About this venue
Jardins de Cap Roig is more than a park—it’s a landmark botanical garden and historic estate crowned by the Cap Roig castle, laid out in terraces above the Mediterranean. The site is renowned for over 500 labeled plant species and for an open-air setting that naturally frames its stage, making it one of the most distinctive event locations on the coast.
Inside, the experience is designed for the senses: pathways scented with pines and Mediterranean flora, viewpoints over the sea, and an open-air auditorium that hosts major concerts each season. The outdoor format creates a memorable atmosphere with strong sightlines and a comfortable, breezy evening feel—ideal for live music and summer programming.
Address: Carrer Camí del Rus, s/n, 17210 Calella de Palafrugell, Palafrugell, Spain. The entrance is clearly signposted, and the easiest approach is by road right up to the complex, with convenient parking options nearby. For broader information on getting around the city and the area, see the text further down the page.
About the city: Palafrugell
Palafrugell, the lively heart of the Costa Brava, is not only a picturesque Mediterranean destination, but also an excellent base for anyone traveling for concerts and sporting events. The town blends the relaxed coastal rhythm with a sense of good organization, making it easy to match the event experience with a comfortable stay. With a varied offer of restaurants and accommodation in the town and nearby villages, visitors also appreciate how smoothly everything can be planned without unnecessary stress.
A major advantage of Palafrugell is its practical connectivity: departing from the Estació d'Autobusos de Palafrugell, Moventis (Sarfa) bus lines link the town effortlessly with the coast, including Calella de Palafrugell, Llafranc, and Tamariu, as well as routes toward Girona. If you arrive by train, the most common options are Estació de Girona or Estació de Flaçà, where continuing by bus is a very straightforward and well-established choice. For air travel, Aeroport de Girona–Costa Brava (GRO) and Aeroport Josep Tarradellas Barcelona–El Prat (BCN) are nearby, making Palafrugell accessible even when you’re coming from farther away.
Before or after the event, it’s easy to steal a few hours to enjoy the place: stroll through the old part of town, linger in the main squares, and drop by the Museu del Suro to understand the local heritage. If you’re craving the sea, nearby coves and seaside promenades deliver classic Costa Brava scenery, and the Camí de Ronda is a great pick for panoramic walking. To round out a short trip, many visitors choose the viewpoints and lighthouse at Sant Sebastià and the botanical gardens Jardins de Cap Roig, ideal for unwinding and photos.