La Villa de los Mares, located in the Girona town of Sant Feliu de Guíxols, owes its privileged views to its exceptional location: between the blue waters of the Costa Brava and the intense green of the Gavarres Natural Park. Two paradisiacal locations, but not the only ones, as just five minutes away we find the medieval village of Castell d'Aro with its famous "Pessebre vivent" (check dates), and the tourist town of Platja d'Aro 365 (open 365 days a year) with its colourful Carnivals. And, although these suggestions may be enough for the traveller, we encourage you to visit the Medieval Villages of the Empordà. A route by car or by bicycle that will transport you to the heart of feudal Catalonia (download route). And, in case you are curious after visiting Pals, Monells... La Garrotxa never leaves you indifferent. The majesty of the Besalú bridge, the calmness of the waves over the Estany de Banyoles or the impressive cliffs of Castell Follit de la Roca will mark the traveller in such a way that they will always long for to return. Just like the old quarter of Girona, which under the slogan "Girona m'enamora" (Girona makes me fall in love) floods the social media with snapshots of this millenary city. Streets, monuments and restaurants have been the setting for hundreds of films and/or television series. But if we talk about muses, we cannot forget Gala and the mystical Dalí triangle. An essential route for lovers of art and Salvador Dalí that runs through the towns of Púbol (Gala-Dalí Castle), Portlligat (Dalí's house-museum) and Figueres (Dalí Museum). And, even if we wish to return to La Villa de los Mares, not before bathing in the turquoise waters of Cadaqués, a fishing village, like Palamós.