Top 50 things to do and attractions in Tarragona

Nice place to stroll. Decent amount of walking space.

Beautiful walk through the centre of Tarragona. Recently refurbished. Plenty of eateries and photo ops. Regular local markets held here too

It's so beautiful, combined with multiple ice cream and coffee shops, and other big franchises such as McDonald's, Burger King and Domino's.

Very scenic and lovely atmosphere

Very long boulevard with cafés and shops and walking streets. From one side, you can reach the bus station and the other side you have the balcon Mediterranean

Bustling street with lots of ambience

Vibrant street with great cafes

Nice theme park very spacious and organised. Very long queues and sometimes the rides get out off order due technical problems ( happened with us in several of them ) Food are overpriced for the quality and quantity and they charge a fee for the cup all the time . The shows are good decoration amazing area clean and organised. Worth a visit but you need to have patience for queues in every were

Great experience for both adults and kids (8/10 y). We arrived on Saturday and stayed until Tuesday. A little bit crowded for top attractions but in 2 day we can touch them all. We had also checked at their hotel and I would strongly recommend, as you have 30min in advance exclusivity to the park in the morning before opening hours

We, family of 4 (with an 8 and a 3 yo) were nicely surprised by this amusement park. We went in November during All Saints holidays and there was hardly any waiting time at the rides. Staff was really well made up for Halloween event, and the park was really nicely decorated. The only minor thing to improve would be to put a sign on the parking lot to remind people that it is forbidden to bring food and drinks to the park. An amazing experience to repeat longer next time!

Amazing and very large park. If you want to ride all the thrill rides then you have to buy the express pass. Otherwise you have to stay in lines for hours and you will be absolutely disappointed and same goes for ferrari land. Puy the express pass before visiting because they will sell out fast even on weekdays.

We visited this park during half term after a recommendation from friends. We stayed on site at Hotel Gold River (see separate review). Over all we enjoyed this park as a stop gap from our summer visits to florida. Pros Great themeing in the park. The park is well laid out and themed throughout. It is easy to find your way around. There are numerous food and drinks stalls and the prices are reasonable when compared to a UK theme park. Our favorite ride was Shambhala with the shortest queues being in the morning at opening and then at night. The water rides rarely had queues over 30 minutes. We visited over Halloween and the scare zone was a nice addition. For the evening parade / show we paid €9 each for priority seating which included a drink, this was definitely worth it. Cons Smoking in the park. As frequent visitors to florida parks and UK theme parks we found this really unpleasant. Smoking seems to be accepted in most areas of the park, including queues and eating areas. It made for an overall unpleasant smell. With the exception of Shambhala the rollercoaster type rides are rough. Furious Baco, Dragon Khan, Tomahawk, El Diablo. All almost gave us concussion....one ride each per day was enough. As our 1st visit to a theme park in Europe we enjoyed it, but made us want to rebook Florida!

We have been to this theme park several times before. It is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year (2025), and it is still good value for money. Some restaurants were closed, but there was enough to cater for the number of visitors. All the staff were friendly and the longest ride queue was 40 minutes. The light show at the end was amazing.

The best theme park in Europe, my favorite place on Earth! However, it has a few problems that must be considered before booking tickets/stays: - Waiting times are long, you should definitely plan on spending more than one day, or buy an Express Pass. - Food and drinks are extremely expensive. If you stay at one of the hotels, consider bringing your water and also some snacks. Now for the positives: - Best rollercoasters in Europe, and some special and brutal rides as well - Beautiful themed decorations and shows - The hotels are amazing, and a very good deal (considering the quality of the rooms and the fact that they include tickets to the park) Wish I could give it 10 stars, but it's not perfect (for now). I hope you enjoy it, and don't forget the sunscreen!

A Must‑Visit Spot in Tarragona’s Heart – Central Market I spent around 20 minutes exploring the Central Market in Tarragona and would definitely recommend a quick visit! This beautiful Modernist building (from 1915, renovated in 2017) stands proudly just off Rambla Nova—its three spacious naves, iron columns, ceramic roof and arched facades make it architecturally striking and inviting. Inside, the market buzzes with life: around 40 stalls offer fresh local seafood, fish, meats, bakery products, sweets, wines and more—many from generational vendors representing true Catalan flavour. All around the building you’ll find plenty of bars and cafés, perfect for a random coffee and something sweet after strolling through stalls. There’s even a carillon clock show daily at 12:00 pm and 6:00 pm (and 8:00 pm in summer).

This place is a real market unlike Barcelona and Madrid this is an authentic Mercat! The fresh meats and fish are amazing. The Placa de Corsini is not to be missed when in Tarragona.

Lovely indoor market with a bustling atmosphere. Lots of great culinary experiences.

Great market to sample local produce. Abundance of fresh seafood, meat, cheese etc. I wish I lived here. There is a cafe in the middle where you can buy prepared food and sit at the table nearby to eat. We did, and it was good! Interesting place to sit down and watch how locals go about their lives.

Love the market. The seafood is fresh. We got some prawns and clams at reasonable price. The locals shop their food here too. So much better than the market in Barcelona which is totally ripped off.

Tanagona market was a hive of activity, plenty to see and buy, locals buy fresh foods from here 😋, enjoyed my walk round.

Great market to buy fresh fish, meat, cheese, and other delicacies. There are some places where you can get small fried foods like empanadas. You can also get prepared foods and drinks at a few of the bars offering service. Sadly, we came during a time where they didn't have paella like we had hoped, but there was more than enough other options. There was also a market outside selling textiles, clothes, etc.

