Borrassà is a municipality in the county of Alt Empordà, in the Girona region.
The Alt Empordà is a privileged region, located between the Mediterranean Sea and the Pyrenees, with a landscape diversity that makes it unique. The Empordà Wetlands, one of the most important wetlands in Catalonia, are home to…
Considered Cultural Heritage of National Interest by the Government of the Generalitat of Catalonia, Santa María de Vilabertran is, without a doubt, one of the best well-preserved examples of the architecture of medieval regular canonical…
The Passion Play of Sant Climent Sescebes has two characteristics that distinguish it from any other Passion Play. On the one hand, the space where it is performed, l'Horta d'en Cusí, is a natural open-air environment that lends it a…
Since 1947 we have been producing extra virgin olive oil! An oil with soul, that respects the craft and preserves all the flavor. Tradition and modernity united across generations A trade rooted in the family We have been producing extra virgin…
Mediterranean Life at the Almata Nautical Campsite A campsite next to the Costa Brava Wetlands Natural Park, a campsite that coexists in harmony with the surrounding flora and fauna. Those who stay here feel part of a larger family. For 50…
Can Xargay is a charming ancient Catalan farmhouse from the 11th century located in the quiet village of Mata ( Porqueres ), just 2 km from Lake Banyoles, 15 km from the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park and 35 km from the beaches of the…
Camping Rodas is a family-friendly and quiet campsite located in the middle of the Bay of Roses. It offers accommodation on shady grass pitches bordered by vegetation for tents, caravans and motorhomes. It also offers the option of staying…
Accommodation Casa Bàscara is a rural accommodation that is strategically located in the charming town of Bàscara, just 15 km from the famous Dalí Museum in Figueres and 24 km from the Peralada Golf Course, offering its…
The legends of Catalonia are part of a fascinating universe where history, nature, and popular imagination intertwine. These are stories passed down from generation to generation that explain the origin of mountains, villages, customs, and…
As summer ends and the days begin to shorten, the rice paddies of Catalonia experience one of the most anticipated moments of the year: the rice harvest. The fields, which months before were an immense mirror of water, are transformed into…
Long before Romanesque architecture unfolded in Catalonia, there was already a built legacy that, although less well-known, holds fundamental historical, artistic, and symbolic value. We are referring to the Pre-Romanesque, a transitional style…
Step inside a historic factory, discover how a machine works, or hop on a bus without knowing where you'll end up. From October 16 to 25, Industrial Tourism Week 2026 invites you to explore Catalonia with curiosity and discover how things are…
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