Avant-garde, culture, history, Mediterranean gastronomy, state-of-the-art infrastructures… Barcelona has many attributes that make it unique. There are many painters, architects and authors who throughout history have chosen the city as a scenario and source of inspiration.

From the bohemian atmosphere of the Ciutat Vella and the Gothic Quarter to the modern financial buildings of the 21st century, Barcelona offers a complete tourist experience.

The Catalan capital has been a great reference in world sport, hosting global events such as the Olympic Games in 1992, due to which the city modernized and expanded its range of top-level sports facilities. Located between the sea and the mountains and with a temperate climate, Barcelona is an ideal destination to enjoy the multiple contrasts that coexist in it at any time of the year.

The Costa Brava covers the coast of northeastern Spain, bordering France. This coast has two natural parks, botanical gardens, numerous beaches and coves and offers endless tourist possibilities along its 214km of extension.

Home of Salvador Dalí, his work can be discovered in three spaces known as the Dalinian Triangle. In terms of gastronomy and enology, the province of Gerona is a reference worldwide, with a total of 19 Michelin stars in 15 restaurants and DO Empordà wine. On a sporting level, Gerona boasts some of the best golf courses in Europe, and its varied terrain allows a wide range of sport practices, from nautical tourism to skiing.

The Costa Brava is the ideal place to enjoy your favorite sport at any time of the year, and accompany it with a good gastronomy, dream towns and a wide cultural offer.