This document provides information about several famous monuments, landmarks, foods, and traditions in Catalonia, Spain. It discusses Gaudi's unfinished cathedral La Sagrada Familia and Park Güell in Barcelona. It also mentions La Rambla street market, Camp Nou football stadium, traditional Catalan foods like pa amb tomàquet and crema catalana, and cultural traditions like castellers human towers, Sant Jordi celebrations, caga tió Christmas log, and sardana dancing. The document aims to give visitors an overview of iconic sights and aspects of Catalan culture.

1. CATALUNYA/ CATALONIA

2. MONUMENTS AND
LANDMARKS:
La sagrada famíla
Is a very famous
cathedral designes by
Gaudí. They began to
build the church at
1882. It is still in
construction.

3. parc güell
- Was designed by
Gaudí.
- It was build
between 1900 and
1914.
- It is a beautiful
park with lots of
colourful buildings
and sculptures.

4. La rambla- It is a street that never
sleeps: it’s always full
of people; and it is the
border that separates two
neighbourhoods, with the
Raval on one side and the
Gothic Quarter on the
other.
- The Boqueria market is the
most visited in the city
and the largest in
Catalonia, with over 300
stalls. It has a very wide
variety of food.

5. camp nou
- Children who play or
watch football will
love seeing the famous
FC Barcelona stadium
called Camp Nou (which
means new ground) and
the Museu del Barça
museum.
- This is one of the
most popular Barcelona
attractions for
families with
children.

6. FOOD IN CATALONIA
In Catalonia we have lots of
different traditional foods:
Pa amb tomàquet: bread with
tomato and olive oil.
- At Christmas, we eat
“turrons”, these are
traditionally made with
almonds, chocolate and
dried fruits.

7. CREMA CATALANA
A typical catalan
dessert.
It is made with
milk, sugar, eggs
and cinnamon.

8. TURRONS
We eat them at
Christmas,these are
traditionally made
with almonds,
chocolate and dried
fruits.

9. traditions
CASTELLERS: this is a
tower made of people.
https://www.youtube.com/watch
?v=DXld2kRaFUM

10. SANT JORDI
It is similar to Saint
Valentine. The girls
give book to the boys
and the boys a rose to
the girls.
All the streets are
full of roses and
books to buy.

11. caga tió
At Christmas we
celebrate the Caga
Tió. It is a tree
tunk with a face.
On the 24th of
December the children
hit the trunk with a
stick, sing a song
and it gives as small
presents.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBsnLk0bGKA

12. La sardana
It is a traditions
dance in Catalonia.
Boys and girls dance
in a circle and hold
their hands.
The music is played
by a small orchestra
with wind instruments
and drums.

13. we hope you enjoyed our
presentation!