Katalonien Reiseführer Michael Müller Verlag

Travelling differently and discovering something special: With the latest tips from the Michael Müller travel guides, you can organise your trip individually, sustainably and safely.

Author Thomas Schröder has been travelling to Catalonia for over 30 years. Benefit from his extensive experience in the ninth edition of our travel guide "Catalonia". 492 pages with 220 colour photos show the beauty and diversity of the region. You will always be perfectly orientated thanks to 26 overview maps and plans, including Barcelona's old town and a map of Catalonia as well as regional rail connections. Everything has been researched on site and tried out for you. Ecological, regional and sustainable businesses are highlighted. Many short essays provide interesting background knowledge. Insider tips from the author name particularly worthwhile sights, restaurants or accommodation - off the beaten track. GEO Saison writes: "Detailed travel guide with lots of practical tips." Clever reisen says: "Like all travel guides from this publisher, packed with a wealth of detailed knowledge."
Catalonia at a glance: In the north-east, the Costa Brava attracts visitors with its wild rocky coastline, kilometres of sandy beaches, hidden bays, wooded mountain ranges, former fishing villages such as the picturesque Cadaqués and vibrant nightlife in Tossa and Lloret de Mar. The Catalan Pyrenees delight nature lovers and art enthusiasts alike. Numerous nature reserves such as the Parc Nacional d'Aigüestortes or Zona Volcanica de la Garrotxa offer fantastic panoramas and the best hiking opportunities. The valleys entice visitors with Romanesque art and architecture in the form of churches and monasteries. Our "Catalonia" travel guide always has helpful and tried-and-tested tips and advice to ensure that your holiday in Catalonia is a successful experience. The Catalan capital Barcelona is worth a visit on its own: vibrant (night) life, art and architecture from Gothic to Art Nouveau.