I assume you’ve parked your car and you’re ready for action. Now I’ll guide you to a square where I used to spend hours playing football when I was little. I don’t know whether Joan Miró ever played there, but the kids of my age who went to Cal Guapo, your first goal, did.
Here’s the first riddle:
I won’t make it difficult to get to the place of that name,
as it’s the starting point for the game.
Just find your way to the Plaça Joan Miró.
And when you get there, you’re ready to go!
Information: Cal Guapo, also known as Cal Pegot, is a house of architectural interest that was built on the old cemetery and is currently protected by municipal bylaws. You’ll see several elements made with “trencadís” (broken tile mosaic) and a private garden with some really interesting trees. In the early twentieth century some young people from the area built one of the town’s short-lived football pitches where the stands were church pews!
Another chromatic riddle,
as Cal Guapo is a brightly coloured house.
We’re asking you for a colour. Take a good look at the walls you can see, not just the façade!
On the side wall you’ll find this entrance crowned by these gorgeous blue tiles.
So the answer is:
BLUE
