Turisme Garrotxa
- Argelaguer
- Besalú
- Beuda
- Castellfollit de la Roca
- La Vall d'en Bas
- La Vall de Bianya
- Les Planes d'Hostoles
- Les Preses
- Maià de Montcal
- Mieres
- Montagut i Oix
- Olot
- Riudaura
- Sales de Llierca
- Sant Aniol de Finestres
- Sant Feliu de Pallerols
- Sant Ferriol
- Sant Jaume de Llierca
- Sant Joan les Fonts
- Santa Pau
- Tortellà
La Garrotxa is a region located in the north-east of Catalonia, known for its spectacular nature and unique volcanic landscapes. This territory offers a surprising combination of natural parks, medieval villages and a gastronomy that has gained international renown. It is an ideal destination for lovers of nature, history and good food.
One of the main attractions of La Garrotxa is the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park, which has more than 40 volcanic cones and numerous lava hills, which make up an impressive landscape. The Croscat Volcano and the Santa Margarida Volcano are two of the most visited; the latter has a church in the centre of its crater, offering an image that seems to come from another world. The Fageda d'en Jordà forests, a beech forest that grows on an ancient lava flow, are another of the most emblematic natural points of interest in the region. It is a magical place to walk, especially in autumn, when the forest fills with warm colours.
Olot, the capital of La Garrotxa, is the cultural and economic heart of the region. This city combines history, art and nature in a privileged setting. In Olot you can visit the Volcano Museum and the Garrotxa Museum, which offer an insight into local geology and art. Modernism has a strong presence in the city, with buildings such as the Casa Solà-Morales, an architectural gem.
The region is also known for its well-preserved medieval villages. One of the most famous is Besalú, with its spectacular Romanesque bridge and historic centre full of narrow streets and period buildings. Walking around Besalú is like taking a trip back in time. Other charming villages include Santa Pau, with its arcaded square, and Castellfollit de la Roca, perched dramatically on a basalt cliff.
The gastronomy of La Garrotxa is one of its strong points, with traditional dishes that make the most of local mountain products. Santa Pau beans, potatoes from the Bas Valley and artisanal sausages are just some examples of the ingredients that define the region's cuisine. In addition, La Garrotxa has several prestigious restaurants, some of which have been awarded Michelin stars.
Stay here, explore its volcanic landscapes, be seduced by its medieval villages and enjoy the gastronomy of a region that offers a unique and authentic experience. La Garrotxa will captivate you from the first moment.
Sant Aniol de Finestres
The municipality of Sant Aniol de Finestres is the northernmost in the valley and is located specifically in the northwest of the same. It forms part of the Garrotxa…
Sant Jaume de Llierca
Sant Jaume de Llierca is a municipality located in the Garrotxa region, within the Girona Region. Formerly known as the Palace of Montagut, the Palace of Avall…
Olot
The municipality of Olot is the capital of the Garrotxa region and lies within the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park. Four volcanoes are located within its municipal…
Experiences
Events
Regional Competition of Catalan Pyrenean Horse in Llanars
15 NovemberSant Gregori Bread and Chocolate Fair
15 NovemberEstanyol Popular March in Bescanó
15 NovemberSant Martí Festival in Maçanet de Cabrenys
From 13 to 15 NovemberAutumn Evenings and Theatre in Bonmatí
21 NovemberOlot Origins Fair
From 21 to 22 NovemberMEG, Showcase of family and small-format shows in Sant Gregori
From 21 to 22 NovemberLiving Nativity of Santa Pau
From 5 to 6 DecemberNavata's Living Crib
From 5 to 6 DecemberOlot Nativity Scene Fair
From 5 to 7 DecemberLegendary itinerary on the Pinxo Train in Banyoles
6 DecemberNearby routes
La Garrotxa is a region that is borderline between high mountain and the esplanade Ripollès Empordà and scenically, very unique. Most of the area is mountainous and is covered by forests. Also, is a volcanic area and wet, due…
The Carrilet I Route crosses three counties and twelve towns, as well as places of great scenic, ecological and cultural importance, through its 54 km of compacted salon. The road that formerly linked La Garrotxa and Gironès, now allows…
This route takes us back more than 500 years ago, when many Catalan farmers subjected to conditions of slavery and certain feudal customs, known as misusos, rebelled against this situation by founding a union and taking up arms against the…
The Ruta del Carrilet is an exclusive route for pedestrians and cyclists that takes advantage of the route of the old narrow-gauge train that linked Olot with Girona. It is especially recommended to do this route by bicycle, a total of 58,5…