Catalonia
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Cities & Towns
Sitges
Sitges is a stylish Catalan coastal town near Barcelona with golden beaches, baroque charm, legendary nightlife, and a famously welcoming spirit.
Barcelona
Barcelona, Spain blends Gaudí's surreal architecture, Gothic alleys, Catalan cuisine, and Mediterranean beaches into one of Europe's most seductive cities.
Girona
Girona is Catalonia's medieval jewel — a walled old town, world-famous cathedral, colorful riverfront, and Michelin-star dining just an hour from Barcelona.
Cala d'Aiguablava
Cala d'Aiguablava is a stunning turquoise cove near Begur on Spain's Costa Brava, framed by pine-covered cliffs and beloved for its clear, calm water.
Tarragona
Tarragona is a coastal Catalan city where UNESCO-listed Roman ruins, a medieval old town, and Mediterranean beaches meet just an hour south of Barcelona.
Figueres
Figueres is Salvador Dalí's Catalan hometown, home to the surreal Dalí Theatre-Museum, a vast star-shaped fortress, and Empordà wine country charm.
Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park
Spain's only Pyrenean national park, Aigüestortes dazzles with 200 glacial lakes, granite peaks, and Catalonia's finest alpine hiking.
Cadaqués
Cadaqués is a whitewashed Costa Brava village of Dalí legend, wrapped by the wild Cap de Creus and reached by one winding mountain road.
Ebro Delta
Spain's second-largest wetland, the Ebro Delta is a flat mosaic of rice paddies, lagoons, and flamingo-filled salt pans on the Catalan coast.
Tossa de Mar
Tossa de Mar is a medieval walled town on Spain's Costa Brava, famed for its golden beach, hilltop castle ruins, and hidden coastal coves.