Deco Casa del Castell de Peratallada

"Peratallada: don’t wear stilettos on these streets. Adobe Stock | © mrks_v Halfway between Barcelona and the French border is the small town of Peratallada, a well-preserved, ivy-covered little medieval village. Its name is loosely “pedra tallada” which means carved stone, describing these bumpy sandstone streets. Visit the Peratallada Castle, which was built between the 11th and 14th century and is surrounded by a moat. Also, visit the Romanesque Sant Esteve Church and the quaint shops selling local wares. For local Catalan gastronomy, try the delicious galtes (pigs’ cheeks), a local delicacy."