Museums and cultural activities on the Costa Brava

The Cap Roig Festival is an iconic event that combines the passion for music with the stunning natural beauty of the Costa Brava. Every year, this festival attracts thousands of music lovers from all over the world, offering a unique experience in an incomparable setting.

Located in the magnificent botanical gardens of Cap Roig, with panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea, the festival offers a diverse selection of internationally renowned artists in a stunning setting. From intimate concerts to spectacular performances, the Cap Roig Festival offers a musical experience for all tastes.

Hotel Mas Rabiol is located in the vicinity of this emblematic event, giving you the opportunity to fully immerse yourself in the magic of the festival and then retire to rest in a quiet and relaxing environment.

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The Temporada Alta festival is one of the most important and anticipated cultural events of the year in the region of Girona and the Costa Brava. Held annually, this prestigious fall festival offers exceptional programming including theater, dance, music and film, attracting artists and spectators from around the world.

During the festival, you can enjoy a wide variety of high-quality shows, from local productions to international acts. The Temporada Alta stages are distributed across various theaters and cultural spaces in and around Girona, providing a vibrant platform for artistic expression and creativity.

Hotel Mas Rabiol, strategically located close to the main festival venues, offers the perfect accommodation for those who want to immerse themselves in the rich cultural offering of Temporada Alta. After a night of fascinating shows, you can relax and recharge in our comfortable facilities, ensuring a complete and memorable experience.

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The Monumental Complex of Sant Sebastià de la Guarda is a historical treasure located on the top of a hill with panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea. With an impressive Romanesque church and a medieval watchtower, this site offers a fascinating look into the past and a unique experience for visitors.

The Gala Dalí Castle in Púbol is a medieval fortress located in the town of Púbol, in the Baix Empordà region (Girona), which Salvador Dalí acquired and restored as a residence for his muse and wife, Gala. Dalí transformed the castle into an intimate space, decorated in his unmistakable surrealist style, featuring furniture, paintings, and architectural elements designed or selected by him. It is also the place where Gala is buried. Today, it forms part of the Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation museums and can be visited as a unique expression of Dalí’s love for Gala and his creative universe.

The Dalí Museum in Figueres is an essential destination for lovers of surrealist art and admirers of the creative genius of Salvador Dalí. Located in the artist's hometown, the museum houses an extensive collection of his masterpieces, offering a unique and immersive experience in the world of surrealism.

The Museu Castell de Perelada is a fascinating museum located in a restored medieval castle. It offers a captivating look at the history and architecture of the region, with exhibits showcasing historical artifacts and chronicling the rich cultural heritage of Perelada and its surroundings.

The Peratallada Herb Fair is a window to the world of nature and local traditions. With an educational focus, it offers a wide variety of herbs and artisanal products, from fresh herbs to salves and liqueurs, providing a unique experience to visitors.

The Peratallada Medieval Fair is an annual event that transports visitors back to medieval times. With a charming atmosphere and activities for the whole family, it offers craft markets, music and dance shows, as well as traditional food tastings. A unique experience in a historic environment.

Located in the heart of Peratallada's old town, the Tower of the Hours is one of the most iconic structures of the medieval heritage of the Baix Empordà region. This square-based tower, built with carved stone, was part of the old fortified enclosure and served as a watchtower and defensive structure during the Middle Ages.

Its name comes from the clock installed in modern times, likely in the 19th century, which still lends it character and distinction. The tower is seamlessly integrated into the village’s architecture, in a setting of remarkable beauty and historical interest, and is a key point of reference for visitors eager to explore the rich past of Peratallada.

Strolling through its surroundings feels like stepping back in time, with cobbled streets, stone façades, and corners that retain the essence of a bygone era. The Tower of the Hours is, without doubt, a must-see for lovers of history, architecture, and Catalonia’s cultural heritage.

The Iberian City of Ullastret is the largest Iberian archaeological site in Catalonia and offers a fascinating insight into the culture of the Indigetes, the Iberian people who lived in the Empordà region before the arrival of the Romans. Set on a hill with privileged views, it preserves walls, towers, and housing remains that reveal what life was like over 2,000 years ago.

The Archaeology Museum of Ullastret, located within the site, displays original artifacts found during excavations, including ceramics, weapons, and coins. An ideal visit to discover the origins of the region in a truly unique natural and historical setting.