Tarragona

Discover Roman Tarragona through the main preserved monuments of ancient Tarraco. The amphitheater facing the sea, the Roman circus, the praetorium, and the city walls allow you to imagine the importance the city reached during the Roman Empire and explore more than two thousand years of history.

The Roman Route of Tarragona offers a journey through this extraordinary archaeological heritage, recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. A must-see for those looking for things to see in Tarragona and wishing to explore one of the most important Roman sites on the Iberian Peninsula.

Stroll along the Rambla Nova in Tarragona, one of the city's main promenades, lined with shops, terraces, sculptures, and iconic buildings. Its urban atmosphere makes it the perfect meeting point to combine a day of culture with shopping and moments of relaxation.

At the end of the promenade you'll find the Balcony of the Mediterranean, one of Tarragona's most iconic viewpoints. From here, a sweeping panorama unfolds over the sea and the city's waterfront, making it an essential stop during any visit to the city center.

Stroll through Tarragona's Old Town (Part Alta), the city's historic center, and discover a network of pedestrian streets, lively squares, and buildings steeped in centuries of history. It's one of the most pleasant areas for walking, relaxing on its terraces, and admiring the architecture that defines the heart of Tarragona.

At the highest point stands Tarragona Cathedral, one of the city's most important medieval landmarks. Its surroundings offer a glimpse into Tarragona's evolution beyond Roman times and allow visitors to explore one of its most distinctive neighborhoods.

Head to El Serrallo, Tarragona's old fishing quarter, and discover an area closely linked to fishing, the port, and life along the Mediterranean. Its promenade, boats, and local atmosphere reveal a different side of the city—more tranquil and connected to its maritime roots.

The neighborhood is also known for its culinary offerings, especially its restaurants specializing in fish, seafood, and rice dishes. It's an excellent option to round off a day of sightseeing and enjoy Tarragona's seafood cuisine by the port.