Places of interest

Places of Interest in Roses and Surroundings

Roses is an excellent starting point to discover heritage, nature and leisure on the Costa Brava. From the historic centre to hidden coves in Cap de Creus, everything is within short distance. If you travel with family, in a group or prefer to avoid the s

Roses Citadel

Roses Citadel

A walled archaeological site featuring Greek, medieval and modern remains, as well as a museum with temporary exhibitions. Walking along its ramps and viewpoints offers views over the Gulf of Roses and the harbour, with shaded areas for hot days.

Recommended service: transfer to the main entrance with waiting time to visit the museum at your own pace, or a scheduled round trip if you wish to combine it with the beach or lunch along the seafront promenade.

Aquabrava Water Park

Aquabrava

A leading water park in Alt Empordà, featuring children’s areas, lazy rivers and high-adrenaline slides. In summer and on public holidays, it usually attracts large crowds, especially early and late in the day.

Recommended service: morning drop-off with arrival at opening time and scheduled pick-up at closing time or after lunch, allowing time for showers and changing. Ideal for families with backpacks and swimming gear.

Empuriabrava

Empuriabrava

The largest residential marina in Europe combines navigable canals, extensive beaches and waterfront terraces. Visitors often alternate between the beach, boat trips and dinner by the canal, so planning transport between areas is advisable.

Recommended service: multi-stop transfer (accommodation → beach → restaurant area) with short stops and a scheduled return time, avoiding parking searches during peak hours.

Figueres

Figueres

The cultural capital of the region, famous for the Dalí Theatre-Museum, as well as La Rambla, Sant Ferran Castle and its lively shopping district. Visiting the museum is best enjoyed with enough time and without worrying about queues or lockers.

Recommended service: transfer to Figueres with sufficient waiting time for the museum and a stroll through the town centre, or a staggered round trip if you wish to add lunch on La Rambla before returning.

Cap de Creus

Cap de Creus

A natural park of rocky landscapes shaped by the tramontane wind, crystal-clear coves and panoramic viewpoints. Some access roads and parking areas are limited during high season, and the routes can be narrow.

Recommended service: drop-off at viewpoints or trailheads with a scheduled pick-up at another point in the park, adjusting times according to your chosen route and sea or wind conditions to make the most of the best daylight hours.

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