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Tarragona, a journey to ancient Rome by the Mediterranean

Tarragona is a city renowned for its impressive archaeological heritage and Roman history. If you love ancient history, you can’t miss the Roman ruins of Tarragona. If you are interested in ancient history, you cannot miss the Roman ruins of Tarragona. Among its main tourist attractions are the Amphitheatre, the Roman Circus, the Forum and the Aqueduct, all of which have been declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO.

Its incredible medieval old town, with cobbled streets and an impressive Gothic cathedral, along with a diverse gastronomic and nightlife scene, make Tarragona a must-visit destination for travelers exploring the Costa Dorada. Located just 12 kilometers (7,5 miles) away from Sangulí Salou, Tarragona is an easily accessible and highly recommended excursion for those eager to discover the region’s history and culture.

Climate

Warm climate all year round

Discovering Tarragona

Tarragona’s beaches: hidden coves and crystal-clear waters

Tarragona offers a wide variety of beaches for all tastes. L’Arrabassada Beach, with fine sand and calm waters, is just minutes from the city center and easily accessible by car or bus. El Miracle Beach, located along the promenade, is perfect for those seeking convenience without straying too far from the city. Further south, La Savinosa Beach offers a more natural setting and can be reached by car or bike, enjoying a scenic coastal route.

For those who prefer more hidden corners, coves such as Cala Fonda or Cala Waikiki are small hidden gems with crystal clear waters, although access is more demanding. During the high season, it is advisable to arrive early to secure a good spot and make the most of the experience. As always, it is essential to respect safety and conservation rules in order to enjoy this privileged environment in a responsible manner.

Tourist activities in Tarragona

Tarragona is a city with a wealth of history and heritage. Its main attractions include the Roman ruins of Tarragona, a unique archaeological legacy declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Another must-visit historical site is Tarragona Cathedral, a stunning Gothic church located in the heart of the old town.

You can also explore the Roman walls, built in the 3rd century A.D., which are among the best-preserved in Spain.

Roman heritage

Impressive ruins such as the Amphitheater, the Circus, and the Forum, all UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Old town and Cathedral

Charming medieval streets, historic squares, and the majestic Tarragona Cathedral.

Beaches and coves

From vast golden sandy beaches to hidden coves with crystal-clear waters.

Gastronomy and local market

Mediterranean flavors in its restaurants and fresh products at the Central Market.

Rambla Nova and Mediterranean Balcony

A must-visit promenade with spectacular sea views.

Festivals and traditions

Events like Santa Tecla and the Castells, recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Modernist route

Iconic buildings designed by Gaudí’s disciples and the influence of Modernism in the city.

Nature and surroundings

Excursions to nearby forests and mountains, such as the Pont del Diable (Devil’s Bridge) or the Montsant Natural Park.

How to enjoy Tarragona from Sangulí Salou?

You can get to Tarragona from Sangulí Salou by bus. There are several bus companies offering a shuttle service between the two cities, with several departures a day. It takes approximately 30 minutes to travel by bus, depending on traffic.

If you prefer the train, Tarragona has a railway station with connections to Barcelona and other Spanish cities. From Sangulí Salou, you can take a bus to the Salou train station and then a train to Tarragona. Travel time by train is around 15 minutes.

For more comfort, you can also opt for a taxi or a private transfer service.

Tarragona, a journey to ancient Rome

Tarragona was one of the main capitals of the Roman Empire in the Peninsula. The past is still alive in the Roman ruins they left behind and for which it was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. A city with many stories to tell and which is just 15 minutes away from our campsite.

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