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At 30km from El Bosqueró / El Mirador

Thanks to the countless historical heritage and its excellent conservation, Besalú has become one of the unmissable tourist destinations in Spain. The extraordinary landscape of the region of La Garrotxa where Besalú is located, is also one of the seductive incentives. The town monuments form a historical complex which shows the influence of the cultural changes in the territory through the centuries. The county town is part of the Spanish network of Jewish towns that attempt to keep alive the memory of the Jewish past of medieval Spain. The mikveh (Micvé in Catalan) is an interesting medieval Jewish baths in very good condition; it was practically untouched and unseen for centuries as it had been buried and built over, and was only rediscovered in the 20th century. It is one of the very few medieval mikvehs that have been found in Europe, so is well worth a visit.
You can enjoy this historical richness from the Besalú tourist office, where you will be informed about the guided tours and the many activities offered by the Villa Condal.

At 115km from El Bosqueró / El Mirador

Barcelona has the character of the Mediterranean cities: dynamic and open, with countless leisure activities, the city invites you to wander around and enjoy. Barcelona has a lifestyle that makes it unique. Cradle of many cultures and witness of great transformations, the history of Barcelona is fascinating.

The sea breeze gets the weather in Barcelona normally pleasant. Extensive hours to buy, to eat and to enjoy yourselves! Know a little bit more about Barcelona!

At 20km from El Bosqueró / El Mirador

The Volcanic Zone of La Garrotxa is the best exponent of the volcanic landscape of the Iberian Peninsula. It has around 40 volcanic cones and more than 20 lava flows. The orography, the soil and the climate provide a varied vegetation, often lush, with oak and beech groves of exceptional landscaping value.

In the Natural Park of the Volcanic Zone of the Garrotxa there are 28 pedestrian itineraries (access to the viewpoint) that pass through the most interesting places of the Natural Park. Most of them are signposted, except some of the longest ones that, if you are used to it, can be easily followed with the help of the Natural Park guide.  The Natural Park has an extensive range of activities.

At 20km from El Bosqueró / El Mirador

La Fageda d’en Jordà is a natural reserve that includes a forest of beech trees with unique characteristics in Spain, as it grows on a relatively flat terrain formed by a lava flow from the Croscat volcano at 550 and 650m above sea level, an altitude not frequent in the Iberian Peninsula for this type of trees,. It has an extension of about 4.8 km2 and is full of lava’s prominences that can reach more than 20 m in height, called “tossols”.

The beech grove is famous because the poet Joan Maragall wrote a well-known poem in its honor :”La Fageda d’en Jordà”. In the main entrance of the grove, in the km 4 of the road from Olot to Santa Pau where the parking of Can Serra is, there is a monolith in his honor.

In the forest the use of motor vehicles is prohibited. However, there are several routes on foot and you can rent a horse or an old horse-drawn carriage at km 7 from the road from Olot to Santa Pau.

At 60km from El Bosqueró / El Mirador

The Costa Brava is an inexhaustible cluster of landscapes, beaches, towns, sensations, people and possibilities. Through its 214 km of coastline we will find natural reserves such as the Cap de Creus or the Medes Islands; villages that retain the seafaring charm that made them be visited by legendary characters such as Cadaqués or the Port de la Selva; tourist centers such as Roses or Platja d’Aro, and different towns such as Calella de Palafrugell or Llafranc that make people come back year after year. We invite the visitor to know the Costa Brava!