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S Agaro Travel Guide, Costa Brava
The development of this residential area began in 1924
The residential area of S'Agaro stands on a rocky headland between Platja d'Aro and Sant Feliu. Development began in 1924 on private initiative and the original plans, by Rafael Maso, were extended in 1940 by Francesc Folguera in the same refined, classical noucentista style.
Pals Travel Guide, Costa Brava
A beautifully restored medieval village
The municipality of Pals is made up of 2 areas, the three-and-a-half kilometre beach of Pals, ideal for water sports and the inland restored medieval village of Pals. You have the chance to play other sports such as golf, tennis and so on. Here the visitor will find a natural setting with marshes and rice fields, ideal for walking or bicycle rides. A high quality is offered for tourists- hotels, campsites, apartments, pensions, rooms, rural tourism and a large variety of restaurants and typical...
L Estartit Travel Guide, Costa Brava
Indiano architecture and the natural beauty of the Medes Islands
L'Estartit is most outstanding for its interesting landscapes and stunning natural beauty, with views over the bay, the Medes Islands and the surrounding protected countryside. Within the village, special mention should be made of the fishing harbour and the Passeig del Molinet seafront promenade. Furthermore, there are buildings with interesting architecture, such as Casa Salietti house, dating from the beginning of the 20th century, and the Casas de los Indianos (built in Latin American...
Platja d'Aro Travel Guide, Costa Brava
All that is needed for enjoying your holidays
Platja d'Aro, Castell d'Aro and S'Agaro are the most touristic and commercial complex on the Costa Brava. Platja d'Aro is located in an enchanting spot in the heart of the Costa Brava, next to a beach of golden sand, plentiful in small heavenly creeks which will undoubtedly delight those who enjoy nature and fishing. Platja d'Aro owns an infrastructure of services in accordance with nowadays' needs and requirements regarding leisure, culture, cuisine and trade; in other words, this town...
Roses Travel Guide, Costa Brava
Founded by Greek sailors, the old Rhode is a living museum
The oldest town in Catalonia (Rhode), Roses is a living museum mapped out by the traces of the passing ages, and as a privileged place that was lodged deeply in the affections of the many cultures who once inhabited its past. Adorned by a wide and varied range of artistic and historical monuments, it lies at rest sustained by the perfect scenic and geometric setting of the bay, a perfectly sheltered spot to enjoy the sandy beaches: Plain set against the rocky outcropping of Cape Creus.Roses was...
Caldes de Malavella Travel Guide
Thermal water and Modernist architecture
Caldes de Malavella invites you to visit our region. Located on the La Selva plains, halfway between the Costa Brava and the Les Guilleries mountain range, it is rich in contrasts, heritage and tradition. Its thermal water is its most important, distinct and unique attribute, having exerted a direct influence on the town’s evolution, including its artistic heritage, over the years. Our town invites you on a walk through history, among Roman ruins, medieval remains and Modernist and...
Camos Travel Guide, Costa Brava
A few kilometres south of Banyoles
A few kilometres south of Banyoles, the village of Camos has a population of 600 and is surrounded by scattered farmhouses and hamlets. The Romanesque church of Santa Magdalena stands in the village.
Madremanya Travel Guide, Costa Brava
A beautifully preserved example of a medieval village
Madremanya is a beautifully preserved example of a medieval village. Madremanya is located between Girona and La Bisbal d'Emporda.
Torrent Travel Guide, Costa Brava
The medieval village of Torrent
The medieval village of Torrent, 6km west of Begur, has managed to preserve its rustic feel while still injecting a vitality into its labyrinth of narrow streets and squares.
Palamos Travel Guide, Costa Brava
A busy port for fishing
Palamos is situated at the eastern end of the wide bay that bears its name. On a headland overlooking the busy port for fishing, trade and pleasure boats, which was founded in 1279 by the King Peter II “the Great”, stands the old quarter, with its still medieval layout. The modern districts that line the bay bear witness to the prosperity brought about by the cork industry and later by the tourism.
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