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From the nearby car park you can start a short walk to the remains of Santa Creu de Rodes (Iglesia de Santa Helena) - or hike longer tours on the Way of St. James

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The Green MEPs Jordi Solé and François Alfonsi, and the Social Democrat Éric Andrieu, launched a letter to Pedro Sánchez and Emmanuel Macron, presidents of Spain and France respectively, calling for the reopening of the crossings to be discussed at the 27th Franco-Spanish summit on 19 January in Barcelona. The letter, signed by 31 MEPs, was presented at a press conference at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. Two days later, on 20 January, residents of Espolla reopened the coll for the annual Feria de l'Oli y de l'Olivera in the village. However, on 23 January the French authorities closed the crossing again.

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Great old chapel. Must see 🤩

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Interesting facility, well maintained

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqdtWaXXCyM One of the best-known legends of Port de la Selva is related to the Monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes, which is located on a hill near the town. Legend has it that, long ago, when the monastery was at its peak, a young man named Pere arrived in the area. Pere was a pilgrim looking for shelter and food, but when he arrived at the monastery, the monks did not want to help him. Desperate, Pere continued walking and finally reached Port de la Selva. There, an older woman named Martina took him in and gave him food and shelter. In gratitude for Martina's generosity, Pere promised to build a church in honor of Saint Peter, the patron saint of fishermen, on the site of the monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes. Over time, Pere kept his promise and the monastery became an important religious center.

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Port de la Selva has a long history dating back to Roman times, when it was known as "Portus Veneris." For centuries, it was an important fishing and commercial port on the Costa Brava. Fishing and agriculture have been traditional activities in the area. Over the years, tourism has become a major source of income due to its picturesque seaside location. The Port de la Selva Festival is generally celebrated in honor of Saint Nicholas (Sant Nicolau) around December 6. During this holiday, the town is filled with festive events, parades and activities to celebrate its patron saint.

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The Coll de Banyuls is a mountain pass and border crossing between France and Spain, located in the Albera Massif, the easternmost extension of the Pyrenees. This pass connects the Spanish municipality of Rabós (Alt Empordà, Catalonia) with the French commune of Banyuls-sur-Mer (Pyrénées-Orientales, Occitania). The saddle point of the Coll de Banyuls is located at about 357 meters above sea level. This pass was blocked with large rocks by the French government on January 11, 2021, under the pretext of curbing irregular immigration and the terrorist threat. However, a grassroots organization that was committed to opening the closed border crossings (Esborrem Fronteres) reopened it on January 20, 2023 using an excavator.

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Idyllic place with beach, cafes and supermarket

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