PLACES OF INTEREST
Around the Can Panxo Apartments you will find a variety of places that deserve a visit due to their uniqueness. Below you will find a description of the most prominent ones
LA TERRA DE DALÍ
Cadaqués and Cap de Creus
Cadaqués is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful towns in Catalonia, the postcard that every traveler has imagined at one time or another of a white and traditional fishing village. Cobbled streets that descend from the top of the village towards the sea, decorated with bougainvillea and full of charming corners.
From Cadaqués we find an eight km road that takes us to Cap de Creus. A place full of coves and cliffs with the constant presence of the tramontana. The seabeds of Cap de Creus are of great ecological richness and we find a variety of marine ecosystems. In 1998 it was declared a marine reserve.
The old policeman's house, together with the lighthouse, we find a bohemian restaurant where you can enjoy a meal and contemplate the beauty of the sunset.
NATURE IN PURE STATE
Wetlands Natural Park
of the Empordà
This protected natural space that includes the mouth of the Fluvià river and part of the Gulf of Roses, about 4700 hectares whose aim is to preserve, improve and enhance the natural, zoological and botanical systems.
More than three hundred species of birds have been identified that make wetlands their refuge and resting place. During the migratory periods from February to June and from July to October, thousands of birds they use this place of rest and feeding.
UN VIATGE AL PASSAT
Besalú
Besalú was declared a national historical site in 1966. Count with an important medieval site considered one of the best preserved in Catalonia. It stands out for its majestic Romanesque bridge that gives the entrance to the town and is above seven arches and two towers. Its good conservation is a great example of medieval architecture. Apart from its political and social influence, Besalú stands out for its Jewish community that knew how to coexist with the Christian community of the time.
UNA CAPITAL SORPRENENT
Girona
The city of Girona enjoys an extraordinary capacity for attraction due to its privileged location, its history and its artistic and artisan wealth. The city allows you to trace more than two thousand years of history where the medieval area that was shaped between the 11th and 15th centuries stands out, the old Carolingian wall of the late medieval period, the Jewish quarter , in a magnificent state of conservation, the houses of the river Onyar, the cathedral and the basilica of Sant Feliu.
EL LLEGAT D´UN GENI
Salvador Dalí Museum
The Salvador Dalí Museum Theater was inaugurated in 1974 and built on the remains of the old municipal theater of Figueres and is considered the last great work of the genius. Everything in it was thought and conceived to offer the visitor a great experience, a surreal experience, transporting the visitor to a unique and captivating world.
The lobby and lounge were the only rooms preserved intact during the theater fire at the end of the Spanish Civil War.
1,500 works of all kinds are exhibited in the theater museum: paintings, sculptures, engravings, photographs...
THE ROMAN EMPIRE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN
The ruins of Empúries
Two kilometers from L'Escala are the ruins of Empúries. The Greeks settled here at the beginning of the 6th century BC and later the Romans began the Romanization of the Iberian Peninsula. Today, Greek and Roman remains and a Hellenistic harbor coexist in an excellent state of conservation. The museum and the ruins are open to the public all year round, but during the summer season the traveler will have the opportunity to enjoy many complementary activities that will make the visit a highly recommended activity
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