A Catalan region is experiencing a significant increase in visitors thanks to its similarities with the Italian Tuscany. Its idyllic landscapes, medieval villages, and Mediterranean atmosphere make it a highly attractive destination.

The towns of Baix Empordà (Girona) display Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architectural elements that rival the beauty of cities like Florence. This region, known as the 'Catalan Tuscany,' stands out for its unique character and unparalleled charm.

Municipalities such as Regencós, recognized by CNN as one of Europe's most beautiful villages, preserve remnants of medieval walls and emblematic bell towers. Pals, one of the best-known, offers cobbled streets, a Gothic historic center, and panoramic views of the Costa Brava from the Torre de les Hores.

The route continues through Peratallada, an exceptionally preserved medieval complex, and Palau Sator, with its well-preserved medieval architecture and tranquil surroundings. Monells, with its iconic main square, has served as a backdrop for film productions.

In Ullastret lies the largest Iberian city in Catalonia, featuring walls, moats, and a museum dedicated to Iberian culture. Finally, Púbol houses the Gala-Dalí Castle, a medieval fortress transformed by Salvador Dalí, serving as a key stop on the Dalí Triangle.

This itinerary suggests a route to enjoy the essence of the 'Catalan Tuscany,' although the entire Baix Empordà area offers similar experiences and an unforgettable atmosphere.