Charming towns in Baix Empordà
Discover the magic of the charming towns of Baix Empordà. From the medieval atmosphere of Peratallada to the rural charm of Monells, each town tells a unique story. Stroll through the cobbled streets of Forallac, admire traditional pottery in La Bisbal d'Empordà and immerse yourself in history in Ullastret. Explore these hidden treasures and be captivated by the authenticity of the region.
Peratallada
Peratallada, a picturesque medieval town located in the Baix Empordà region, is one of the most popular destinations for its unique charm.
Its cobbled streets, its moat dug into the rock and its medieval wall bear witness to its history. A well-preserved castle hosts summer events, along with the Romanesque church of Sant Esteve and squares that seem to stop time.
Forallac
Forallac is a charming town located in the Baix Empordà region. Known for its medieval atmosphere, Forallac will allow you to stroll through cobbled streets, discover old stone houses and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
Additionally, the town is home to the impressive church of San Ciro, an important historical monument.
La Bisbal d’Empordà
Known as the Catalan capital of ceramics, La Bisbal d'Empordà stands out for its varied production, from utilitarian to decorative pieces and those applied to construction. Its characteristic colors of red, straw yellow, green and blue, along with the shiny finish of the pieces, easily distinguish it.
In addition, it houses the Terracotta Ceramic Museum, located in an old factory with a unique industrial architecture, where the ovens and production spaces are preserved.
Monells and Ullastret
Monells, a charming medieval town built around an ancient castle, preserves the ruins of its walls and fascinating architecture. From the picturesque houses to the magnificent arcaded Plaza Jaume I, where a medieval market used to take place, every corner breathes history and beauty.
Ullastret, the largest Iberian city discovered in the Iberian Peninsula so far, invites you to explore its ancient streets and houses that were part of the capital of the Iberian "indigets" tribe. Crossing its imposing wall transports you to times past, while you enjoy unique panoramic views of the landscape that the writer Josep Pla called Empordanet.