Catalonia is a land of rich and varied scenery where history, language and a distinct cultural tradition have shaped the personality its people. The Catalan capital Barcelona has a unique cultural character. 

BARCELONA
For the past two decades, Barcelona has experienced many innovative changes which have transformed it into a modern city whilst retaining its deep-rooted cultural traditions.
Attractions
» Sagrada Família 
» Park Güell 
» La Pedrera - Casa Mila by Antonio Gaudi 
» La Rambla 
» Gothic Quarter 
» Monastery of Montserrat 
» Poble Espanyol - Spanish Village 
» Montjuïc
 Museums & Exhibitions
» Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art 
» Picasso Museum 
» National Art Museum of Catalonia 
» Barcelona City History Museum 
» Joan Miró Foundation 
» Picasso Museum 
» Olympic and Sport Museum
Entertainment
» The Magic Fountain of Montjuïc 
» Camp Nou & Barcelona FC Museum 
» L’Aquarium 
» Maremagnum 
» IMAX Port Vell 
» Barcelona Zoo 
» Catalonia in Miniature 
» El Bosc Animat - The Living Forest 
» Illa Fantasia Aquatic Park 
» PortAventura Theme Park

TARRAGONA
The southern Catalonia region offers the opportunity to combine rich cultural attractions with many fun activities. The Roman city of Tarragona is home to the Tárraco chaeological Site and preserves many buildings from the Roman period.
» Roman Amphitheatre 
» Gaudí Centre 
» Monastery of Poblet 
» Iberian village of Moleta del Remei 
» Cathedral of Santa María 
» El Serallo 
» Port Aventura 
» Aquapolis Water Park 
» Costa Caribe Water Park 

GIRONA
Located in the northeast of Catalonia, Girona is famous for being home to the most representative museums of the work of Salvador Dalí. The region possesses a rich history to share, where the coastal landscapes alternate with nature reserves and the Pyrenees, whose ski resorts are perfect for winter activities.
» Girona Cathedral
» Old Town & Jewish Quarter
» Dalí Theatre-Museum
» Jewish History Museum
» San Félix Church