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Girona &
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“Girona is worth a visit at any time of year,
offering gastronomy at its very best and some
delightful terrace bars to pass the time of day.”
Girona, the capital of the Costa Brava has
all the charm of a large city but without the
crowds; a very “human-sized” city that will
leave you walking around awestruck with your
eyes wide open and your mouth agape at
all it has to offer: its streets, festivals, cultural
activities, restaurants, tourist services and
events. Girona is worth a visit at any time of
year, offering gastronomy at its very best and
some delightful terrace bars to pass the time
of day.
The Dali Triangle includes Cadaques, Figueres
and the lesser-known Púbol. They’re great
places to visit to enjoy Costa Brava art, local
food and the sea. Portlligat, Dali’s House in
Cadaques, is a group of fishing houses which
Dali reformed in order to install his workshop
and place of residence. The Dali Museum
in Figueres, originally a theatre, houses the
spectacular building designed by the man
himself. It’s the most well-known of the three
points of the Dali Triangle in the Costa Brava.
Púbol Castle, close to L’Estartit, is the last dot
to connect the Dali triangle in the Costa Brava.
It’s a small fortification from the 11th century,
which Dali gave to his muse Gala in order to
fulfil his promise to make her the queen of a
castle.
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