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Summary
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September 2007
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La Marina
This month we travel to one of the regions with the most personality in País Valencià: la Marina. This is a surprising place with four natural parks and a marine reserve. It is also an area with impressive mountain ranges, peaceful valleys and a coastline full of idyllic spots.
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El Baridà, in the shadow of the Cadí range
Between La Cerdanya and Alt Urgell, in the middle of the foothills of the Pyrenees, lies a beautiful overlook from which one can see every season of the year intensely played out.
On the outskirts of Tàrraco
We discover the huge footprint left by the Roman city of Tarragona beyond the official city limits.
Barcelona Markets
We visit the markets of Barceloneta, Galvany, el Ninot, Santa Caterina and La Boqueria in search of the best deals and best-kept anecdotes.
Menorca of the talayots
We travel round the island to find out about and understand the prehistoric culture that left these impressive funereal monuments as their legacy.
Where’s Carme Ruscalleda?
We chat with the most internationally renowned Catalan chef to find out how she runs her two restaurants, one in Sant Pol de Mar and the other in Tokyo.
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