Culture and museums

Santa Clotilde Gardens are worth a visit if you spend your holidays in Lloret de Mar. The gardens have created a place of great beauty, on a cliff with stunning views of the sea. This wonderful garden is a true example of the spirit that formed the modernist movement in Catalonia at the beginning of the 20th century.

http://lloretdemar.org/es/que-visitar/no-te-lo-puedes-perder/334-jardines-de-sta-clotilde

Sant Romà Church is one of the obligatory stops on a walk through the centre of Lloret de Mar, and one of the town’s most iconic buildings. This church is built in the Catalan Gothic style with fortifications.

http://lloretdemar.org/es/que-visitar/no-te-lo-puedes-perder/299-iglesia-de-sant-roma

When you visit the Sea Museum, you will find yourself immersed in an authentic journey through the history of Lloret de Mar and its close ties to the sea. This house is an example a house built by the “Indians” - Spaniards who went to make a fortune in the Americas and returned.

http://lloretdemar.org/es/que-visitar/no-te-lo-puedes-perder/335-museo-del-mar-can-garriga

This is an interesting route between 5 towns in the interior (Arbúcies, Sant Hilari Sacalm, Viladrau, Olost and Sant Feliu Sasserra). Find out about witchcraft and banditry in the forests of Montseny, Guilleries and Lluçanès.

It is made up of rural trails for hiking and bicycle touring, as well as events related to the same themes, such as:

• Witches Fair in Sant Feliu Sasserra
• Bandit Summer and The Dance of the Witches in Viladrau
• The Spell and Serrallonga Is Back! in Sant Hilari Sacalm
• Rocaguinarda's Fair in Olost-Land of Witches and Bandits Fair in Arbúcies.

Years ago, each coastal town had an establishment, usually a type of guild type, that would dye fishing nets. Currently there are very few left: on the Costa Brava, only the “Sa Perola” building in Calella de Palafrugell and “Es Tint” in Lloret de Mar has been recovered.

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