Costa Brava is the region in Spain popular to many people all over the world. Abundant with beautiful locations, the beaches are the most visited areas here. Hotel Costa Brava on a beachfront can be a nice choice to relax your self. It is particularly the site in Spain that attracts numerous Europeans from northern countries, and so as to those from countries in Asia and other continents.
The sceneries are spectacular here to sightsee. Lots of fascinating views are to be had. The medieval towns to trip to for Costa Brava destinations such as follows:
Pals – this is one of the municipalities in the region of Costa Brava that is composed of two areas:
- The beach of Pals which is 3 ½ kilometer. This is ideal to do some water sports.
- The restored medieval village of this town is the best scene inland. There are also available active sports to do inland such as golf, tennis and more. And the most exciting to see are the magnificent appearance of rice fields and marshes in a natural setting. Out in the field, you can go for a walk or ride a bicycle to tour around the spot.
In Pals, there is high quality accommodations offered including among the best of Costa Brava apartments, hotels and hostels, pension house, villas, and campsites too. In addition, typical markets and shopping areas, large variety of eating places in the rural are in great quantity.
Peratallada – this is a town village in Costa Brava situated rightly between the hills in Gavarres and the plain lands of the Baix Emporda. This was once proclaimed as a historical artistic monument of the Catalonia’s most significant as regards to mediaeval architecture.
The unique attraction that widely distinct it from Pals maintains its typical appearance- the narrow and windy streets, the fortified castle in company of its homage tower, as well as the10th to 13th century walls, the Romanesque Church of Sant Esteve since 13th century are among the most worthy possessions of this town, and the 11th to 14th century exists palace- the Peratallada Castle; you can imply two clearly special sectors: the palace and the fortified centre that was acknowledged since 1065. The defensive center is built on a massive sandy rock pedestal. The palace is built up with a range of bodies of constructions that inhabits a great conservatory.
Interestingly, the palace is surrounded with a central square such as old hospital, known as ‘Tower of the Hours’ or Torre de les Hores, Gateway of the Virgin, and the old prison.



Costa Brava is one of the visited places in the Mediterranean vicinity. If you are familiar with most of their tourist spots and attractions, you probably haven’t heard of these three interesting places in Costa Brava.