Sant Jordi, the day most of Catalonia

Posted on June 26, 2009 by Travel Info

Spring brings with it one of the most deeply rooted traditions and charm of Catalonia, Sant Sordi Day. This very day linked to the literature, takes place every April 23. Since 1996, UNESCO declared this day the “International Day of the Book.” Thus, it commemorates the death of two great writers: William Shakespeare and Miguel de Cervantes, in addition to the death of George of Cappadocia, patron of Catalonia. Sant Jordi is the day… Continue reading →

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The superb scenery of the mountains

Posted on October 26, 2009 by Travel Info

… waterfalls and pristine snowfields, but above all by the nearly 200 mountain lakes or lakes that houses its main trademark. It lies between the rivers Noguera Noguera Pallaresa and Ribagorzana and comprises two valleys: the Sant Nicolau, accessed from the village of Boi, and the Written, with center Espot. The highest peak is the peak Comaloforno of 3033 m but the best known and is the symbol of the park Encantats massif, two immense blocks tha… Continue reading →

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Medieval villages, a perfect plan for the weekend

Posted on January 17, 2010 by Travel Info

…treets or the half-timbered. Access to the old town is the Plaza Mayor, from here feel a bit like what path to take, because all are suggestive. The Cathedral, the Episcopal Palace, the Convent of San Esteban, the churches of Santiago and Santa Maria, plus some unique homes, such as the Julianeta the Chorro and Azagra street. And do not miss your chance to own a sweet taste of Albarracín known as ben almohábanas Razin and around, getting to the w… Continue reading →

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