi Reus, the great circus fair of Catalonia
Every spring, the streets of Reus are transformed into a large open-air stage to host Trapezi, the circus fair of Catalonia. This event, a benchmark on the contemporary circus scene, brings together companies and artists from all over the world who take their shows to...
Riudecanyes: a getaway with soul on Costa Dorada
At the foot of the Serra de l'Argentera mountain range, embraced by a serene landscape, Riudecanyes emerges as an enchanting refuge where time seems to stand still. At every turn, Riudecanyes captivates with its discreet yet deeply evocative heritage, dominated by the...
The secrets of the Sagrada Família: fascinating facts about Gaudí’s iconic masterpiece
Few architectural works arouse as much admiration and awe as the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona. With its unmistakable towers and unique fusion of religious symbolism, nature, and art, this basilica is not only one of Spain's most visited monuments but also an...