45ª Festival de Torroella de Montgrí: Classical Harmony in a Catalan Coastal Town

Every August, the medieval town of Torroella de Montgrí in Spain’s Costa Brava transforms into a sanctuary for lovers of classical, early, and contemporary music. The 45th Festival de Torroella, held from August 3 to 22, 2025, will once again bring together world-renowned performers, intimate venues, and a coastal charm that feels tailor-made for summer culture.

Whether you’re attending a candlelit recital in a Gothic church or a free open-air performance in the town square, this festival offers an elevated experience of music in an unforgettable setting.

What to Expect at the 2025 Festival?

Now in its 45th edition, the Festival de Torroella will feature:

• Opening concerts led by some of Europe’s finest orchestras
• Solo recitals by celebrated pianists and vocalists
• Early music and baroque interpretations by expert ensembles
• Contemporary pieces, emerging performers, and cross-cultural collaborations
• Evening performances in venues such as Sant Genís Church, Espai Ter Auditorium, Museum of the Mediterranean, and Plaza de la Vila

This isn’t just a festival—it’s a season of sound that lets you slow down, connect deeply with music, and explore Catalonia’s cultural roots.

Why Visit Torroella de Montgrí?

Torroella isn’t a big city. It’s a village surrounded by vineyards, ancient architecture, and sea breezes—a place where music is part of the landscape.

In between performances, you can:

• Explore the Museum of the Mediterranean
• Visit Palau Solterra, a mansion-turned-photography museum
• Hike to Montgrí Castle for sweeping views
• Relax in quiet cafés and farm-to-table restaurants

Practical Information for Festivalgoers

• Ticket Prices: €10 to €25 per concert
• Daily Attendance: Over 10,000 attendees
• Target Audience: Primarily ages 25 to 50 and above
• Surroundings: Village setting with walkable access
• Accommodation: Partner hotels and local stays available
• Transport: Accessible via train, tram, bus, or car
• Accessibility: Full support for disabled guests
• Art Disciplines: Music, Classical Music, Early Music, Opera

This makes the festival ideal for couples, solo travelers, and cultural tourists looking for a more meaningful European summer experience.

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Before the First Note Plays…

Attending the 45th Festival de Torroella is a celebration of more than music—it’s an invitation to immerse yourself in Spain’s rich artistic soul, to slow your pace, and to experience summer at its most lyrical. From Gothic echoes to open-air harmonies, this is a journey worth making.

Pack lightly, bring an open heart, and install your Voye eSIM so you never miss a cue.

FAQs – Festival & Mobile Travel Tips

Where is the Festival held?
In the village of Torroella de Montgrí, Costa Brava, Catalonia, Spain.

What genres are featured?
Classical, early music, opera, and new collaborative formats.

Is mobile data needed?
Yes. While some areas offer public Wi-Fi, a Voye eSIM provides reliable access for directions, booking, and real-time updates.

Is the town accessible by public transport?
Yes—trains, buses, and taxis run regularly from Girona and Barcelona.

Are venues accessible for people with disabilities?
Yes, all festival venues are equipped to support disabled guests.