The Alfolí de la Sal is a historic building built at the end of the 17th century. It was the department store of salt and other goods that arrived by sea when salt was a royal monopoly. From this building, the salt was distributed to the rest of the towns in the interior of Catalonia. The Alfolí was the driving force behind the economic and demographic growth of L'Escala in the 18th century. 

The square is dedicated to Caterina Albert i Paradís (l'Escala, 1869-1966), known by the nickname of Víctor Català, one of the most important Catalan writers of all time, author of major works such as Solitud. In the square there are some interesting houses such as the Fonda or Can Sureda, from the beginning of the 20th century.

Overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, in an exceptionally beautiful natural setting, lies the archaeological ensemble of Empuries that forms one of the buildings of the Museu d'Arqueologia de Catalunya / MAC. One of the most privileged sceneries of our history. Portal of the entry of the Greek and Roman culture to the Iberian Peninsula, Empúries is the only archaeological site of the Iberian Peninsula, where the rest of the Greek city meets the rest of the Roman city. 

Another of the spaces chosen this year by the Portalblau festival has been the Cloister of the building that houses the museum spaces and services of the headquarters of the Museum of Archeology of Catalonia in Empúries. A building built on the old served convent of Santa Maria de Gràcia, founded in 1606 on an existing hermitage and which was abandoned in 1820 due to the confiscation. The museum's facilities were expanded to show the most relevant finds that today form part of the collections of the Museum of Archeology of Catalonia in Empúries.

Mar d'en Manassa is one of the most precious corners of the coast of La Escala, with unique views and great natural value. If the day is clear, you can see Empúries and the Bay of Roses (one of the 43 Most Beautiful Bays in the World). Mar d'en  Manassa is the space chosen to perform some of the concerts because at sunset, the colors dye the landscape and draw works of art and unique experiences.

House and garden that were donated by Antònia Bartomeu i Baró, from Reus, to the writer Caterina Albert (Víctor Català) in recognition of her literary activity. From 1975 his nephew Lluís Albert had it open to the public as the Víctor Català Museum-Archive. 

The building, declared a Cultural Asset of Local Interest, is now owned by L’Escala City Council, and is being rehabilitated, restored and turned into a museum.

The Camp de les Aromes is a place to discover. It is an immersion in a unique environment of aromatic and medicinal plants in the heart of l'Empordà. During the visit, its managers, people committed to the land, offer visitors an experiential, pleasant and fun experience with a variety of proposals designed for all ages. 

During the first half of the 6th century BC, Greek merchants from Phocea settled on a small promontory strategically located at the southern end of the Gulf of Roses, the Palais Polis. The Greek city of Emporion later grew south of the ancient natural bay, becoming a port enclave with a key role in Greek trade in the western Mediterranean. In 218 BC the port of Emporia was used as a point of entry into the peninsula. The Wall was part of the city's defence system.

Between the 1st century BC and the 2nd century AD, the Roman Forum was the political, religious and at the same time economic center where the main public buildings of the city stood. Buildings like the basilica and the curia, or even the capitoline temple. In this edition of the Portalblau Festival, the Roman Forum will be the chosen space that will be the stage for the most numerous concerts. In this space specially selected for these large-format concerts, surroundings, art and music will make the most magical nights of summer possible.