Date: 23/01/26, Friday Place: Casa de Cultura (cloisters) Time: 17:00 h
Opening of the photo exhibition of some carnivals throught the eyes of Antonio Lo Vullo, a Venetian settled in Tossa.
This exhibition will remain open until the 23rd. of February, from Monday to Friday.
Date: 28/02/26, Saturday Place: Rambla Joan Maragall Time: 16:30 h
Beginning of the 49th. Gran Rua de la Ressaca del Carnaval at Rambla Joan Maragall – Av. Ferran Agulló – Av. Catalunya (arrival at the firefighter station).
Afterwards, SAMBÒDROM at the sports pavillion. Then, music played by DJ de Marco Emiliani.
Finally, FESTA AFTER PREMIS – End of the Carnival party with DJ Jorge Peñafiel.
The Women‘s Museum was opened in 2020 with the intention of recreating and explaining the life of Tossa before the beginning of tourism and its transformation, always from the place occupied by women. The building that hosts this museum is a lovely exemple of a 16th. century farmhouse.
Place: C/ Codolar, 4
Info timetable:
(CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS)
Monday & Tuesday: CLOSED
From Wednesday to Sunday: 10:00 – 14:00 / 16:00 – 19:00 h
Tel. +34 972 964 633
Entrance fee: 2€ / 1€.
Built in 1917 in the highest part of Tossa’s Cape, it is currently the headquarters of the new museum project “Tossa’s Lighthouse. A century of maritime history on the Costa Brava“, a reference space for anyone interested in obtaining a profound insight into the world of lighthouses.
Place: Passeig de Vila Vella
Timetable:
Monday: CLOSED
From Tuesday to Saturday: 10:00 – 17:00 h
Sunday: 10:00 – 16:00 h
Entrance fee: 3€ / 1,50€
It occupies the former residence of the batlle de sac, that is to say the governor, and preserves an important collection of art and a large part of the archaeological finds of the Roman villa of Els Ametllers.
Place: Plaça Roig i Soler, 1 (Old Town)
Info timetable: Temporarily CLOSED for maintenance works.
Tel. +34 972 340 709
Entrance fee: 3€ / 2€
