Where the Pyrenees Meet the Mediterranean

What to Do in Roses? Discover the Most Fascinating Places and the best insider tips

Roses, a charming corner of the Costa Brava, offers a perfect blend of history, nature, beautiful beaches, and hidden coves that captivate every visitor. With origins dating back to ancient Greek times, the town preserves a rich heritage that can be explored through its streets and monuments. The Ciutadella de Roses and Castell de la Trinitat are must-visit sites for history enthusiasts.

But Roses is much more than just its past – it’s the ideal gateway to an extraordinary natural environment. From the Cap de Creus Natural Park, with its dramatic cliffs and secluded coves, to the Aiguamolls de l’Empordà nature reserve, where you can observe a diverse array of birds in their natural habitat, this region is a paradise for nature lovers.

For adventurers, the coastline offers countless activities, from kayaking excursions to scenic hiking trails along the coast, providing breathtaking views of the Mediterranean. Cala Montjoi, once home to the legendary El Bulli restaurant, is one of those special places where the beauty of the sea meets the region’s rich culinary heritage.


Of course, no visit to Roses would be complete without indulging in its gastronomy. From fresh seafood and fish to traditional rice dishes, the local cuisine invites you to savor every bite.

Roses and its surroundings truly have it all: culture, nature, adventure, and gastronomy. A destination that will make you fall in love with the Costa Brava and leave you with unforgettable memories.



A route through the 8 most beautiful coves of Roses and Cap de Creus

Discover the secret, less crowded, and most charming coves near Roses.