Rupit i Pruit tourist office

The Rupit i Pruit tourist office is at camí de Sant Joan de Fàbregues 1, the path that leads to Sant Joan de Fàbregues. It is more than a leaflet counter: almost all of the municipality's signposted routes, the guided tour of the village and the family games start from here. If you arrive by car, leave the vehicle in the municipal car park, at the entrance, and continue on foot.

Contact and hours

The office answers on 610 24 24 42 and 938 522 003, and by email at [email protected]. It also posts news on Facebook (turisme.rupitpruit) and Instagram (@turisme_rupitipruit). The Town Council website does not give its opening hours, so if you go on a weekday or out of season, call beforehand so you do not find it closed. At the office there is one of the village's three public defibrillators.

What you can do from here

The office answers questions about the cultural and natural heritage of Rupit i Pruit, and is the starting point for several activities:

• Guided tour of the old town. An hour through the historic centre, by reservation: €70 per group of up to 20 people and free for under-10s.
• The en Rupes game. A phone treasure hunt that starts at the office and ends at the Soler viewpoint, in an hour and a half. The night version is played with the QR code outside the office.
• Walking routes. From here start, among others, the route from Rupit to Tavertet along the Cinglera de l'Avenc, of 15 km, and the path to the Salt de Sallent, of 3 km. Ask at the office for the Camins del Collsacabra leaflet.
• Living nativity. In the last edition tickets were sold only on the day and at this office.

Tips

Rupit fills up at weekends and on public holidays. If you want to take the guided tour or get directions in peace, arrive first thing or go on a weekday. For long routes, ask about the state of the paths and how to organise the return: the Tavertet one is linear and does not return to the starting point. For the routes, wear mountain footwear; for a stroll round the village and the hanging bridge, comfortable shoes are enough.

At the entrance to the village, between the car park and the stream, there is a picnic area with three tables, a ping-pong table and an open space for children, as well as a playground. The municipal swimming pools are open to the public in summer. If you arrive without a car, the office can confirm the timetables of the bus from Vic.