If you think that the best way to get in touch with a territory is by walking and living with intensity everything that nature itself transmits, in the Vall de Boí you will find a valley ready to be discovered on foot. From the natural richness that the Aigüestortes National Park offers you to the

Fire Paths Discover fire trails, magic and passion through itineraries that will take you to the most spectacular lighthouses in the region. The Fallas, declared an intangible cultural heritage of humanity on December 1, 2015, are the fire festival of the Pyrenees. Camins de Foc wants to follow in the footsteps of our ancestors along

From the ninth century on the southern slope of the Pyrenees, the territory was organized into counties dependent on the Frankish kingdom, within the Hispanic Marca. During the 10th century, the Catalan counties gradually disassociated themselves from the Carolingian Empire until they achieved political and religious independence. The Vall de Boí was part of one

They say that traditions are only kept alive if they are celebrated year after year by the people of the territory themselves as a fact of their own and not simply as a legacy of the past. The festival of the Fallas has long been a tradition rooted in the villages of the Vall de

Boí Taüll offers skiers everything they need to enjoy skiing at the highest level with the highest elevations in the Pyrenees (2,751m. Maximum altitude and 2,020m. Minimum). It also offers a privileged situation facing north, which guarantees excellent quality snow. It has a complete ski area, without queues or crowds, and one of the most