1. Vila Vella
Tossa de Mar’s walled Old Town – the Vila Vella – is a medieval must-see. Wander through the wonderful warren of cobblestone streets to the hilltop castle for sublime sea views.
2. Municipal Museum
In the heart of the Vila Vella, sits the Municipal Museum. Housed in the 14th century Casa Falguera, there’s a cool collection of contemporary art and Roman artefacts to admire.
3. Santa Clotilde Gardens
For the best vantage point in Lloret de Mar, you can't beat the clifftop Santa Clotilde Gardens. These pretty landscaped gardens provide the perfect platform for picture-perfect snaps.
4. Water World
One of Europe’s biggest and best waterparks, Water World, is just a stone’s throw from Lloret de Mar and makes for an exciting jaunt for little and big kids alike.
5. Citadel of Roses
This 16th-century structure is Roses’ star attraction. Its origins date back even further, so you’ll find a fascinating collection of Roman and Greek ruins hidden behind the great stone walls.
6. The Dali trail
The Costa Brava is the birthplace of surrealist Salvador Dali. Hit the ‘Dali Triangle’ to tick off his mind-bending work at a museum in Figueres, his house in Cadaqués and castle in Pubol.
7. Girona
Get ready to marvel at Girona’s medieval splendour. Navigate the narrow streets, past the riverside houses, through the old Jewish Quarter and finish at the grand baroque cathedral.