As its name suggests, Arròs9's main offering is signature rice dishes, as well as traditional Catalan cuisine. They make a dozen rice dishes, including brothy, creamy, and dry rice dishes, with meat, fish, and vegetables. One of the secrets to the excellent quality of their rice dishes is the sofrito, which they cook over low heat until the onions are perfectly caramelized. Another is that they use quality products such as acorn-fed duck (from Ànec 5 Aglans), an organic duck raised in Lluçanès, and Isla de Río rice from the Ebro Delta. They also have a lobster and crayfish tank to serve the freshest products possible.

Girona, Temps de Flors celebrates its 70th anniversary with no signs of decline and a renewed appeal that suggests a record-breaking edition that could exceed 400,000 visitors. The exhibition, which runs from May 10 to 18, has planned a very special edition featuring 146 floral projects spread across 114 venues. In addition to the traditional monumental settings, new venues are added, allowing access to corners of the city usually off-limits to visitors. This year, moreover, without the threat of drought as seen in previous editions, the organizers promise more flowers, more music, and more light than ever. We review the main new features of this year's exhibition and highlight the must-see venues.

Starting May 10, BBVA will once again be present at a new edition of Girona's Temps de Flors (Flower Time). This year, the bank has been actively participating for ten years in an event that boosts the cultural, social, and economic dynamism of the Girona capital. Every year, Girona celebrates the arrival of May with flowers. Temps de Flors transforms the city into a showcase of floral art and citizen participation for a few days, with historic spaces open to the public, transformed into authentic floral settings.

The colours and aromas of flowers will once again fill the streets, squares and monuments of Girona between 7 and 15 May. Girona's Temps de Flors show, one of the events that bring most tourists to Girona, will almost be back to normal this year after it was called off in 2020 and a smaller, exclusively outdoor edition was held in 2021. "This year's show will not be 100%, but it will be almost normal", says Girona Councillor for Economic Promotion, Glòria Plana, who adds: "Girona recovers the essence of the floral show with connection with nature as a source of inspiration for many of the projects; and, above all, with an eye on hope and optimism that we all need from now on".