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Calella, a seaside town in Baix Empordà
The quaint former fishing village of Calella de Palafrugell has maintained all the charm of its seafaring past.
Situated on a rocky coast and surrounded by secluded coves, its narrow cobbled streets guide you around this picturesque town.
In Calella, tradition embraces and lives alongside the new that is yet to come.
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