Around 1,000 mm rainfall in Barcelona so far in 2018
Figure far higher than usual –and also above the likes of Paris, Berlin, Oslo, southern England in all 2017
Figure far higher than usual –and also above the likes of Paris, Berlin, Oslo, southern England in all 2017
The level decreases to 800 meters and is the lowest seen in a decade in Catalonia
More objects from the medieval Esteva Pharmacy are set to be shown in the Llívia museum once restored
Alt Urgell county contributes to the over 300 hectares of high-altitude viticulture in Catalonia – which is expected to become more widespread due to climate change
Quality Travel adds Val d'Aran to its ski destinations, while facility in western Catalonia will host new pilot training center
International Olympic Committee approves Catalonia's candidacy to host the major international event in 2030
Catalan government says animal will be removed and despite defends reintroduction program
A cheesemaker in the Pyrenees has elaborated a product especially to melt in raclette dish
All but one of Catalonia’s ski resorts will close their slopes on Sunday
Almost 100% of accommodation booked in the Pyrenees, with 1 in 4 rooms available by the sea
The brown bear population in the entire mountain range increased to 43 in the last year
The small Pyrenean principality has planned weeks of events commemorating the passing of its Magna Carta in 1993
Rail and school transport services also interrupted in some areas
This on-demand transport service has transported over 48,000 passengers, including locals and tourists alike
The joint bid between Andorra la Vella, the capital of the Principality of Andorra and the closest Catalan town, La Seu d’Urgell, to organize the 2018 Special Olympics Games has been successful. The Mayor of Andorra la Vella, Marc Pons, and the mayor of La Seu d’Urgell, Albert Batalla, made this public last week. The two mayors said the games would be a challenge and there will promote the two cities as sports centers and towns of solidarity. The event will be held from the 4th to 7th of October and will bring more than 2,400 people from more than seventeen international delegations. This will be the first time that the Special Olympic Games, the most important international sports event for athletes with mental disability, will be held in the Pyrenees.