Exploring Medieval Towns in Costa Brava, Catalonia
By
Keith Jenkins
Summary
This article explores medieval towns worth visiting in the Costa Brava region of Catalonia, Spain. While the coast is known for its beaches and tourism, the article highlights inland towns in the Baix Empordá region and Garrotxa Volcanic region that feature well-preserved medieval architecture, rich history, and unique charm. It includes recommendations for restaurants and serves as a travel guide for those looking to explore beyond the typical coastal attractions.
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· 3 pulledThe name Costa Brava literally means 'rugged coast', a reference to the spectacular cliffs and hundreds of coves that line the coast.
While the coast is a perennial favourite amongst many Europeans looking for sun, sand and sangria, there's a lot more to discover.
Steeped in history and home to well-preserved medieval architecture, these Costa Brava towns and villages each have their own charm and a
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