Tavertet

A medieval stone village in Barcelona's inland hills, its Romanesque churches, cobbled streets, and houses of noble origin rooted in nearly eleven centuries of continuous settlement.

A Catalan village in Girona whose flower-draped wooden balconies along Carrer Teixeda have drawn painters and photographers for generations, and whose streets trace the line of the old royal road between Olot and Vic.

The ancient capital of the Osona region, Vic carries two thousand years of continuous history, from an Iberian tribal centre and Roman temple to a medieval cathedral city whose seminary shaped the literary revival of Catalonia.

The historic capital of the Vall de Bas, El Mallol sits on a hilltop in Girona province where a medieval viscount's castle once governed the valley below.

A well-preserved medieval village in Girona's volcanic landscape, its porticoed square and castle at the heart of a town declared a Historic Artistic Monument.

A walled Catalan town whose single surviving medieval gateway, baroque church, and castle ruins trace eight centuries of baronial and later county history in the hills of Barcelona province.

Built around a Benedictine monastery founded in 1038, this Girona town in Cataluña still carries its medieval shape in a Gothic church, a Romanesque bell tower, and a historic centre declared a protected ensemble.