Cataluña caravan and motorhome sites

This unique region of North Eastern Spain spans 360 miles along the Mediterranean coast. Catalonia is home to Romanesque art, medieval mountain monasteries, Art Nouveau masterpieces and Roman ruins.

Its cuisine is as varied and diverse as its landscape. Traditions like the human towers (formed by castellers standing on each other’s shoulders) are a unique Catalan tradition that was given UNESCO World Heritage status in 2010.

One day you could be hiking through the Pyrenees and the next enjoying fresh seafood in a quaint seaside town.

Major towns and cities

Cataluna

• Girona - well-known for its mediaeval history, it also has a rich Roman past
• Barcelona - is known for its art scene, unique Catalan culture, and stunning architecture
• Tarragona - shines with its Roman architecture, interwoven with beaches and a fascinating culinary scene
• Lleida - is famous for its agricultural produce and textile industry
• Figueres - is the birthplace of artist Salvador Dalí
• Palamos - with its beautiful beaches, historic buildings, and lively atmosphere

Regional attractions

• Sagrada Familia - the expiatory temple which commenced in 1882. The part built by Gaudí was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005
• Gaudi Park - its unique style of Trencadis, Park Guell became of the most famous and iconic landmarks by Gaudí
• The Magic fountain - is a large ornamental fountain in Barcelona known for its seasonal evening displays of lights, music and dancing jets of water
• Girona Art Museum - is home to the most important collection, offers an itinerary through unique works of Catalan art
• Pont del Diable - one of the oldest ancient architectural bridges found in Europe
• Tarragona Anfiteatro - is a Roman amphitheatre in the city, house up to 15,000 spectators, and measured 130 by 102 metres
• Dali Theatre-Museum - is a museum dedicated to the artist Salvador Dalí