Cultural Catalonia, Cava & Coastal Cruise
On Allure of the Seas

Catalonia is a traditional corner of northern Spain with is capital – Barcelona being one of Spain’s visited cities. Lapped by the waters of the Mediterranean this eclectic seaside city is packed with attractions and things to do. Highlights include the atmospheric medieval quarter, surprising modernist architecture as well as iconic masterpieces by the famous architect Antoni Gaudi. Further afield with in Catalonia lies the mountain top monastery of Montserrat. At 1236 metres, with sweeping view of the Catalonian lowland this religious retreat is today, one of Spain’s top tourist attractions. No trip to the explore the cultural highlights of Catalonia would be complete with out a trip to one of the regions wineries where you learn the history of Cava production. You will visit the Cordoniu Cellar with an impressive 450-year history and the world’s largest underground cellar! To make you stay in Catalonia even more interesting, embark on a full day to explore Figueres and Girona. The first stop is birthplace of the surrealist genius Salvador Dali and is home to the Teatre-Museu which is devoted to the artists’ works. Your journey continues to the city of Girona of the River Onyar, known for medieval architecture, walled Old Quarter and one of the best-preserved Jewish quarters to be found in Europe. Set sail across the Mediterranean and explore the stunning French and Italian Riviera’s which are full on unique and iconic destinations to explore including the colourful fishing village of Portofino, the artist Tuscan capital of Florence home to the Uffizi Gallery, the iconic Tower of Pisa and the historical heart of Italy – Rome.