The Hospice, built at the end of the eighteenth century and situated in Olot city centre, houses the Garrotxa Museum and the Landscape Observatory of Catalonia. It is ideal for events that require a unique and exclusive setting.
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The Renaissance cloister of El Carme, declared a Site of National Cultural Interest, is one of the most noteworthy and well balanced cloisters in Catalonia. It forms part of the ancient convent of El Carme, in which the Olot School of Art is housed today. It is an ideal venue for outdoor activities such as concerts or presentations.
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