Carnival
Plan your visit in February to witness the 'Carnaval de Terra Endins', a major cultural event in the region.





Torelló is a significant town in the Osona region of Catalonia, Spain, deeply shaped by its location at the confluence of the Ter and Ges rivers. Historically a hub for the textile and wood-turning industries, the town preserves a unique architectural character that tells the story of its industrial past. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere, exploring local squares and the riverside parkland. It is most famous for hosting the 'Carnaval de Terra Endins', one of Catalonia's most traditional and exuberant festivals. Beyond the town center, the surrounding landscape provides ample opportunities for hiking and enjoying the rural beauty of central Catalonia.
Torelló is a significant town in the Osona region of Catalonia, Spain, deeply shaped by its location at the confluence of the Ter and Ges rivers. Historically a hub for the textile and wood-turning industries, the town preserves a unique architectural character that tells the story of its industrial past. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere, exploring local squares and the riverside parkland. It is most famous for hosting the 'Carnaval de Terra Endins', one of Catalonia's most traditional and exuberant festivals. Beyond the town center, the surrounding landscape provides ample opportunities for hiking and enjoying the rural beauty of central Catalonia.
Rich industrial history along the Ter river.
The vibrant 'Carnaval de Terra Endins' festival.
Scenic hiking trails in the Ges valley.
Traditional Catalan culture and local markets.
Catalan is the primary language spoken, though residents are generally bilingual with Spanish.
Outside of major festivals, the town is quite peaceful and follows a traditional local schedule.
Winters can be foggy and cold due to its location in the Osona plain.
Plan your visit in February to witness the 'Carnaval de Terra Endins', a major cultural event in the region.
Try local charcuterie from the Osona region, which is famous for its high-quality cured meats.
Authentic Catalan culture and riverside walks.
EUR €
$60-$110 p/day
Catalan, Spanish
The town is accessible by train from Barcelona, making it a feasible day trip for those without a car.
February, May-June, September-October
Ideal for hiking in the nearby mountains and enjoying the blooming riverside flora.
Warm temperatures are perfect for outdoor festivals, though mid-day can be quite hot.
A beautiful time to explore the local forests as the leaves change color.
Cold and often foggy, but the highlight is the vibrant Carnival celebrations in February.