United by the Pyrenees

Gateway to the natural parks of Cap de Creus and Aiguamolls de l’Empordà, Roses is much more than just a tourist destination. With a rich history and a culture shaped by diverse influences, this charming coastal town offers a complete experience for visitors.

From the surreal genius Salvador Dalí to the innovative chef Ferran Adrià, Roses has been the birthplace of great talents who have left an indelible mark on the worlds of art and gastronomy. Its streets and landscapes have inspired artists from all disciplines throughout the centuries, making it a true cultural epicenter.

But the history of Roses goes beyond its illustrious figures. Its streets are steeped in a rich historical legacy, from prehistoric monuments to Greco-Roman ruins and charming medieval villages. Every corner of this picturesque town tells a story, offering visitors the opportunity to delve into the past and uncover the secrets hidden within its centuries-old walls.

In addition to its cultural heritage, Roses is a paradise for nature lovers. Situated in a privileged setting between the sea and the mountains, the region offers a great diversity of landscapes, from the rugged coves of Cap de Creus to the wetlands of Aiguamolls de l’Empordà. These protected natural spaces are home to a rich biodiversity and offer countless opportunities for birdwatching, hiking, and other outdoor activities.

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In the heart of the Girona Pyrenees and with roots in Garrotxa, we find Camprodon, a land rich in history, tradition, and versatility. Its fauna, landscapes, gastronomy, and nature make it a vibrant municipality 365 days a year!

Camprodon is located in the Ripollès comarca, within the province of Girona and at the center of the Girona Pyrenees. Sant Pau de Segúries, Molló, Sant Joan de les Abadesses, la Vall de Bianya, and Montagut are some of the neighboring municipalities.

Hearing the sound of water flowing from its springs, breathing the fresh mountain air, enjoying the Romanesque style preserved in its architectural works, and smelling the essence of nature are what allow you to be carried away by everything that emanates from the place.

In addition to the constantly active urban core, culture and tourism are two of the main pillars of Camprodon, one of the landmarks of Catalan rural tourism, not only due to its origins but also for the range of sports activities it offers, such as hiking, cycling, skiing, horseback riding, and mountain activities.

The town of Camprodon is the main hub and is complemented by the urban nuclei of Beget, considered one of the most charming villages in the Catalan Pyrenees, Rocabruna, and the Colonia Estabanell, among others. It also includes the neighborhoods of Cavallera, the manor houses of Mariner, Sitjar, and Resclusanys, the neighborhood of Freixenet, and the Font Rubí urbanization. The Ter River and its tributary, the Ritort, converge and flow through the municipality.

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Nature, gastronomy, tradition, sport, culture, family… Disconnect to connect with everything the land has to offer. Welcome to Camprodon, enjoy the experience!

A town in the Alt Urgell comarca, it offers a unique experience that goes beyond expectations. Beyond its stunning landscapes and picturesque corners, the town hides a great diversity of cultural, gastronomic, sporting, and recreational offerings that surprise every visitor.

In this town, organic and artisanal products are not just a trend, but a way of life deeply rooted in the local community. Gastronomy is understood as an integral part of the culture, highlighting the quality of local products and the authenticity of traditional dishes. Here, you will find everything you need to make your vacation a truly memorable experience.

Alt Urgell, with its 1,446 km², is one of the largest comarcas in Catalonia and offers a surprising variety of landscapes. Each valley is unique, each village is a discovery. From the lush green of the riverbanks to the changing colors that inspire the Tuixén museum, every corner of Alt Urgell invites exploration.

Local products are a delight for the senses, from the cheese of the Cooperativa Cadí to the grazing meadows of the Urgellet plain. The colors are as diverse as the experiences the comarca offers, and each moment is an opportunity to marvel at the natural beauty that surrounds it. In Alt Urgell, adventure and surprise are always around the corner, waiting to be discovered by curious travelers.

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Une ville charmante située au cœur des Pyrénées catalanes, entourée de sommets majestueux dépassant les 2 000 mètres d’altitude. Ces montagnes imposantes offrent non seulement un spectacle visuel impressionnant, mais fournissent également un cadre parfait pour une grande variété d’activités de plein air tout au long de l’année.

Les rivières Garonne et Nère serpentent à travers les artères principales de Vielha, ajoutant une touche de sérénité et de beauté naturelle à la ville. Ces rivières ne sont pas seulement importantes d’un point de vue paysager, mais offrent également des opportunités pour des activités aquatiques telles que la pêche et le rafting, qui attirent aussi bien les locaux que les touristes aventuriers.

