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Catalonia – A Land Proud of Its Riches

Landscapes, Traditions, Gastronmy

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Catalonia: Be inspired

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What to do in Catalonia ?

From our well-located hotels, admire the incredible Pyrenean landscapes, explore miles of coves and sandy beaches on the shores of the Mediterranean, be swept away for the night time festive whirlwind that seizes cities and villages after dark, discover a thousand-year-old culture and have your fill of museums, heritage and architectural discoveries ...Catalonia reveals its appeal as you go from art to adventure. Benvinguts to Catalunya! Take a look at some of our hoteliers must-visit attractions and top things to do.

Barcelona

 

The capital of Catalonia attracts nearly 32 million tourists every year from every corner of the globe! Join them and be transported and transformed by the atmosphere of the city as you step into each of its neighbourhoods and open a new chapter of its history. Follow in the footsteps of genius Gaudί, from Sagrada Familia through Casa Milà and up to Park Güell. stroll on the Ramblas, sun-soak on the beaches, taste your way through the tapas menus, and let yourself fall in love with this festive city.

Costa Brava

 

Welcome to a holidaymaker’s paradise with crystal clear waters, bright sunshine and beaches of all shapes, sands and sizes. The Costa Brava enchants in its small ports and its charming villages like the white Cadaques, Tossa de Mar and the rich medieval history of Begur which hangs quietly on the side of a hill. Walk along the coastline to discover many preserved gems, like the coves scattered around Calella de Palafrugell, Sant Pol de Mar and Platja d'Aro.

Tarragona and the Ebro Delta

 

The wealth of Tarragona is its history. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it was for a time the second largest city in the world if judged by its Roman remains. Looking for something more nature-focused? Head in the direction of the Ebro Delta, south of the city, where the wetlands are populated with an iconic population of bulls, a diverse collection of fauna and flora, rice paddies and the temptation of mussel and oyster tastings from local farmers. 

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Catalonia, Confident Gastronomy

hoenician, Greek and Roman influences, Catalan gastronomy offers an impressively varied mix of sweet and savoury flavours. Here, grapes and nuts are often find themselves in vegetable dishes and meats are totally at home when cooked with fruits. Among the typical dishes not to be missed: pa amb tomàquet (bread with tomato, garlic and olive oil), calçots, green onions cooked over a wood fire (best eaten with your fingers) or coca de recapte (vegetable pie). For dessert, opt for panellets, almond sweets synonymous with All Saints Day, or the cousin of the creme brulée, crema catalana. Want to taste the best of Catalonia? Here’s what our hoteliers recommend.

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Head hear for authentic tapas bar in Barcelona’s Born district. Each dish is a small delight made with the latest arrivals from the market. It's fresh and understated. Everything is savored in a warm (and narrow!) space. One piece of advice: pay attention to prices before ordering, the bill can climb quickly.