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The "indians" (or "Americans") are the residents of Lloret de Mar who, during the 18th and 19th centuries, get on board to America to make fortune. Despite being so far from their hometown, they contributed economically to the deeply urban transformation of Lloret de Mar. Discover the places with an Indian trace that you cannot miss if you visit Lloret de Mar.

The city of Lloret de Mar and its surroundings have spectacular landscapes to explore in mountain bike as well as road bike. If you are a bike lover, you cannot miss these routes that start in Lloret de Mar. Put on your jersey, helmet and pedal!

On September 11, the National Day of Catalonia is celebrated, also called “Diada September 11”, “National Day of Catalonia” or simply “la Diada”. During this day, is commemorated the downfall of Barcelona, capital of Catalonia, face the Bourbon troops during the War of the Spanish Succession on September 11 in 1714.

If you think about going on holidays to Lloret de Mar with your family this summer, we want to share with you the essential places to visit in the south of the Costa Brava, from Blanes to Palamós.

In Lloret de Mar there are two GR 92 routes that lead to neighboring coastal towns, Tossa de Mar, to the north of the municipality, and Blanes, to the south. If you are a hiking lover, you cannot miss these two routes starting in Lloret de Mar and going along the coastline paths.

The Costa Brava is not only known for its beaches. Its products and gastronomy are world-renowned for their quality and flavour. If you're a foodie and you've never heard about the traditional products of the Costa Brava, keep reading because you will love this post.