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Inspect the mud architecture of these fascinating ruins and reconstructions and marvel at the wonderful view of the sea from this clifftop location.
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Amid the excitement of the Costa Brava, this natural and secluded sandy stretch has amenities similar to the region’s more popular beaches.
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Three floors in a magnificent 19th-century “Indiano” house hold a small museum that is ideal for learning the storied history of Lloret de Mar.
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Climb to the top of this historic castle, which is set on a cliff high above the water and offers picturesque views over the beach and city.
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Go for a walk in one of Catalonia’s finest gardens, an elegant expanse of greenery found in a dramatic setting overlooking the sea.
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Just a few minutes from the resort towns of Costa Brava, one of Europe’s biggest waterparks features dozens of rides.
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A marble altar from Italy and a collection of model ships adorn the interior of a fascinating structure paid for in the 18th century by nearly the entire town.
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Swim, sunbathe and enjoy exciting water sports at this beach near Lloret de Mar. Use convenient ferry connections throughout the area to get here.
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Indoor and outdoor games and attractions make this an ideal place to visit on a rainy day or when kids want a change from the beach.
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Go for a walk in one of Catalonia’s finest gardens, an elegant expanse of greenery found in a dramatic setting overlooking the sea.
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Go for a walk in one of Catalonia’s finest gardens, an elegant expanse of greenery found in a dramatic setting overlooking the sea.
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Just a few minutes from the resort towns of Costa Brava, one of Europe’s biggest waterparks features dozens of rides.
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