Each town has its own particularities and is unique on its own. The location of Hotel Costa Brava is perfect for excursions to these towns during your vacations. Combining exceptional beaches with inimitable locations sounds like a perfect plan.
 

TOP-10 of villages to visit in the Costa Brava
 

1- Peratallada
 

One of the most beautiful and authentic medieval villages of Catalonia. Its stone streets, its castle and the climbing plants adorning the walls and windows resemble the most beautiful postcards in Tuscany.
 

2- Pals
 

It is said that being in Pals is like traveling in time. It is located on the top of a mountain and still preserves the medieval spirit with which it was built. Its urban, historic and cultural heritage is its greatest attraction.
 

3- Madremanya
 

It is a small rural village. Madremanya comes from the Latin expression "Mater Magna", in English, "great mother". The Parochial Church of San Esteban is its most representative place.
 

4- Monells
 

The great attraction of this medieval town is concentrated in its square, which cinema lovers have seen in the film "8 Apellidos Catalanes". The Gothic church of Sant Genís is still preserved since the medieval period.
 

5- Púbol and La Pera
 

The charm of the medieval villages and the rural spirit are perfectly visible in Púbol. Hiking, cycling and the Castle of Púbol, known for having been the residence of the Gala, the muse of Dalí, are its greatest attractions.
 

6- Palau Sator
 

This beautiful Empordà village continues to maintain its medieval architecture. Inside its walled and slightly inclined center, stands out the great Tower of Hours. The parochial church of Sant Pere de Palau-sator dates from the Romanesque period of the 12th century and was built outside the walls.
 

7- Vullpellac
 

The historic centre of Vulpellac was declared landmark of national cultural interest in 2009. It is structured around the castle-palace and the parish church of Sant Julià and Santa Basilissa with its representative paved streets.
 

8- Cruïlles
 

It is on the left side of the River Daró. The Church of Santa Eulàlia, with Romanesque paintings and a gothic altarpiece, the hermitage of the Virgen de la Esperanza and the tower in tribute of the old Cruïlles castle, with a circular floor and about 26 meters high , and the monastery of Sant Miquel de Cruïlles, are the main landmarks of this village.
 

9- Ullastret
 

It is known for its archaeological sites from the Iberian era. It is one of the best preserved in Catalonia. Ullastret is located on a gentle elevation and surrounded by walls that constitute a proof of its medieval identity.
 

10- Corçà
 

Corçà includes the villages of Casavells, Cassà de Pelràs and Matajudaica. The Hermitage of Santa Cristina and the Chapel of San Sebastián are the architectural references. The town centre is eminently medieval.
 

Which town are you most curious about? Get to know them during your stay at Hotel Costa Brava!