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Asclepi a Empuries mirant el Mediterrani a la Costa Brava

Greek gods in Costa Brava

by Lourdes Reixach

In 1908, archaeological excavations began in Empúries. The Junta de Museus, under the direction of Josep Puig i Cadafalch and with the support of Enric Prat de la Riba, had bought the land with the intention of studying the first Greek settlement on the Catalan coast. The team of archaeologists, …

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Categories Catalan History Tags Costa Brava, Empúries Leave a comment
yacimiento arqueológico de Empúries

The birth of Empúries

by Lourdes Reixach

In a natural bay between the rivers Ter and Fluvià there is the monumental complex of Empúries, about 30 hectares where the remains of a Greek city and another from romans are preserved. It seems that the settlement of Empúries dates back to the Bronze Age, in the ninth century …

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Categories Catalan History Tags Costa Brava, Empúries, Girona Leave a comment
Visita guiada a la Vila Vella de Tossa de Mar en la Costa Brava

Pirates at Costa Brava

by Lourdes Reixach

We missed the landscapes of Catalonia and now that confinement is over, here we take them to you. We have started with a coastal landscape at the exceptional coast of Costa Brava. Beach even on cloudy days. Our first destination was the Costa Brava. Girona province coastline is an endless …

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Categories Catalan Landscapes Tags Costa Brava, Girona, Pirates, Tossa de Mar Leave a comment
Coca de frutas confitadas para San Juan

Saint John’s Eve Party

by Lourdes Reixach

The most magical summer night On the night of June 23, one of the most popular celebrations in Catalonia takes place, the “Revetlla de Sant Joan”. All the towns and cities of Catalonia celebrate the festivity of Saint John and, although not everybody do so in the same way, the …

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Categories Catalan Traditions Tags Saint John Day, summer Leave a comment
Necrópolis romana de Barcino

The Roman Necropolis of Barcelona

by Lourdes Reixach

The bombings suffered in Barcelona during the Civil War left the Plaza de la Villa de Madrid of Baarcelona in very poor condition. In 1954, while the repairs were being done, they found the remains of about 85 tombs from the Roman period of the 1st and 2nd Centuries AD. …

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Ou com balla del claustre de la Catedral de Barcelona i patis del Barri Gotic

L’ou com balla and other traditions of the Corpus

by Lourdes Reixach

L’ou com balla (the egg as it dances) is a tradition of the Corpus Christi holiday that consists of putting an empty egg in a spring of water, so the egg dances with the force of the water. To empty the egg, a small hole is made, which is then …

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