Overview
Vic is a historic Catalan city in Barcelona province's interior, sitting in a depression surrounded by mountains where fog is common. The city preserves Roman and Iberian heritage alongside medieval architecture, serving as a stage on the Catalan Way of St.
Architecture · Day Trips · Food · History · Museums
Before you go
Accessibility
The MEV Museum is adapted for people with reduced mobility and offers wheelchair rental. Contact individual venues about their accessibility features.
Connectivity
The MEV Museum offers free WiFi throughout the building. Most restaurants and hotels provide WiFi for guests.
Emergency
Local police are located at Pl. de la Ciutat. For emergencies, dial 112 throughout Spain.
Food
Vic is famous for cured meats including fuet, llonganissa, and botifarra. Pork products are local staples. Many restaurants are concentrated around Plaça Major and Carrer de Sant Miquel dels Sants.
Money
Spain uses the euro (€). Credit cards are widely accepted at hotels, restaurants, and shops. ATMs are available in the city center.
Transport
Vic train station provides regional rail connections. Multiple parking options exist including free street parking on Avinguda del Països Catalans and paid Saba parking at Plaça Major.