Costa Brava- Wild Coast

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It extends 200 km north of Barcelona to the French border. Her nature, climate and historical heritage, with marvellous coast are splashed by the mighty Mediterranean, making it one of the most wonderful summer resorts in Europe.

Costa Brava is a coastal region of north eastern Catalonia, in the province of Gerona. Costa in Spanish means Coast and Brava means harsh or wild. The combination of a very good climate and beautiful beaches makes it a place of extraordinary natural beauty and heritage while modern tourist infrastructure has made it the most famous Spanish destination known for an extremely exciting night life. You will never be bored here, because there's something for everyone. A variety of shops, restaurants, bars, clubs, discos, noise, crowds and entertainment (where nothing is a scandal) will provide you with a good time.

The Costa Brava offers cultural and historic attractions as well.

When in Costa Brava, you should visit the Dali Theatre-Museum in Figueres. It displays works of the famous painter, who is considered to be a genius of surrealism. Public eye can see the famous and not so famous ...
... works of Dali. The museum is open year-round.

Fort Peralada is a fortress from the 14th century which today houses a museum and casino. During the summer many cultural events are held here. Former Augustinian monastery church is part of this fortress.

Pals, a small medieval town always attracts visitors for its Gothic cobbled streets and mansions full of history. The city is surrounded by historic city walls.

Gerona is the capital of the province, and referred to as "the city of four rivers", since four rivers meet at this place. The historic old town is a mixture of Roman, Moorish and Jewish influence. The city was founded by the Romans in 1st century BC., and old city walls remains are still preserved.

Baños Árabes - Arab baths in Gerona are located in the old monastery. It dates from the 12th century and its swimming pools, locker rooms and cooling rooms are still well preserved. Baths can be visited throughout the year.

Amurallado Recinto de Tossa de Mar - fortified town of Tossa de Mar has been completely surrounded by walls to protect the city against attacks from the sea. Some parts of the walls, which date from the 12th century, are still preserved, as well as a handful of Roman towers. Visiting the wall is free throughout the year.

Golf is becoming increasingly popular in this region; there are numerous golf courses so that every golfer can find the one that suits him.

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