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It is 377 metres long and has a surface area of 7,366 m² of fine sand. At the end closest to the Pedró hill, the Rec del Molí flows into it, coming from the Ter river. For this reason, the first 160 metres are declared unsuitable for swimming, from this signposted area there is a stretch where dogs are allowed, and the rest of the beach is only for bathers.
It was a town founded in 575 BC by the Greeks and later occupied by the Romans. Today the ruins of that town can be visited, as well as a museum.
several beautiful small streets reserved for pedestrians.
Pòsit Vell
It was the old salt warehouse, when it was a royal monopoly. The salt arrived by sea in large coastal ships, was stored in Alfolí and distributed to the towns in the interior, until the end of the salt monopoly in 1869. Since then it had different functions.
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