Castellers de Vilafranca win world's top human towers competition with 10-tier construction
Thousands participate in gathering dating back to 1932 that draws international attention
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Human towers tradition returns to festivals across Catalonia, with restrictions
A maximum of 160 participants are allowed to take part in the ‘castellers’ tradition
Traditional human towers return at heart of tradition after 20-month hiatus
Valls host 'castellers' Covid clinical trial with 100 local team members
Human tower teams plan first show since pandemic in clinical Covid study
Two groups with 50 members each will form pillars in Valls to celebrate Sant Joan festival
A decade since human towers declared part of UNESCO Heritage of Humanity
Numbers of ‘castells’ teams have doubled and spread throughout the world
Catalonia's human tower groups hope new season can go ahead
Main 'casteller' event in Tarragona still not canceled as concerns about coronavirus crisis cast shadow over summer program
Human towers rise high in California
Vilafranca 'castellers' group brings long-standing Catalan tradition to Golden Gate Bridge
Human towers get Tarragona's Santa Tecla Festival underway
Catalonia's unique custom of building 'castells' made of tiers of people the main feature on first Sunday of southern city's annual festivities
Varying degrees of success at Vilafranca del Penedès' human towers festival
Saint Felix celebrations sees Catalonia's top four tower-building ‘colles’ attempt daring ‘castells’
All set for quintessential human towers festival
Vilafranca del Penedès hosts one of the season’s top events with four of the best groups
Reaching for the sky: Catalonia's human towers
The long-standing cultural tradition recognized by UNESCO is a spectacular sight in town squares all over the country
Everything you ever wanted to know about human towers
Third volume of 'castellers' encyclopedia presented in Barcelona, with remaining instalments set to be completed by 2020
Human towers reach new heights with seven-story all-women construction
Records and barriers (but no people) tumbled in the exceptional effort this weekend to mark International Women's Day