Peratallada

Dominant 11th–14th century Romanesque-Gothic castle on a rocky hill, with tower of homage, battlements and Gothic palace. It's a private building which now is rented for celebrations, weddings, etc.

13th-century Romanesque church outside the town walls, with simple stone facade and bell tower.

12th–13th century defensive walls with deep rock-cut moat (fosse), encircling parts of the village. View from various alleys and squares.

is one of the most emblematic medieval towers in Peratallada, forming part of the village’s historic defensive system between the 13th and 15th centuries. Originally flanked on three sides by a rock-cut moat, it was pierced by loopholes arranged on several combat levels and crowned by a terrace with battlements. Over the centuries the tower was modified, including the opening of new doors and the later installation of a monumental clock that gave it its name. A careful restoration completed in 2021 stabilised the structure, recovered the interior spaces and made it visitable, with a viewpoint at the top offering sweeping views over Peratallada and the Empordà plain

Main square with 16th-century arched porticos under stone houses, cafes and views of the castle. Lively heart of the village.

Charming square with ivy-covered stone houses, restaurant terrace and best views of the homage tower.