Discover Barcelona and Catalonia

Girona is picture-perfect, from the brightly-painted houses that line the scenic riverside to the medieval city walls that take visitors back to a bygone era. Wander through the Old Town and marvel at the buildings that hold over 2000 years of history, from Gothic cathedrals and Arabic baths to the narrow cobbled streets of the best-preserved old Jewish Quarter in Spain - there's no shortage of sights. The culinary scene is excellent too, with local tapas bars as well as world-renowned restaurants taking centre stage.

This coastal town attracts visitors thanks to its captivating blend of ancient history and vibrant modern culture. Perched in the heart of Catalonia, Tarragona is filled with Roman ruins, sun-kissed beaches, and lively streets pulsating with the rhythm of Catalan life. Step back in time as you wander through the cobbled streets of the Old Town, where the remnants of the Roman Empire stand as silent witnesses to centuries past. Marvel at the grandeur of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Tarraco, where the iconic amphitheatre overlooks the azure waters of the sea, inviting you to imagine gladiatorial spectacles of ancient times.

The multicultural and playful city of Barcelona, founded more than 2,000 years ago, is the capital of Catalonia and combines elements of Roman times, medieval quarters, examples of Modernist style and 20th-century avant-garde movements. While for many people the Sagrada Família by Antoni Gaudí is Barcelona's architectural symbol par excellence, the port city offers many other architectural and cultural attractions and a vibrant nightlife.