A route designed to show readers of Pla’s works some of the author’s significant places in Palafrugell and the municipality. The route is marked by biographical and literary references of the author.
The route can be done by following indications you will find in the Josep Pla Route File available at the Josep Pla Foundation in the author’s birthplace in Palafrugell, which is also where the route starts.
It is available in Catalan, Spanish and arranged in English and French.
For further information on the route, click here: Josep Pla Route
More specific guided tours are spontaneously organised. For further information on these and the Foundation in general, click here: Josep Pla Foundation
ACTIVITIES JUNE 2019 All the activities from June to Palafrugell (Calella, Llafranc, Tamariu, Llofriu, Ermedàs). Exhibitions, carnival, music, dance, theater, concerts, markets, gastronomy, exhibitions, market, marches, guided tours and much more! We’re waiting for you in Palafrugell! You can also follow us on www.facebook.com/turisme.palafrugell or at www.palafrugellcultura.cat ACTIVITIES JUNE 2019 Click here for more information about events and [...]
+ MOREEmbarrassed, I apologized to those seated around me as I sat down to what I can only describe as one of the most memorable meals of my life… http://thewanderinggourmand.com/flors-violes-festival-in-palafrugell-spain/
+ MORESPAIN’S HIDDEN GEM – LA PETITA COSTA BRAVA BY George Keegan Stretching along Spain’s eastern seaboard in Catalonia (spelt Catalunya in Catalan) is the very beautiful Costa Brava. There are some 220km of coastline stretching right up to the French border containing many areas of natural beauty. It has a mild Mediterranean climate meaning [...]
+ MORE10 SIZZLING REASONS TO VISIT PALAFRUGELL Apearl in the middle of Costa Brava, the city of Palafrugell includes the picturesque beachside towns of Calella de Palafrugell, Llafranc and Tamariu. A short transfer from Barcelona or Girona airports, here are 10 reasons why this slice of Costa paradise should be top of your destination wish list. [...]
+ MORECoris julis is the name given to this hermaphrodite fish so singular to our coastline, which in Palafrugell we call julivia. The male is green and blue with red lines and a black trace at the base of its back, the female is brown with orange tones and when she changes sex she turns an intermediate colour. [...]
+ MOREEvery first Saturday of July enjoy the popular sounds of our fishermen, havaneres. Live from Port bo Square, at the background from the screens in the adjacent beaches or on TV from home (TV3 channel). Ticket sales from May 27, 2019 at 10 o’clock More info about habaneras: www.havanerescalella.cat
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