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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.

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.

Super nice view from up here. It also has a great restaurant.

Tossa de Mar is a relatively quiet and manageable resort on the Costa Brava. To the north, a sparsely populated coastal mountain range with lots of forest extends to Sant Feliu de Guixols.

These 17th century cannons were recovered from the sea, because during the Napoleonic occupation they were blown up so that the French could not use them. They are very well rebuilt and located in a privileged viewpoint of Villa Vella with spectacular views. They deserve to be visited.

The historic center of Calonge stands out for its impressive castle, documented since 1019, which has a parade ground surrounded by walls with battlements (13th century) and an old tower (11th century) with an almost square floor plan. The castle was destroyed in a fire in 1485 and was rebuilt, being converted into a residential palace in the 16th century. The castle's parade ground is now a public square, where a music festival has been organized since 1967. The church of Sant Martí de Calonge also stands out, whose original structure is Romanesque and which was consecrated in 1423. In the 18th century the church was erected in its current shape, demolishing the central and north nave to convert them into a single nave

Also known as Castell de la Roca, it is located in an excellent viewpoint of the Ardenya massif and the Vall d'Aro. It appears documented for the first time in 1208. From 1231 it was owned by the sacristan of Girona Cathedral. Currently there are only a few parts excavated in the granite promontory where it is located.

Monument of the municipality of Santa Cristina de Aro in the Baix Empordà region declared a cultural asset of national interest. Also known as Castillo de la Roca, it was built between the 12th and 13th centuries.