Tarragonès

Tarragonès is a region located on the southern coast of Catalonia, known for its rich history , spectacular beaches and vibrant cultural heritage. This region combines the beauty of the Mediterranean with an important Roman and medieval heritage, offering visitors a diverse experience ranging from history to sun and beach tourism.

The capital of Tarragona, Tarragona is one of the oldest cities on the Iberian Peninsula and preserves an important Roman legacy that has earned it the title of World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The city, known as Tarraco in Roman times, has impressive monuments such as the Roman Circus, the Amphitheatre located on the seafront and the Provincial Forum, which allow you to take a trip back in time to the Roman Empire. The National Archaeological Museum of Tarragona houses one of the largest collections of Roman art on the peninsula.

Walking through Tarragona's old town, known as the Part Alta, is a delightful experience, with cobbled streets, small squares and the Tarragona Cathedral, an imposing Gothic-style church situated at the highest point in the city. From there you can enjoy spectacular views over the city and the sea.

In addition to Tarragona, the Tarragonès region also includes other very popular tourist destinations, such as Salou, one of the capitals of sun and beach tourism in Catalonia. Salou is known for its fine sandy beaches, such as Levante Beach, as well as the PortAventura World theme park , one of the largest in Europe, which attracts families and lovers of attractions.

Another point of interest is Vila-seca and its coastal area, La Pineda, with a quality tourist offer that includes hotels, long, quiet beaches, and a well-known water park.

The natural heritage is also important in Tarragonès, with places such as the Tamarit-Punta de la Móra Natural Park, a protected area where you can go on hiking trails with views of the Mediterranean. The Camino de Ronda, which runs along the coast, is perfect for discovering hidden coves and enjoying the natural surroundings.

The gastronomy of the region is notable for its seafood, such as fresh fish and seafood, which are the stars of traditional dishes such as romesco, made with fish, romesco sauce and rice dishes. In addition, the proximity of the DO Tarragona allows you to enjoy high-quality local wines, which pair perfectly with Mediterranean cuisine.

Stay here, explore the Roman treasures, relax on its beaches and enjoy the gastronomy and nature of Tarragonès, a region that combines history, sea and fun in an incomparable setting.