Girona (Costa Brava):

Girona is the major town of the region with its impressive 13 th century cathedral and city walls dominating the old town at the point where the rivers Onyar, Ter,Guell and Galligants converge. Especially outstanding sights include the Monastery of Sant Pere de Galligants, , the Araba baths and the Jewish quarter where the narrow streets are kept much as they have always been.This historic backdrop makes an ideal stage for the many cultural festivals and exhibitions which take place throughout the year.

Banyoles is a nearby village popular with the locals with museums of prehistoric excavations and a beautiful lake where boat houses from the previous century are picturesquely dotted around a spectacular lake.

Quart is famous for its green and black ceramics and a must for those keen on craft products.