The warmer weather invites you to enjoy Catalonia as a family. The days are getting longer, trees and flowers are coming into bloom, winter is fading away, and it feels good to step back outdoors with those you love. Whether it’s trying an adventure sport, discovering Romanesque art or spending the day surrounded by horses... Catalonia offers activities to suit every taste. Romanesque and astronomical discoveries for all the family In the Boí Valley, in the Catalan Pyrenees, the Centre del Romànic de la Vall de Boí organises family-friendly guided tours of the nine Romanesque churches that have been preserved over the centuries and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. During these visits, children are introduced to Romanesque art in a dynamic and interactive way. Inside the church of Sant Climent de Taüll, a videomapping projection recreates the original apse frescoes and its iconic Pantocrator, now housed at the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya. This immersive audiovisual experience is sure to captivate younger visitors. You can also enjoy star-filled night skies elsewhere in Catalonia, such as at the Parc Astronòmic de les Muntanyes de Prades. Officially certified as a Protected Night Sky Area by the Generalitat de Catalunya, the centre is located in the family-friendly destination of the Muntanyes de Prades. Here, you can take part in family astronomy experiences set within a truly unique natural environment. Authentic experiences in the Terres de Lleida In the Terres de Lleida, nature and knowledge join hands to offer unforgettable experiences. Two proposals for family-friendly experiences for all. In Juneda, La Manreana Parc invites families to enjoy a truly “wild” day in the heart of nature. Through interactive, theatrical activities such as “Help the Farmer”, children can enter the pens, interact with the animals and take centre stage in rural life. In the afternoon, “Help the Explorer” allows them to discover the secrets of wild animals. And the adventure does not stop there. Throughout the day, younger visitors can ride ponies, take part in the “corregrangers” activity, bounce on trampolines, explore the maze, try an escape room and visit the Manreana village. La Manreana Parc offers a setting where children can enjoy the freedom of the outdoors in a safe and engaging environment. If you lift your gaze to the sky, you will find one of the world’s finest places for stargazing at the Parc Astronòmic del Montsec. During family visits, the planetarium becomes an open window onto the universe, featuring the screening of “Hazelnuts”, a story in which two squirrels accompany children on a fascinating journey through space. After learning about the Sun in the telescope park in an engaging and accessible way, visitors can enjoy a magical experience on full-moon nights: observing lunar craters and bright planets in real time. The Montsec Astronomical Park offers family visits both during the day and at night. Magical horizons and sea breeze: experiences for the whole family on the Costa Barcelona The unmistakable silhouette of Catalonia’s most emblematic mountain, Montserrat, takes centre stage in a truly distinctive adventure. The Seven Balconies of Montserrat are privileged natural viewpoints surrounding the mountain range, located in the municipalities of Abrera, Castellví de Rosanes, Collbató, Esparreguera, Martorell, Olesa de Montserrat and Sant Esteve Sesrovires. These “balconies” are more than scenic lookouts, they are the starting point for an wonderful family adventure. Through the “Seven Balconies Challenge”, adults and children alike can play at being explorers. The mission: capture each viewpoint in a photograph to receive a special gift from the Baix Llobregat Tourism Consortium. It is an invitation to rediscover the Montserrat landscape from fresh perspectives. An activity designed to be enjoyed by the whole family. And if two wheels are more your style, the Maresme coastal cycling route offers an ideal itinerary for relaxed cycle touring, free from steep gradients. This route links the seafront promenades of Pineda de Mar, Calella and Santa Susanna along a comfortable and safe stretch designed especially for younger riders. Cycling along compacted sand paths and completely flat bike lanes allows you to take in the coastal scenery at an easy pace. With rest areas and family-friendly facilities in each town, this route is offers a relaxed experience. Simply follow the rhythm of your pedals and let the sea breeze guide you. Hidden treasures and adventures in El Berguedà At the foot of the Pyrenees, the El Berguedà region becomes a setting where history and nature come together to spark the curiosity of younger visitors. With the arrival of spring, the "Berguedà Passport" becomes the perfect travel companion — a tangible, hands-on and charming initiative featuring “50 things to do before you grow up”. This passport invites families to explore the region by completing creative challenges: from sketching emblematic landscapes to writing short stories or solving imaginative tasks. It is an original way to collect memories and experience the region in an active way. Each visit becomes a shared achievement. The adventure also has a digital dimension with “Rubri and the Secrets of the River”, a gamified experience that reveals the soul of the Llobregat River. Guided by this friendly character through a web app, families can explore nine key locations where water has, for centuries, been the driving force behind local life and industry. Rubri recounts the origins of the towns, the people who lived there and how they harnessed the river to build their future. Each route is independent and filled with surprises and challenges to be solved on site. It is a dynamic experience that teaches children that the landscapes around them are full of hidden stories waiting to be uncovered. Families who complete the routes can also take part in prize draws and competitions organised by Berguedà Tourism. The rhythm of water on the Costa Brava: from inland lake to open sea When spring arrives, the Estany de Banyoles bursts into life, becoming the perfect setting for a family escape. Walking along the paths that encircle the lake or cycling at an easy pace beneath the shade of the trees allows you to connect with a landscape that is both distinctive and captivating. Beyond the shoreline, the medieval historic centre of Banyoles invites you to discover its irrigation channels and old washhouses, reminders of a town whose history has always been closely linked to water. Through the self-guided game “Between Stone and Water” or a visit to the recently renovated Museu Arqueològic de Banyoles, children can travel back to the Neolithic era thanks to interactive displays and audiovisual installations — an experience that culminates at the nearby La Draga archaeological site. There, family workshops bring history within arm’s reach. A few kilometres further on, in search of the sea, the Mediterranean welcomes you to L’Estartit with Medaqua. The Illes Medes and the Baix Ter become a vast, open-air classroom. Spring is the ideal season to explore marine and terrestrial biodiversity through kayaking routes or introductory diving sessions that will leave younger visitors amazed by the richness of life beneath the water. From boat trips with swims in crystal-clear coves to beginner scuba experiences or easy coastal walks, every activity is designed to encourage respect for the natural environment. Joan Miró through the landscapes of Mont-roig del Camp The Costa Daurada offers a fascinating experience that perfectly brings together nature and art. In Mont-roig del Camp, spring is especially vibrant, as the colours of the landscape are the very ones that captivated one of Catalonia’s most universal artists: Joan Miró. At Mas Miró — where the artist spent long periods and painted some of his most emblematic works — art, history and nature intertwine in an experience accessible to all the family. A visit here feels almost like stepping into one of his paintings. The experience becomes an interactive adventure thanks to a family-friendly game designed to encourage children to observe, investigate and engage with their surroundings, transforming the museum into a lively space for shared discovery. The natural setting of the farmhouse is undoubtedly one of its greatest treasures. A leisurely walk through the gardens and fields surrounding the house allows children to understand the artist’s deep connection with the land while enjoying the outdoors. The programme also includes theatrical guided visits, in which characters linked to the history of the estate present Miró’s legacy in an engaging and playful way.