After more than a year of a pandemic, we are all psychologically very tired. Now that the State of Alarm has ended and the autonomous communities have opened their borders, we can make a getaway to one of the most beautiful towns in the Mediterranean . Destinations that are great to rest and disconnect from the routine, where there are no crowds and life passes in absolute calm.
Cadaqués (Gerona)
Cadaqués is for many the most beautiful town in all of Spain, and as soon as you discover it you will understand why. A beautiful fishing village that preserves the charm of another era, in which its narrow streets full of flowers and its white houses stand out . A visit to the Church of Santa María, of late Gothic style, is essential.
Altea (Alicante)
In the province of Alicante is the town of Altea. Known as “the white pearl”, from the Mirador de Portal Vell there are impressive views of the Mediterranean and the Peñón de Ifach. A town that seems taken out of a story , with cobbled streets and a continuous going back and forth on slopes. The Paseo Marítimo is wonderful.
Peñíscola (Castellón)
One of the most charming towns in the Mediterranean is Peñíscola. The old town is beautiful, and the tour begins at the Portal de Sant Pere , which was built in the 15th century. The main emblem of the town is the Castillo de Papa Luna. You can visit the interior and discover the Patio de Armas and the Gothic Room, among other rooms.
Villajoyosa (Alicante)
Villajoyosa can boast of being one of the most picturesque towns in Alicante. Right next to the beach is the Tower of Hercules, declared an Asset of Cultural Interest . The old town is located on a hill and there are important buildings such as the Church of the Assumption and the Town Hall. E Asset of Cultural Interest and National Artistic Historical Complex.
Fornells (Menorca)
And finally, Fornells, on the island of Menorca. A small fishing village with a beautiful marina and fishing port . The Castillo de San Antonio is a key visit, although today there is not much left of it. To get to know the old town, it is best to forget the map and get lost in the narrow streets full of craft shops and restaurants.
