This village seem to have stopped on the time, keeping the mediterranean esthetic of traditional white houses with some colourfull splashing provided by the characteristic Catalan Art Noveau buildings as the Blue House or Serinyana’s House, the Colom Castle, The Pont House or The Rahola’s House. If you travel on a Monday morning, you can enjoy the picturesque atmosphere of the weekly market. This activity takes place in a square full of different gastronomic options. You can find different restaurants or bars specialising in: tapas, fish and seafood from our land, paellas... together with a magnificent selection of wines with certificate of origin or high level cocktails. Don’t miss the beautifull church of Santa Maria de Cadaqués, that was builded between the XVI and the XVII centuries and has a baroque altarpiece of 76 feet hight dedicated to the Hope Madonna, it is covered by gold leaf almost in it’s totallity. Don't forget to leave time to get lost in any flowery alley!