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  • UNESCO World Heritage route in Vall de Boí

    Vall de Boí – The route of the UNESCO World Heritage Catalan Romanesque Churches

    We propose here the UNESCO World Heritage route in Vall de Boí, along the Catalan Romanesque Churches included in UNESCO World Heritage List on 30th November 2000. According to UNESCO’s criteria, this set of churches of the Catalan Pyrenees shows significant developments in Romanesque art and architecture and testifies to profound cultural interchange across medieval…

  • Let’s get lost in Catalonia! The 10 most picturesque non-coastal Catalan villages – part I.

    I bet if you happen to like football you have already heard the famous cheering of F.C. Barcelona: “visca el Barça i visca Catalunya“, meaning “long live Barça and Catalonia“. And yes, when we think about Catalonia as a potential travel destination, usually the first spot coming to everyone’s mind is its capital city: Barcelona. If we think further then normally we include…

  • 7 villages in Matarraña and Terra Alta: a cultural border territory

    This article is about a route along some of the most interesting villages in Matarraña and Terra Alta, an amazing natural and cultural region in North-Eastern Spain. This region is split into two political regions (Aragon and Catalunya) but it has a common history, cultural similarities and its inhabitants speak the same language. In the…

  • A day trip to Siurana, Priorat

    Just a week ago we were still lucky enough to have the possibility to move freely without any restrictions due to coronavirus situation… and we decided for a day trip to Siurana, a little village nearby in Priorat region. Siurana is a village of officially 27 inhabitants. Yes, 27. ☺️ It lies 737 meters high,…

  • Rice with what? – On the route of Spanish rice dishes

    Let’s start with a basic fact. I’m originally coming from a country (Hungary), where people don’t really eat rice. Especially me. Nevertheless, I discovered the route of Spanish rice dishes. Yes, we can find rice there too, usually as a cheap side dish, but just imagine the most boring plain white rice, lacking any culinary…

  • Una escapada a Siurana, Priorat

    Hace apenas una semana aún tuvimos la suerte de tener la posibilidad de movernos libremente sin restricciones debido a la situación del coronavirus… y decidimos hacer una escapada a Siurana, un pequeño pueblo cercano en la región del Priorat. Siurana es un pueblo de 27 habitantes oficialmente. Sí, 27. ☺️ Se encuentra a 737 metros…

  • Girona – Vuelta a España, a Spanish tour. Part XV.

    This an article about Girona, a medieval city in the North of Catalonia you can not miss in a Spanish route.  Anna: Girona is located 99 km northeast of Barcelona city. It’s an ideal destination for a day-trip, but even for a weekend, it provides us with many interesting and historical places to visit. And…

  • Peñíscola, the Mediterranean dream

    Peñíscola is a Mediterranean dream. It is history on a rock along the white and blue narrow streets of the upper old part surrounded at north and south by two awesome long beaches. There, its water is at a warm temperature for bathing for almost half of the year. It remains in Peñíscola still a…

  • A day trip to New York (of the Priorat – La Vilella Baixa, Catalonia)

    La Vilella Baixa lies in the east of the Priorat region, nestling beneath the Montsant massif, and two rivers meet right in the middle of the village: the Montsant and the Riuet d’Escaladei. Whaaat?! New York?! 😉 The Catalan writer Josep Maria Espinàs, in one of his first travel books, renamed the village of La…

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