Palamos

Palamos is a city and municipality inside the Mediterranean Costa Brava, positioned inside the comarca of Baix Emporda, in the province of Girona, Catalonia, Spain. Palamos became based and recognised as a village on 3 December 1279 via 'Pere el Gran', 'Comte de Barcelona' Peter III of Aragon. He desired to discovered a new port on the coast as the previous royal port in the place at Torroella de Montgrí at the River Ter had silted up. Evidence of an early settlement lies round 1.7 kilometres north-east of the town, on a rocky promontory at the north end of Platja de Castell beach.

The Castell de los angeles Fosca is a stone agreement of the Iberian Indigetes people which dates from the sixth century BC. The town's predominant economic activities until the second 1/2 of the 20th century were fishing and cork manufacturing. In the sixties, but the metropolis noticed a speedy growth of tourism. The architecture of Palamos itself remained fairly unchanged with most improvement focused to the south at Sant Antoni de Calonge which now merges with Palamos. The city's nightlife is targeted on the old port which is surrounded by way of bars and restaurants. It is one of the great place.