Le centre commercial de Vielha est une partie dynamique de la ville, où les visiteurs peuvent trouver une large gamme de services spécialisés dans les sports d’aventure, la haute montagne et la neige. Des magasins de location de matériel aux guides touristiques experts, la ville est équipée pour répondre aux besoins des amateurs de nature et des sports extrêmes.

En plus de ses activités de plein air et de son centre commercial animé, Vielha possède également une riche histoire et culture. Ses rues pavées et ses bâtiments historiques offrent un voyage dans le temps, tandis que sa gastronomie locale ravit les palais les plus exigeants avec des plats traditionnels comme le “trinxat” et l’olla aranesa

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With its exceptional natural setting at the foot of the Col du Tourmalet and the Pic du Midi, Bagnères-de-Bigorre is a spa town famous for its relaxed lifestyle. Thanks to its abundant artistic and cultural life, and deeply rooted gastronomic and craft traditions, the town is vibrant and lively throughout the year.

Bagnères benefits from tourism during all four seasons. It hosts the Grand Tourmalet resort, which offers ski enthusiasts the largest ski area in the French Pyrenees. A cycling paradise, it is the epicenter for accessing major mountain passes and features 365 kilometers of marked mountain biking trails.

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The area is home to the Pic du Midi, a true beacon in the Pyrenees, rising 2,877 meters above sea level and offering a unique view in the heart of the Pyrenees. It is also famous for its astronomical observatory, the highest museum space in Europe.

An exceptional territory: a recognized and very welcoming weekly market that brings together local artisans and producers, a true treasure of the Pyrenees.

It is culture in all its forms: street art weekends, Pyrenean book fair, Big Bag Festival, Piano Pic.

In the Pyrenees region, the Atlantic Pyrenees represent an essential cycling destination in this mountain range. With their majestic valleys, challenging mountain passes, and winding trails, they offer a wide variety of options for cycling enthusiasts. From thrilling mountain biking, with options such as enduro, all-mountain, and downhill (DH), to road cycling and the increasingly popular gravel biking, there is something for all tastes and skill levels.

What makes the Béarn Pyrenees especially attractive to cyclists is the preservation of many road routes that are free from car traffic, ensuring a safer and more tranquil cycling experience. Additionally, the marked mountain biking trails provide exciting challenges for both beginners and experienced cyclists.

To complement the cycling experience, the region offers a wide range of services, including various restaurants serving local culinary delights, cozy accommodations ranging from hotels to mountain lodges, and a rich gastronomy of traditional flavors. Visitors can also enjoy the hospitality of the local people and immerse themselves in the unique culture of the area.

With stunning landscapes and a diverse and exciting cycling offer, the Béarn Pyrenees are the ideal destination for cycling enthusiasts seeking a perfect experience amid the wild nature and scenic beauty of the Pyrenees.

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Cycling events for each season include the Tour de France, vehicle-free ‘On s’y col’ events, and cyclosportives such as the Boucles du Haut Béarn in Oloron, La Bizikleta Taldea in Saint-Jean-de-Luz, and the Marcel Queheille in Mauléon Licharre. There are also national and international races like the International Women’s Tour of the Pyrenees and the Pyrenean Piedmont Tour… Experience different landscapes of plains and mountains every day.

Between sea and mountain, in the heart of the Basque Country.

Strategically located between Biarritz and the Spanish border, the fishing port of Saint-Jean-de-Luz, on the Atlantic coast, combines the charm of the Basque Country with the beauty of its golden sandy beaches. This delightful town offers a complete experience for those seeking a vacation full of pleasure and fun.

Saint-Jean-de-Luz captivates visitors with its Basque authenticity, reflected in its cobblestone streets, traditional architecture, and lively fish market. Its beaches, bathed by the gentle waves of the Atlantic, are perfect for enjoying the sun and sea in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.

With a wide variety of activities, from boat trips around the bay to water sports such as surfing and paddleboarding, Saint-Jean-de-Luz offers an unforgettable experience for nature and outdoor enthusiasts. Its vibrant nightlife and exquisite cuisine, which includes dishes such as txangurro (Basque spider crab) and fish soup, ensure moments of pleasure and enjoyment for all visitors.

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Throughout the year, Saint-Jean-de-Luz thrives with numerous events: Andalusian Festival, Music on the Basque Coast (classical music concerts), Cesta Punta International (Basque pelota), Triathlon, Airshow Film Festival…