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“Castells” are human towers, built with a technique that requires great coordination and skill. The people who form part of the castle are called "castellers". The castellers stand on top of each other, forming several floors, until an impressive structure is created that can be very tall. These human towers are built traditionally during the festivals within Catalonia.

“Castells” are human towers, built with a technique that requires great coordination and skill. The people who form part of the castle are called "castellers". The castellers stand on top of each other, forming several floors, until an impressive structure is created that can be very tall. These human towers are built traditionally during the festivals within Catalonia.

“Castells” are human towers, built with a technique that requires great coordination and skill. The people who form part of the castle are called "castellers". The castellers stand on top of each other, forming several floors, until an impressive structure is created that can be very tall. These human towers are built traditionally during the festivals within Catalonia.

“Castells” are human towers, built with a technique that requires great coordination and skill. The people who form part of the castle are called "castellers". The castellers stand on top of each other, forming several floors, until an impressive structure is created that can be very tall. These human towers are built traditionally during the festivals within Catalonia.

“Castells” are human towers, built with a technique that requires great coordination and skill. The people who form part of the castle are called "castellers". The castellers stand on top of each other, forming several floors, until an impressive structure is created that can be very tall. These human towers are built traditionally during the festivals within Catalonia.

“Castells” are human towers, built with a technique that requires great coordination and skill. The people who form part of the castle are called "castellers". The castellers stand on top of each other, forming several floors, until an impressive structure is created that can be very tall. These human towers are built traditionally during the festivals within Catalonia.

“Castells” are human towers, built with a technique that requires great coordination and skill. The people who form part of the castle are called "castellers". The castellers stand on top of each other, forming several floors, until an impressive structure is created that can be very tall. These human towers are built traditionally during the festivals within Catalonia.

“Castells” are human towers, built with a technique that requires great coordination and skill. The people who form part of the castle are called "castellers". The castellers stand on top of each other, forming several floors, until an impressive structure is created that can be very tall. These human towers are built traditionally during the festivals within Catalonia.

“Castells” are human towers, built with a technique that requires great coordination and skill. The people who form part of the castle are called "castellers". The castellers stand on top of each other, forming several floors, until an impressive structure is created that can be very tall. These human towers are built traditionally during the festivals within Catalonia.

“Castells” are human towers, built with a technique that requires great coordination and skill. The people who form part of the castle are called "castellers". The castellers stand on top of each other, forming several floors, until an impressive structure is created that can be very tall. These human towers are built traditionally during the festivals within Catalonia.

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