Cadaques
1. When you think of the weekend, the first thing that comes to mind is...
**a) ** Find time to finish reading that novel about the Reconquest of Spain.
**b) ** Go to that new restaurant that is revolutionizing the palates of the city.
**c) ** Play sports and get out of the city to breathe fresh air.
**d) ** Go to that Munch show you're so excited for.
**e) ** Stroll along the river in your city.
two. If you only had to choose between these series/TV shows, you would stay with...
**b) ** Master Chef
**c) ** Alley Planet
**d) ** Coconut Museum
**e) ** The chef of the sea or a documentary by Jaques Cousteau
If your favorite series is Game of Thrones...
3. On your Instagram there are, above all, photos of...
**a) ** Castles and fortresses
**b) ** Food dishes
**c) ** Natural landscapes
**d) ** Works of art and design
**e) ** Beaches and cliffs
Swimming pool of the Dalí house museum in Portlligat.
Four. For you, leaving the city is eating...
**a) ** A good suckling lamb
**b) ** A reinvention of traditional cuisine with avant-garde techniques
**c) ** A sandwich in the mountains
**d) ** A curious pintxo or tapa
**e) ** A fish cooked on the day
El Lirio, highly recommended for eating skewered sardines
5. The best room in a rural establishment...
**a) ** It is made of living stone and is located in a building that is more than 100 years old
**b) ** It is the one above a good restaurant
**c) ** It is surrounded by trees and silence
**d) ** Combines rural warmth and modern design
**e) ** Allows you to hear the waves before sleeping
Are you to be surrounded by trees and silence?
6. Cadaqués inspires you because...
**a) ** It is located very close to the fascinating monastery of San Pere de Rodas
**b) ** It acts as a periphery in its kitchens, with interesting restaurants such as 'Compartir'
**c) ** It is next to the cliffs of Cap de Creus and its natural park
**d) ** Here (in Port Lligat) is Dalí's house
**e) ** Its boardwalk is a must
Cadaqués, land of Dalí and the golden Mediterranean
7. Your favorite scent is...
**a) ** Old wood
**b) ** A wine that, on the nose, has surprising nuances
**c) ** Early morning dew
**d) ** Cleanliness, neatness and silence
**e) ** Iodine from the sea
8. The city tires you because...
**a) ** He has forgotten his past
**b) ** Does not offer slow food
**c) ** Sidewalks trap trees
**d) ** Everything is posturing
**e) ** Does not have a port (or the port is not what it used to be)
Leave everything and... repopulate a town!
9. Your favorite childhood memory is...
**a)** Rescue the princess from the dragon
**b) ** Your grandmother's neighbor's cupcakes
**c) ** The excursions to that pool and the baths in it in July
**d) ** The drawings that entertained you at any time
**e) ** Those sand castles that end up diluted by the waves
The neighbors, quasi-family
RESULTS:
MOST OF A: Everything piranhas you medieval and ancient . You can't conceive of a perfect getaway weekend without conquering a battlement or taking over a keep. Perfect destinations for you are **Coca (Segovia), Peñíscola (Castellón) Olite (Navarra) or Loarre (Huesca) **, although you are not disgusted by a good dose of Palencian Romanesque, a good Gothic monastery in the style of * *Poblet (Tarragona) ** or a fairytale old town like the one in Besalú, Pals (both in Girona) or Albarracín (Teruel) or Alarcón (Cuenca).
MOST OF B: Taste guides your steps so you have to let yourself be carried away by the palate. Dozens of towns conquer the stomach although some can boast of combining heritage with gastronomic recognition. Therefore, for you the perfect destination looks like Ezcaray (La Rioja) or Guetaria (Guipúzcoa). Of course, a good wine also justifies the kilometres, which is why **Peñafiel (Valladolid), Briones (La Rioja) or Laguardia (Álava) ** are thumbtacks that are worth pinning on your map.
MOST OF C: The towns are a mere base camp to embark on the adventure of conquering valleys, trails and peaks. For this reason, **Vielha (Lleida), Potes (Cantabria), Aracena (Huelva) or Cazorla (Jaén) ** mix are perfect because they mix the warmth of their fireplaces with dozens of trails and outdoor activities that will make disconnection be perfect and complete.
MOST OF D: While fleeing the roundabouts is a break for the brain, your restless mind, eager for sincere stimulation and the initiatives of enthusiastic patrons, leads you to amazingly contemporary towns where art and artists have left their mark. Towns such as **Malpartida de Cáceres (Cáceres), Genalguacil (Málaga) or Huete (Cuenca) ** have allowed themselves to be inundated by the most avant-garde currents, alternating their costumbrista charm with paintings, sculptures and interventions of complex explanation.
MOST E: The sea is the north of your compass and your trunk of wishes. Your passion is to see the boats arrive in the small ports before tasting the fresh fish that they bring in their nets. Iodine is your addiction and the culture and folklore that develops around the tides is your passion. For this reason, rural-maritime redoubts such as **Cudillero (Asturias), Mundaka (Vizcaya), Comillas (Cantabria or Cambados (Pontevedra) ** are your little rental paradise.
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