Historic Lloret de Mar: Gothic Gems, Pirate Tales & Ancient Ruins

Overview

Make the most of your sun-and-sand holiday at Lloret de Mar by enjoying its appealing climate and spectacular landscapes boasting magnificent rocky cliffs, soft golden sand, and deep blue water, admiring its impressive landmarks etched with the rich history, including the bohemian Islamic-style Church of Sant Roma which was used to defend against pirates in the 16th century, the lively sculptural masterpiece of Sailor Dona statue reminiscent of Indian voyages of Lloret de Mar’s fishermen, and medieval-looking 19th-century Castle of Lloret housing a virtual reality museum raising awareness about climate change threatening coastal communities, as well as get immersed in the vibrant culture of the beach city at its most bustling street, Saint Peter street and the most popular promenade, Passage d'Agusti Font.