The Ullastret Iberian village, occupied by the indiketas Iberians tribe, located inside the Ampurdan, is the largest in Catalonia and was developed as a real city. Its origins date back to s. VI BC, long before the arrival of the Romans, and since its inception it was expanded and developed gradually, until it was abandoned at the beginning of s. II B.C. This site is part of the Route of the Iberians that can be followed by the Costa Brava.
Iberian settlement in Ullastret Map
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Gisement ibérique d'Ullastret, Costa Brava
Visita guiada al jaciment ibèric d'Ullastret
Antiguos silos, almacenes de grano, en el interior del yacimiento ibérico de Ullastret
Atardecer en el yacimiento ibérico de Ullastret
Jaciment ibèric d'Ullastret, un museu a l'aire lliure
Other interesting places near here
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3 miles awayThe Church of Sant Esteve de Peratallada is outside historic walls of center village, at the end of a lovely tree-lined promenade. It has its origins in the late twelfth century, with additions in later centuries, as the side chapels in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. The sober interior, made of stone, contains the tomb of the feudal lord of Gilabert Cruïlles, who died in 1348.
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3.3 miles away
Peratallada Arches are in the village center and they are the paradigm of medieval architecture, in this peaceful location of the Ampurdan. Under the arches can be clearly seen the Catalan tiles and the limestone it was made.
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3.5 miles away
Gualta is a medieval village situated in the plain Empordà, in a highly recommended area for walking, biking and even horseback or with Segway. Little Daró river crosses it, that a little later joins Ter river. In the northern part of Gualta......
