Founder of CatalunyaInfo
Martí Aguilera founded CatalunyaInfo, an independent editorial project publishing practical, verified information about Catalonia in Catalan, Spanish and English.
CatalunyaInfo is a project by Martí Aguilera. Martí is studying for the Higher Vocational Diploma in Multiplatform Application Development (DAM), having completed the Intermediate Diploma in Microcomputer Systems and Networks (SMX), and plans to go on to a degree in Computer Engineering.
Martí is the founder and CEO of NuviaDev, a company that builds fully custom websites for local businesses and entrepreneurs, helping them stand out online with modern, functional designs true to their identity.
Passionate about technology, Martí is always looking for new things to learn and for projects that make a real-world difference.
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We publish practical, verified information: how to get there, when it is worth going, what to bear in mind, and where to check the official source. All of it in Catalan, Spanish and English, with the same information in each language rather than a machine translation of half the content.
We are not a public authority or a tourist board, and we are not an aggregator: every page is written here, citing where each fact came from.
Voting by post in Spain's 29 November election: the deadline to apply, how to do it at Correos or online, when the papers arrive, the last day to send your vote and voting in person.
The Renfe Group train drivers' strike on 10 and 12 November 2026: who called it, what it affects, Rodalies minimum services and what you can do.
The education strike in Catalonia on 26 November 2026: who called it, whether schools open, minimum services and what parents need to know.
The 11 November 2026 general strike in Barcelona and Catalonia: hours, who called it and why, minimum services for transport, schools and health, and strikers' rights.
Strikes under way and coming up in Barcelona and Catalonia, what runs on each day (trains, metro, buses, health, schools) and the official minimum services.
Drawn to staff a polling table on 29 November: how you find out, the deadline and where to ask to be excused, the €75 allowance, time off work and the penalty for not turning up.
Whether there is school on Monday 7 December 2026, and each town's four free days of the 2026-2027 school year, from the town council or its municipal school council.
The 2027 Three Kings parade in Barcelona, Girona, Lleida, Tarragona, Igualada and other towns: what time it starts, the route, where the Kings arrive and what opens on the 6th.
Metro, buses, NitBus, Rodalies, FGC and tram on 24, 25, 26 and 31 December and 1 and 6 January: the 2026-27 hours or, until they are out, last Christmas's.
When each resort opens in 2026-27 (Baqueira 28 November, FGC from 4 December) and all of them in one table: kilometres, day pass and car-free access.
The Sundays and holidays when shops may open in Catalonia, from the official gazette: what is left of 2026, the 2027 calendar and the shops that may always open.
Christmas markets in Barcelona and Catalonia in 2026: the dates organisers have confirmed, last year's dates for the rest, and where each one is held.
Three rules order everything else.
If we cannot verify it, we do not publish it. Saying we don't know beats filling a gap with a well-written guess.
The official source prevails. We always link the original, and where two sources disagree we explain the discrepancy instead of quietly picking one.
Facts go stale. Every page carries its verification date in plain sight, so you can judge for yourself whether it still holds.
The full criteria are in our editorial policy and on the sources page.
We use AI tools to support drafting and to generate some illustrations. Nothing is published automatically: everything goes through human review, and editorial responsibility is always human.
Generated images are always labelled in the caption, and we never present them as real photographs of a specific place.
Found an error? Tell us — it is the fastest way to get it fixed. To suggest something, or simply say what is missing, the contact form goes straight to the desk.