At first we thought €12 per person was a bit steep for a cathedral, but wow it was super worth it! My husband and I spent over 1 hour admiring the beauty of the cathedral and all its rooms and artwork. The leaflet given with the entry ticket was very helpful and ensured that we got to see everything! Too bad the wifi wasn’t fast enough to listen to the online audio guide. But all in all, definitely a MUST-SEE- it was my favourite location to see in Tarragona.

I recently visited the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Tarragona and it truly took my breath away. The architecture is absolutely stunning — a perfect blend of Romanesque and Gothic styles that showcases centuries of history. Walking through the cathedral feels like stepping back in time. One of the highlights is the peaceful atmosphere inside, which contrasts beautifully with the lively square outside. There’s a charming restaurant just next to the cathedral, and thanks to its prime location, dining there with the view of the cathedral is an unforgettable experience. A fun historical fact: the cathedral was built on the site of a former Roman temple dedicated to Emperor Augustus. This deep historical layering makes the visit even more meaningful. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Tarragona!

Beautiful place to visit even if you're not religious. Has roman and medieval areas, museum and a beautiful quadrangle and garden to relax and enjoy the atmosphere as well as numerous altars for saints. Shop at exiting has some nice momentoes. Nice little restaurants and bars outside selling traditional food and drink

A wonderful Cathedral with a lot to see. Many chapels and great works of art. Importantly it still feels like a working church and has areas to meditate and pray.

Impressive building and its history. Vast areas usually closed are open to public in this church. Not only religious place, but also very interesting from architectural and historical view.

This Cathedral and attached cloister were some of the most impressive that we have visited. The Rose Window and stained glass were especially awe inspiring. Bathrooms were available as you exit through the gift shop.

The Cathedral is absolutely extraordinary, the state of repair and its treasures make it one of the most impressive in Europe. The sculptures and retables at the sacristy are incredible works of art dating from 13-14the centuries, it's very rare to see such works in their original places and in great condition. The chapels close to the entrance, in a Baroque style are also exquisite. There are also a cloister, a museum with excellent paintings and alabaster statues, and the archeological area to show the ancient Roman origins. A unique and extraordinary place, not to miss visiting in one's lifetime!

Many exhibits, good place to learn about the Roman roots of Tarragona! Prior reservations is not required, you can walk in and buy tickets

While the main building of the National Archaeological Museum of Tarragona is undergoing long-term renovation, the temporary exhibition at Tinglado 4 in the port offers a well-curated insight into Roman Tarraco. Among the most impressive pieces is a marble relief in the shape of a gladiator’s shield, originally from the Roman villa of Els Munts. Another standout object is an ornate Roman balance scale, which reflects the everyday economy and attention to detail in trade and measurement. The exhibition also includes mosaics, portraits, domestic objects, jewelry and religious iconography each piece selected to show the scope of life in Tarraco, one of the most important Roman cities in Hispania. The space itself is modern, bright and easy to navigate. Despite being only a temporary venue, the experience feels complete and rewarding. Entry is affordable, and with the MNAT combined ticket you can also visit Els Munts and Centcelles, two Roman villa sites nearby. This exhibition is absolutely worth a stop for anyone interested in Roman history, archaeology or classical art, especially if you’re following the ancient traces of Tarraco across the region.

The National Archaeological Museum of Tarragona was a very interesting visit. We got to see many statues and artifacts, which gave us a good impression of the city’s rich history. Overall everything was very well organized. The tickets were reasonably priced, and for what we saw, it felt more than worth it. In general, it was a very nice experience and definitely worth visiting if you are in Tarragona.

Beautiful and modern museum! I would recommend it! The museum has a free entry so .. what are you waiting for?

Looks nice, but was closed when we came (we knew about it beforehand) - View from outside the fence is also good

Temporary exposition at the T4 about Roman Tarraco history. Great AC and access costs only €4

Nice little museum on the history of Tarragona. My senior entry fee was only 2 euros. Take a look at the port while you are there as there are many high end yachts there in port. Definitely worth checking out.

We visited this site with our combination tickets for the Roman sites of Tarragona. The walk was pleasant but otherwise not recommended unless you have time to spare.

Amazing view and a beautiful place. Definitely worth visiting.

This is a beautiful across an ancient Roman wall. Signs along the way will teach you about what you are seeing. Some parts of the walking dating back around 1800 years. Wasn’t terribly exciting but it still looked really nice

A cool shady walk along the foot of the Roman city walls which are very impressive. There are numerous information points which add to the visitors understanding of the construction and phases of construction. All of the numerous sites in Tarragona seem to be equally well preserved and explained. Entry to all of these is very modest at 5 euro for an adult and there are usually toilets too!

Brilliant, well respected and maintained walls. Buy the multi ticket, 7 euros at the time of visit and gets you into the four main places. Absolute bargain, for that price you will not be disappointed,the amphitheatre you can walk straight in unlike 3hr queue for colloseum in Rome.

Lovely walk, astounding views and some great history, a bargain with the multi ticket to 6 historical sites in Tarragona

Nice place to go take a walk. We lucked out as the entry was free that day.

Good place

What a wonderful and breathtaking view!

(Translated by Google) Tarragona is excellent to come and enjoy a holiday on the beach and walk around Salou. There are many hotels, many rental apartments, Airbnb, many eating options, etc. (Original) Tarragona está excelente para venir a disfrutar unas vacaciones en la playa y pasear por Salou. Hay muchos hoteles, muchos departamentos de renta, airbnb, muchas opciones para comer etc

(Translated by Google) Beautiful embankment with a wonderful view. The sea is a stunning color. