Audio Guide of Casa Gassiot

The Olot Tourist Office, at Plaça de Sant Roc, 1, is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 14:00 and from 16:00 to 18:00; it is closed on Mondays and Sundays. You can easily get there on foot from the center or by bus; check the official website or call +34 972 26 00 51 for the latest confirmation.

A visit to the Olot Tourist Office is completely free, as it is a tourist information point. You would only pay for additional services such as detailed maps if you request them, but basic assistance is free of charge.

It is recommended to allow between 30 and 60 minutes to get information, maps, and personalized advice. If you are planning specific routes around La Garrotxa, it could take a little longer.

Olot Tourism is the central hub for discovering the rich history of Olot, the birthplace of volcanism in Spain and home to the Olot School, known for 19th-century religious sculpture. It serves as a gateway to the volcanic and Modernist culture of La Garrotxa.

The best time is during spring (April to June) or autumn (September to October) to enjoy mild weather and fewer crowds; avoid July and August because of the heat. Go early in the morning to avoid lines and keep the rest of the day free for exploring.

Yes, the office is accessible, with an adapted entrance and no major architectural barriers. It also has accessible restrooms; confirm details on the official website or by phone at +34 972 26 00 51.

Nearby you will find the Volcano Museum, a 5-minute walk away, the Basilica of Sant Esteve, and the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park. You can also explore volcano routes such as Croscat, ideal to combine with your visit.

Bring your phone fully charged so you can download free route apps, and ask about audio guides or interactive maps. Set aside time for the staff’s personalized recommendations, and visit in the shoulder season for unhurried service.