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At the foot of Tossa de Mar's old town lies the new town of Vila Nova, the tourist hub with its numerous bars, restaurants, and shops. In front of the new town is the large beach of Platja Gran, which is divided by the Tossa River along its edge facing the old town.

Beautiful old town to walk and look around

Beautiful old town to walk and look around

History of Sant Miquel Castle Currently, Sant Miquel Castle belongs to the municipality of Girona, but until 1974 it belonged to the municipality of Celrà. The architectural complex is located on the top of Puig del Castellar, at 394 meters above sea level. From its strategic location you can see the Valley of Sant Daniel, the town of Celrà, the plain of Empordà and the city of Girona. The complex, made up of a section of wall, a watchtower and a hermitage, dates back to medieval times.

Tossa de Mar is a picturesque coastal town on the Costa Brava in Catalonia, Spain. It is known for its beautiful old town surrounded by medieval city walls and towers, as well as its idyllic beach and crystal clear waters. Particularly impressive is the well-preserved fortress **Vila Vella**, which stands high above the sea and offers stunning views of the coast. Combining Mediterranean beauty with historic charm, Tossa de Mar is a popular destination for travelers looking to enjoy culture, nature and beach relaxation.

Very nice little place.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaCuz9HwYfo Sant Martí d’Empúries, a medieval neighbourhood dependent on L’Escala, is one of the oldest settlements in Catalonia, inhabited since the 9th century BC. It was a peninsula and one of the most important Mediterranean ports thanks to trade with Phoenicians, Punic and Greeks. Until 1064 it was the seat of the county of Empúries, and still preserves part of its medieval wall. The church of Sant Martí (1538) was built on a pre-Romanesque temple from the year 926, and also stands out the Casa Forestal, in modernist style, headquarters of the Iberia Graeca foundation. Opposite it are the remains of the old castle, which inspired Víctor Mora for Captain Trueno. Its narrow streets and the Plaza Mayor offer a charming atmosphere with restaurants and local cuisine. In addition, the Empúries promenade connects Sant Martí with L’Escala, allowing you to discover the beaches of Empúries, the Greco-Roman site and the Moll Grec, in an environment full of history and beauty https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQolJ0xfOL8

With nice restaurants and bars