Medieval village situated in the volcanic zone of La Garrotxa. Known for the beauty of his buildings and his environment. The abundance of volcanic earth has made that his beans merit the title of Denomination of Origin, can not leave of there without tasting them.

Another medieval village, known by its stunning bridge, you'll feel a time travel. The ancient core of Besalú is declared a cultural national interest work.

A unique village on the world, situated on a cliff of volcanic lava, concretely of basalt. Castellfollit's view from  the outskirts  is outstanding.

A charming place formed for 7 villages, the Hostalets d’en Bas, the Mallol or Sant Privat are some examples. This natural area invites you to go hiking, get lost in this beautiful area. You can also swim in our waterfalls in the Pla de Xurri.

An exceptional forest for being grown on a lava flow. It forms part of the Natural Park of the volcanic zone of La Garrotxa. A forest of beech that does not let indifferent at who strolls for his interior, for instance the poet Joan Maragall got him that much astonished that him devote a magnificient poem,

“(...) Li agafa un dolç oblit de tot lo món
en el silenci d'aquell lloc profond,
i no pensa en sortir, o hi pensa en va:
és pres de la fageda d'en Jordà (...)” 

Joan Maragall

It features of more of 40 volcanoes, therefore it is the best exponent of volcanic landscape of the Iberian peninsula. You can go of excursion for some of the most met, Croscat, Santa Margarida, Montsacopa and Aiguanegre. There's a lot of paths to choose.

Olot is a city with a strong cultural activity and artistic. With a big variety of nature. In the city will find several points of interest, and for example:

El Parc Nou

Wetlands of Moixina

The Historic Centre

The Modernist Path

The Museums

This layout of 57 km crosses three regions and twelve villages resorting the vales of the rivers Fluvià, Brugent and Ter. The Path of the Carrilet Olot-Girona has a soft slope since Olot (440 m) until Girona (70 m) and his taller point situates at the Coll d'en Bas, at 558 m above sea level. The route, apt for pedestrians and bicycles, finds at very good state, conditioned with new bridges, rails and signaling.