Who is the impostor in Montblanc?
Self-guided family visit: Discover the impostor of Montblanc!
"Discover the impostor of Montblanc" is a self-guided family visit for enjoying, through play, Montblanc's architectural, cultural, natural and agri-food heritage. Participants tour the town to see various heritage features, and at each stop they will be introduced to different aspects of Montblanc, a historical figure linked to each place and a small challenge.
The "Discover the impostor of Montblanc" cards cost 10 euros. A pencil is provided for solving the activities.
What is the recommended age for this activity?
Between 9 and 12 years old.
Is the space and/or activity adapted for people with reduced mobility and/or functional diversity?
No.
Are the facilities equipped to look after babies?
No.
In which languages is this activity offered?
Catalan, Spanish, English and French.
When does this activity take place?
This is a self-guided activity that can be done at any time.
Social media
Instagram: @montblanc_medieval
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