Catalunya is located in the north of Spain, with the mountainous Pyrenean border with France to the north and the stunning Costa Brava coast line forming the eastern edge of the area. Geographically it is one of the most diverse regions in Europe where it is possible in winter to ski and on the same day visit the beach. Traditionally the region is a producer of wine and olive oil and contains some of the most beautiful Mediterranean landscapes. The province has a long a rich history and contains some of the best preserved and historically important Roman and Greek ruins in the world. Click on the map for more maps.....

Catalunya is an autonomous community within the kingdom of Spain and retains its own unique language and culture. It is one of the most affluent regions of Spain and contains excellent public services and infrastructure.

The city of Girona is located in the north of Catalunya in the county or ‘comarca’ of Gironès. The region contains some of the best Catalunya has to offer from the sandy beaches of the bay of Roses to the volcanic mountains of Olot.