Dofijet Ferry City Center

Catalan Noucentsime house built between 1918 and 1920 by the architect Isidre Puig i Boada. Notice the wrought iron works in the balcony.

This small chapel was built outside the city walls. It's first referenced in 1650. Take a look at the scale model ships inside the chapel.

19th-century Gothic architecture palace placed on the top of the old village. It was partially destroyed under the Catalan Revolt and the following wars against France.

Gothic church that was built from 1350 to 1410. It was burnt down ( except for the wall) in 1936, losing one of the best preserved Gothic churches of the area and two Antoni Gaudi thrones. It was reconstructed in 1944.

The main beach of Blanes is the nearest to the city centre, this is a 600-m-long granule sand beach. Facilities include toilets, showers, SOS, kids area, volley-ball fields, ferry station and wheelchair access. Restaurants, bars, and shops are in the city next to the beach. Over the years the beach has been shortened by consecutive port expansions. In 2011 in the last port expansion the beach was lengthened in a 90-degree turn along the dock to the harbor's entrance.

This 15th-century Gothic water fountain was 1438 to supply drinking water to Blanes city in response to pandemics. Since the 2006 conservation works there is no water supply.