パラヴァ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

With nice restaurants and bars

Very nice favorite for this little pass through a pine forest. A real must!

Wonderful medieval city out of the bitten paths. Nice cage on main market.

We made a route through this area, Peratallada is a picturesque medieval town located in the Bajo Ampurdán region, in the province of Girona, Catalonia. Its name means "carved stone", referring to the stone used in its construction. Without a doubt, it is the one we liked the most with the permission of the others The town is completely surrounded by walls and defense towers, and its historic core is made up of a set of cobbled streets and stone buildings dating from the 10th century. The church of Sant Esteve, built in the 13th century, is one of the most outstanding monuments of Peratallada. There you will find a terrace where they make good sandwiches. In addition, Peratallada has a wide gastronomic offer, with restaurants that offer typical dishes of the region, in our case it was only a breakfast.

Bike path along the Ter with its nature reserve.

In case of rain or humidity, you can take the footbridge and stop at the Gualta roundabout itself.

This small town in the Baix Empordà has been declared a Historic-Artistic Site and Cultural Asset of National Interest, due to its well-preserved medieval architecture. The original constructions of Peratallada are strongly marked by their fortified character. It had three wall enclosures (12th to 13th centuries), the main one being the one with the castle in its center. In addition, the outer enclosure was protected by a moat dug into the rock, with a depth of eight meters. Of the castle, the keep and the palace (11th to 14th centuries) stand out, with another important building being the church of Sant Esteve (13th century).

Known as the Pont de Gualta, it is a construction from the 16th and 17th centuries, located in the municipality of Gualta, in the Baix Empordà region (Girona). It has five eyes, with lowered arches, of different light. Its state of conservation is very good and it is one of the accesses to the town of Gualta. Next to the bridge is a commemorative monolith of the defense of the population against the French army during the war against Napoleon in 1809.