Catalunya is an autonomous community in northeastern Spain with Barcelona as its capital city. The main languages spoken are Catalan and Spanish. It has a population of around 7.5 million inhabitants and its national day is September 11th. Some of the most important cities besides Barcelona are Lleida, Tarragona, and Girona. Notable geographic areas include the Pyrenees Mountains, Costa Brava coastline, Ebre delta, Montserrat mountain, and Balearic Islands. Traditional foods include bread with tomato and butifarra sausage. Popular dances are sardanes and stick dancing, and castellers are performed at village festivals. The catalan donkey and Saint George are important cultural symbols.

1. Catalunya
Joan Domingo

2. Where is it? Languages:
-Catalan
-Spanish
Inhabitants:
7.500.000 persons
Hymn:
Catalonian flag: “Els segadors”
Catalonian day:
11th September

3. Most important cities
Barcelona(capital) Lleida
Tarragona Girona

4. Most important geographic spots
Costa Brava
Pyrenees Mountains
Ebre delta
Montserrat
Balears islands

5. Traditions
The most traditional meal is bread The catalan traditional dances are
with tomato and butifarra. sardanes and stick dance.
In villages mayor
festivals there
are castellers
The main catalan symbols are the
catalan donkey and Sant Jordi
(the patron sain of Catalonia).