What to do in Port de la Selva?

This little corner of Cape Creus has some of the best beaches on the Catalan coast. Many of them have been highlighted by the Government of Catalonia with the highest recognition for the quality of its waters and its care entorn.Cada one has its own personality; we find from sandy beaches, beaches made up stones rounded by the action of the sea and wind over time, but all have in common the crystalline water that characterizes the Cap de Creus, perfect for practicing there any maritime activity.

For most of “cadaquesencs”, the local people, it is a special place, but for visitors it is more than a special place, for many people it is like an island, and for some others it is remote town, for the residents it is part of their life and for holidaymakers it is like home… Cadaqués offers a great deal of sensations, experiences and values.

The present Portlligat House-museum was Salvador Dalí's only fixed abode from 1930, the place in which he normally lived and worked up till 1982 when, upon Gala's death, he took up residence at Púbol Castle.

The Peralada Castle Museum  is located in an old 14th-century Carmelite convent.The museum displays the private collections of the castle: the library, which contains nearly 100.000 books; the ceramics collection, featuring 1.000 different pieces; the glass collection, which is considered to be the most important in Spain and one of the largest collections in the world by a single owner, with more than 2.500 pieces; the cloister, which houses the stone collection; the Gothic church, with its 14th-century coffered ceiling; and the wine museum with a very complete display of objects related to the wine culture, dating from the 14th century onward. The tour ends in the convent cellar, where the well-known Gran Claustro wine is still produced today.

The Dalí Theatre-Museum is the largest surrealistic object in the world. It is located in  the  the former Municipal Theatre, a 19th century construction destroyed at the end of the Spanish Civil War. On its ruins, Dalí decided to create his museum.

The castle of Sant Ferran is considered to be Europe's largest bastion fortress and declared of Cultural interest, classified as a historical monument

One of the most interesting in Catalonia, the historic city of Girona invites visitors to trace its more than 2000 years of history through two fortified enclosures, the Força Vella and the Medieval Quarter. The Força Vella dates back to the Roman foundation while the medieval extension of the city walls was carried out during the 14th and 15th centuries. The city's artistic heritage has been preserved in the numerous monuments that have survived until today. The highlights of Girona are rounded off by the impressive old Jewish Quarter or Call, with its beautiful streets and porticoed squares, and by the exuberant baroque spaces and Noucentisme-style buildings by architect Rafael Masó.

At the head of the Verdera Sierra rises one of the most interesting complexes for discovering the Mediaeval world. Here we find three elements that represent the pillars of feudal society: those who pray, in Sant Pere de Rodes Monastery; those who produce, in the village of Santa Creu; and those who fight, in Verdera Castle.