Cadacas, Spain

Today, Cadaques has become the most developed tourism region in Spain and has become a leisure destination for the Spanish middle class. In this corner of the Mediterranean Sea, pebbly beaches, azure seas, and weird reefs are embraced by mountains, making it a place that combines wonder and fantasy. No wonder more and more people believe that the Mediterranean Sea is synonymous with exquisite life. People who come here may be looking forward to an exquisite and wonderful leisure trip.

In winter, during the off-season when tourists decrease significantly, many shops take a break after being busy throughout the summer and are only open on weekends. Usually, people in small towns gather in bars to spend the quiet and cold season, passing the time by chatting and playing games. The architectural style of the houses in the town is relatively uniform, with white walls and red or brown tile roofs, and they are built around the church in the town. The terrain around the town is very strange, mostly sea erosion landforms, and the porous reefs have strange shapes. There are various ships moored in the harbor, and the Romanesque-style houses in the distance look very elegant, with white walls and red tiles. Perhaps it is these that inspire people's creative enthusiasm and attract many artists to create here. The art master Dali, who spent many important moments of his life here, once praised this town as the most beautiful village in Spain.

Especially in the second half of the 19th century, more artists gathered here, including Pablo Picasso, Andre Breton, Paul Eluard Eluard)... being able to attract so many artists at the same time may be one of the reasons why the town has become legendary. In addition to Dali's museum and gallery, there are also many galleries of other painters, which today form an important part of the culture of the town's tourism industry. Notre Dame Cathedral

The exterior of this church is not much different from other surrounding residential buildings. It has the same white walls and red tiles, but the interior is extremely exquisitely decorated in the Baroque style. Because the construction spans several centuries, especially the largest construction in the late Renaissance, Notre Dame has become a religious building with mixed architectural styles. It combines Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque styles. In particular, the interior of the altar built in 1727 is very gorgeous and is a typical Rococo style decoration. In the center of the altar stands the pregnant Virgin Mary, surrounded by saints and angels. In the upper part of this part of the sculpture, the Virgin Mary is being crowned by the Father and the Son after her ascension.

Dali’s Former Residence

When Dali was a child, his father often took him to the small town for vacation. The adult Dalí has ??lived in this small fishing port on the Mediterranean Sea since 1920. This place is only 30 kilometers away from Figueres, where he was born, and it was also here that he met his beloved wife Carla. In the days that followed, Dali bought a fisherman's hut in the town and started living here. creation. With the success of his business, the cabin was renovated and remodeled many times. It was not until Carla died of a urinary tract infection due to a broken thigh in 1982 that Dali left this sad place and never came back. His former residence has been transformed into a small Dali museum, becoming another place to commemorate Dali besides the famous Dali Museum in Figueres. Dali, who liked to be unique, also liked to collect some strange souvenirs. In order to respect Dali, people left the furniture in his former residence as it was, as if the owner would return soon. After high-end products such as Shenzhen Shekou Jingshan Villa, Guangzhou Golden Valley and Tianjin Diamond Mountain, China Merchants Cadacas is another rare coastal high-end project integrating residences, five-star hotels, wedding chapels, etc. It will replicate the famous Spanish Cadaques, the hometown of the surrealist painter Salvador Dali, is known as the most beautiful town in Spain.

The project is located next to the South Fort on the south bank of Xiamen Bay, adjacent to the first-line Xiamen Bay sea area in the east, and South Fort Park in the north. It is at the entrance of the future Xiamen-Zhangzhou Undersea Tunnel and faces Xiamen Island across the sea. It has 2 kilometers of private Coastline, a rare and powerful seascape resource.

The project is named after the famous Spanish town "Cadaques" and integrates Spain's unique humanistic customs, architectural features and life concepts into the development and construction. With a super market level of 800,000 square meters and a comfortable layout with an ultra-low floor area ratio of 1.5, it has created a maritime legend on the south coast of Xiamen Bay.

The project is planned to include sea-view villas, sea-view bungalows, and sea-view high-rise products, equipped with five-star resort hotels, seaside clubs, wedding chapels, seaside-style commercial streets, yacht docks and other private facilities. Inside the community: The project covers an area of ??more than 440,000 square meters, with a total construction area of ??more than 800,000 square meters. It is planned to include first-line sea view villas, high-end sea view apartments, five-star hotel apartments, clubs, coastal commercial streets, and five-star hotels...

Education facilities: Xiamen University Affiliated Experimental Primary School, Nantaiwu Primary School, Xiamen University Affiliated Experimental Middle School, Xiamen University Zhangzhou Campus, Dadi Bilingual Kindergarten

Life facilities: Casual and simple corner coffee house, Romantic and warm small bars and romantic encounters in Spanish-style alleys. If you are picky about food, you can easily find a soft and delicate dining atmosphere here. One evening, hold a colorful cocktail in your hand and enjoy the comfort and incomparable scenery. ——The charming glimpse from every angle is the original flavor of life in the streets of Kadakesi. Facing Xiamen Island across the sea, it has a 2-kilometer private coastline and rare and powerful sea view resources. Merchants Kadakesi is located next to the South Fort, an ancient fort on the south bank of Xiamen Bay. It borders the sea on the south coast of Xiamen Bay to the east, the South Fort Park to the north, and is at the entrance to the future Xiamen-Zhangzhou Undersea Tunnel. The Xiamen-Zhangzhou Cross-sea Bridge will be opened in May 2013 It will be officially opened to traffic in March, and the building gate living circle will be formed soon.