This river, located at the north-eastern end of Catalonia, begins its course in the Pyrenees and, after traveling 208 km and covering a basin area of ​​3,010 km2, flows into the Mediterranean Sea. The route allows you to discover the legacy that the river has left on its banks, symbols of the dynamism of its people. And it also allows you to discover a changing landscape: high alpine mountain, medium mountain, agricultural, coastal, urban, riparian and wetlands.

When your city is beautiful and you can enjoy its view from an also beautiful and emblematic building, after it had been closed for years... you can't but feel grateful. 

Seeing Madrid from the 26th floor of the Edificio España building was the perfect alternative this year to celebrate San Isidro, patron saint of Madrid. Festivities were cancelled because of the restrictions due to the pandemic, but when you see Madrid from up there... boy, it looks like there is no virus around! People walking down the streets are so small... all you see is Madrid's magnificent architecture, the wonderful green shades of its parks in the spring, and the unique blue color of its sky...

Here we say "De Madrid al cielo" (From Madrid, right to the sky), and this was as close as we could get to a walk on the clouds over beautiful Madrid.