Crossing the Lively And Extravagant Catalonia

Full of life, sunshine, history and culture, Barcelona is a city that leaves no one indifferent.
Head north for this two-day road trip to discover how much beauty there is beyond Barcelona.
Charge your car well before departure, the next charger will be after 205 km.

Take a short break at this beautiful pastry shop on the way to Girona.
The showcase of pastries and other artisanal products prepared with care and love will win you over at first glance!
Try the xuxos, a typical local dessert made of a soft dough fried and dipped in sugar and topped with Catalan cream! Incredible goodness!
Opening Hours Tuesday - Sunday: 09:00 - 20:00 Monday: Closed

Park your car here before you start visiting Girona.

Walking along Girona's Archaeological Passeig is a must-do experience to learn more about this beautiful Catalan city.
Cross the Portal de Sobreportes and head towards the Arab Baths, and you will find yourself in a beautiful walkway between Carolingian walls and medieval towers.
This path is very well marked and leads to the city's most important monuments, such as the monastery of Sant Pere de Galligants, as well as offering wonderful views of Montjuïc Castle and the Sant Daniel valley. The beautiful gardens you will encounter along the way will make the walk even more enjoyable.

Also called the Preachers' Tower, it was one of the most important elements in the city's defense for centuries.
Today from here you can enjoy a wonderful view of the city's Barri Vell, the Convento de San Domènec, the mountains and the surrounding valley.

Park your car here before visiting the city of Figueres.

This beautiful restaurant in the heart of the city offers traditional dishes combined with innovation, imagination and simplicity.
Try the clams in red vermouth, or the dark sausage with roquefort and apples, or the Iberian ham, or the fois gras terrine.
Or try everything! Impossible to choose!
Opening Hours Monday: 1:00 pm - 3:15 pm Tuesday, Sunday: 12:30 p.m. - 3:15 p.m. Thursday - Saturday: 1:00 p.m. - 3:15 p.m., 7:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Wednesday: Closed

Extravagant, surprising, bizarre, eccentric. If surrealism were an architecture, the Dali Museum would be the perfect representation of it.
Dali creates the museum that would house his works as a labyrinth in the form of a theater (the building is constructed over the city's old theater).
This place attracts thousands of visitors each year, each of whom is fascinated by the imagination and creativity of the great Spanish artist, who was born in Figueres.
For me it is one of the places worth the trip! And the most interesting thing is that this place ignites the imagination in each of us, prompting us to imagine and dream inspired by the bizarre shapes of the exterior decorations (they look like eggs!), of the furniture elements (it looks like a face!). Dali thus creates an artist-spectator relationship, in a dialogue that transcends time and space.
Opening Hours Check opening hours on the official website.
October - June Monday: closed (with special openings) Tuesday - Sunday: 10:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
July - August Daily: 09:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
September Monday: closed (with special openings) Tuesday - Sunday: 09:30 - 18:00
Buy tickets online.

Here you can recharge your car.
Type: CCS 5 stations, 5 outlets Power: 50 - 350 kW

Stop by with a coffee and dessert while your car recharges at this café with a sitting area and self-service area.
You can take a few minutes to take a break either at the tables outside in warm weather or in the lounge chairs inside.
Opening Hours Daily: 07:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.

When the charging of your car is finished, return to the road to continue your road trip.

Park your car here before visiting Perpignan.

Welcome to Perpignan! Emblematic city, between sea and mountains, between France and Spain, where this cultural mix becomes something unique and special.
It is also a lucky city, with more than 300 days of sunshine a year, illuminating its monuments of princely architecture.
The heart of Perpignan is Plaça de la Republica, with its beautiful pastel-colored buildings and cafes with outdoor tables.
Stop here for an aperitif before heading to dinner.

Perpignan enjoys the Mediterranean climate and culture, and the same goes for its delicious typical dishes.
This beautifully decorated restaurant offers typical Mediterranean dishes, where very simple foods are spectacularly combined, creating dishes with colours, scents and tastes to die for!
Opening Hours Mondays: 12:00 - 14:00 Tuesday - Friday: 12:00 - 14:00, 19:30 - 22:00 Saturday: 19:30 - 22:00 Sunday: Closed

The time has come to rest in this original hotel (but then again, the name hinted at that...) from the carefully decorated rooms with elements that make them especially cozy.
Tomorrow morning enjoy a wonderful breakfast served on the rooftop! From this terrace you will be able to admire the whole city. Simply stunning!