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Casa-Museu Salvador Dalí
Dalí’s former home in Portlligat, preserved as a surrealist house museum with studios, personal objects, and sea views. It is the town’s signature cultural attraction and usually requires timed entry.
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Dalí’s former home in Portlligat, preserved as a surrealist house museum with studios, personal objects, and sea views. It is the town’s signature cultural attraction and usually requires timed entry.
Influential gallery associated with the town’s modern artistic identity, historically connected with avant-garde exhibitions. A strong stop for art-focused visitors.
Historic chapel in the old town that is occasionally used for cultural and art exhibitions. Worth a quick stop for local programming and architecture when open.
Scenic bay and small settlement next to Cadaqués, famous for Dalí’s house, white boats, and calm water. It is one of the area’s most iconic walking destinations.
The old town’s maze of whitewashed lanes, stone stairways, and bougainvillea-framed houses. It is the essential place to wander for atmosphere, photography, and sea views.
A network of dramatic coastal viewpoints with rugged cliffs, sea panoramas, and windswept landscapes. Highly popular for photography and short scenic stops.
Traditional Catalan fisherman's stew with local rockfish, potatoes, garlic, and saffron, strongly associated with the Costa Brava.
Rice cooked with cuttlefish or squid and its ink, giving it a deep black color and rich seafood flavor common on the Empordà coast.
Roasted eggplant, peppers, and onions dressed with olive oil, a classic Catalan side dish widely eaten in the region.
Well-known contemporary restaurant by acclaimed chefs, famous for creative shared plates and polished yet relaxed service.
Established seafood-focused restaurant with sea views, known for traditional Costa Brava dishes in a charming setting.
Popular traditional restaurant and fishmonger-backed spot, appreciated for fresh seafood and authentic local atmosphere.
Prices are moderate overall, but summer stays and seafront dining cost more than inland Costa Brava towns.
Tipping is modest. Round up in cafés and taxis. In restaurants, leave about 5-10% for very good service; service is often included in prices.
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