The must-see towns of the Costa Brava
The must-see towns of the Costa Brava
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The most beautiful thing about the region

Charming villages on the Costa Brava

Very close to Castelló d'Empúries are some of the most charming villages on the Costa Brava and in the interior of the province of Girona. Cobblestone streets, medieval fortresses, stone facades, and a unique cultural heritage make these towns the perfect complement to an unforgettable stay in the Alt Empordà region.


Cadaqués
The most emblematic town on the Costa Brava

Cadaqués

Cadaqués stands out internationally as one of the most beautiful fishing villages on the Iberian Peninsula. Its iconic white houses, narrow slate streets, and secluded location overlooking the Mediterranean Sea have historically captivated artists such as Salvador Dalí.

Exploring its historic center, visiting the Salvador Dalí House-Museum in Portlligat, or savoring its seafood cuisine along the seafront are just some of the must-do experiences in the region. Its proximity to the Cap de Creus Natural Park makes this town a prime destination for combining unspoiled nature, art, and exceptional coastal scenery.

Peralada
History, wine and heritage

Peralada

The medieval town of Peralada is widely recognized for its imposing Peralada Castle, its deep-rooted winemaking tradition of the Empordà DO and its valuable monumental heritage.

A stroll through its historic center reveals medieval squares, the Cloister of Sant Domènec, and a top-tier wine region where you can visit wineries and taste local products. Its proximity to Castelló d'Empúries makes Peralada an essential cultural excursion for delving into the history and gastronomy of the Costa Brava's interior.

Pals
A medieval jewel between the sea and the Empordà

Pals

The historic center of Pals boasts one of the best-preserved medieval ensembles in Catalonia. Its imposing walls, golden stone defensive towers (such as the famous Clock Tower), and elevated viewpoints offer a fascinating journey through the architecture of the 14th and 15th centuries.

From the highest point of the village, at the Josep Pla viewpoint, you can enjoy spectacular views of the Empordà plain and the Medes Islands. Its proximity to the coast makes it the ideal destination to combine a sun and beach holiday with an enriching medieval cultural getaway.

Besalú
A trip to the Middle Ages

Besalú

Besalú stands out as one of the most monumental and photographed medieval towns in Catalonia. Its iconic 11th-century Romanesque bridge, which spans the Fluvià River, welcomes visitors to a cobbled urban layout that transports them directly back to the Middle Ages.

Declared a National Historic-Artistic Site, the town preserves an invaluable Jewish heritage (such as its mikveh, or ritual baths), as well as beautiful Romanesque churches and arcaded squares. Its accessibility from the coast makes it an excellent option for a day trip to discover cultural tourism and Romanesque architecture in the province of Girona.