Puigcerdà, a first-rate tourist enclave in the Girona Pyrenees, offers an easy walking route, ideal for families, covering the main attractions of the town in an estimated duration of four to six hours.

The itinerary begins at the Plaça de Santa Maria, in the historic center, highlighted by the bell tower, a local symbol. After having refreshments in nearby establishments, it is recommended to follow the Carrer Major to observe the old houses and local shops.

The second highlight is the Lake of Puigcerdà. A complete circuit around the lake can be done thanks to the flat path. From there, the route continues towards the Camí de Rigolisa, which offers spectacular views of the Pyrenees.

Cerdanya gastronomy is another major attraction, with a wide offer based on local products such as cured meats, cheeses, and artisan cakes. The region's star dish is trinxat, highly valued by visitors.

For the winter months, there is the possibility of preparing longer snow routes around Puigcerdà. In this case, it is essential to bring the appropriate equipment, adapt the route to physical capabilities, and always check the weather forecast.