Established and emerging musicians come together on the Strenes stage, a festival that, for the last 8 years, has been gathering bands with national and international prestige.

Every Sant Jordi (Saint George's Day) the streets of Catalonia are filled with books and roses. The old quarter of the city of Girona is the perfect place to experience the spirit of this tradition.

Girona's Barri Vell is filled with colour, fragrance and life with an exhibition of flowers that turns monuments, courtyards and urban corners into stunningly beautiful gardens.

An open-air stage that brings together the best artists from the world of music in a natural setting by the sea.

The only one of its kind on the Costa Brava, Spain's most traditional summer festival features established names and emerging national and international talents every year.

For 35 years, the Peralada Castle International Music Festival has been programming a unique line-up of the best voices, opera, concerts and dance.

La Santa Market brings together in the hectares of the Santa Cristina d'Aro Horse Club a multi-purpose leisure area with a comprehensive yet affordable package.

International Fireworks Competition on the Costa Brava in Villa de Blanes. A night of fireworks and patron saint festivities.

White Summer combines the best of culture, design, food and emerging musical talent in a safe space, with offering for all ages.

A multidisciplinary recreational and cultural space where the people of Castellón enthusiastically relive the splendor of the county in the Middle Ages.

International cycling festival held in Girona. More than 4,000 cyclists participate in different tests. Large exhibition area, international brands exhibit their novelties in bicycles, accessories and technology applied to cycling.

Every October, Girona's Festa Major (Town festival) revolutionises the city with its full range of shows, celebrations and concerts for young and old alike.

The popular tradition of making homemade ratafia has become a cultural expression that celebrates a Competition, the Ratafia Fair and the Ratafia Festival.

If what you like is to stay in the car, listen to music and enjoy a long road with beautiful views of the sea and the mountains, the Costa Brava route is ideal.

A journey along the beaches of Lloret and Tossa de Mar, up inland to Romanyà de la Selva and then along the coast to the south of France.

Tastings, exhibitions, presentations, workshops and demonstrations of the sausage-making process feature prominently at the Pig Fair in Riudellots de la Selva.

The towns of the Costa Brava are painted with colour, music and fancy dresses in February, and the nearby town of Platja d'Aro hosts one of the most popular carnival parades.