Costa del Maresme - Costa del Maresme

The Costa del Maresme is an approximately 60 km long stretch of coast in the Spanish region Catalonia.

Map of the Comarca of Maresme

Regions

The Costa del Maresme lies in the Barcelona Province. It extends from Barcelona to the mouth of the river Tordera near Blaneswhere to go to the Costa Brava borders. In the southwest the Costa del Maresme merges into the Costa del Garraf, These two stretches of coast were popular in the past Costa Daurada(Costa Dorada) counted.

The name has its origin in the Catalan word Marismes, it means Swamps. This name has also carried over to the Comarca (Administrative unit) that stretches along the relatively narrow coastal strip.

places

Map of Costa del Maresme
Beach at Mataró
  • 1 Malgrat de MarWebsite of this institutionMalgrat de Mar in the travel guide Wikivoyage in another languageMalgrat de Mar in the encyclopedia WikipediaMalgrat de Mar in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMalgrat de Mar (Q12590) in the Wikidata database here the train station is right on the beach.
  • 2 Santa SusannaWebsite of this institutionSanta Susanna in the Wikivoyage travel guide in a different languageSanta Susanna in the Wikipedia encyclopediaSanta Susanna in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSanta Susanna (Q12587) in the Wikidata database
  • 3 Pineda de MarWebsite of this institutionPineda de Mar in the Wikipedia encyclopediaPineda de Mar in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsPineda de Mar (Q12552) in the Wikidata database
  • 4 CalellaWebsite of this institutionCalella in the Wikivoyage travel guide in a different languageCalella in the Wikipedia encyclopediaCalella in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsCalella (Q12540) in the Wikidata database
  • 5 Arenys de MarWebsite of this institutionArenys de Mar in the Wikipedia encyclopediaArenys de Mar in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsArenys de Mar (Q12110) in the Wikidata database
  • 6 Caldes d'EstracWebsite of this institutionCaldes d'Estrac in the Wikipedia encyclopediaCaldes d'Estrac in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryCaldes d'Estrac (Q12102) in the Wikidata database
  • 7 MataróWebsite of this institutionMataró in the Wikipedia encyclopediaMataró in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMataró (Q11492) in the Wikidata database
  • 8 Cabrera de MarWebsite of this institutionCabrera de Mar in the Wikipedia encyclopediaCabrera de Mar in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsCabrera de Mar (Q12824) in the Wikidata database
  • 9 Premià de MarWebsite of this institutionPremià de Mar in the Wikipedia encyclopediaPremià de Mar in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsPremià de Mar (Q12046) in the Wikidata database
  • 10 El MasnouWebsite of this institutionEl Masnou in the Wikipedia encyclopediaEl Masnou in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsEl Masnou (Q12039) in the Wikidata database
  • 11 MontgatWebsite of this institutionMontgat in the Wikipedia encyclopediaMontgat in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMontgat (Q12022) in the Wikidata database
  • 12 BadalonaWebsite of this institutionBadalona in the Wikipedia encyclopediaBadalona in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsBadalona (Q15468) in the Wikidata database Industrial site of oil refineries and steel mills.

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Spain: Stretches of coastline of the mainland
Mediterranean coast: Costa Brava • Costa del Maresme • Costa del Garraf • Costa Daurada • Costa del Azahar • Costa Blanca • Costa Cálida • Costa de Almeria • Costa Tropical • Costa del Sol • Costa Gaditana
Atlantic coast: Costa de la Luz • Rías Baixas • Costa da Morte • Costa Ártabra • Rías Altas • Costa Verde • Costa de Cantabria • Costa Vasca
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