Vila Vella remains the main historical symbol of Tossa de Mar. This fortress is the only stronghold on the Costa Brava that has survived till our days. The name of the fortress means the “Old Town” (Old Town). It was built at the beginning of the 12th century and was successfully protecting the coastline from the pirates and other conquerors for several centuries. Behind the thick walls of the remarkable fortress, visitors will find many interesting constructions. There are houses of local fishermen and even a small church. Local people carefully restored all buildings in the Old Town, but many fragments of the protective walls are still in ruins.
Tossa de Mar is a fairly small town. You can find many small shops with souvenirs, food, and clothing from local brands here. But if you want a thorough shopping experience with a detour of … Open
The charming resort town of Tossa de Mar has always been one of the most attractive destinations on the Costa Brava. For many years, the miraculous sea views of this region have inspired … Open
Camino de la Luz lighthouse is one of the most symbolic landmarks of the seaside town. Despite the fact that it was built relatively not long ago, in 1917, local people consider it one of the most important national symbols. There is an interesting thematic museum, Museo del Far de Tossa , open in the lighthouse. The exhibition of the museum is dedicated to the history of Mediterranean lighthouses and sailing. Having looked at the items exhibited, visitors of the lighthouse can relax in the nearby restaurant and try delicious fish dishes. Finally, the observation deck on the top of the lighthouse is the best place to admire the panoramic view of the coast.
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