Palamós and Sant Joan Restore the Termenal Route to Highlight Local History

The project restores the boundary markers that separated the two municipalities until their merger in 1942.

Generic image of an old stone boundary marker with a QR code on a nature path.
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Generic image of an old stone boundary marker with a QR code on a nature path.

The Palamós Town Council and the Club Alpí Palamós i Sant Joan have launched the Termenal Route, a trail marking the old boundary between both towns until 1942.

This heritage initiative allows visitors to follow the stone markers that administratively divided the two municipalities before their unification. The project included restoring original markers and installing new ones where they had been lost. Each marker features a QR code providing access to detailed information and a digital map of the 30 markers.
The route also highlights borders with neighboring towns such as Calonge i Sant Antoni, Forallac, Vall-llobrega, and Mont-ras. An explanatory panel in five languages has been placed at the start of Catalunya Avenue.
A free guided tour of the 3.5 km route will take place on March 22nd. The walk starts at 9:30 AM at Josep Sarquella Square and will conclude at noon at the La Fosca promenade.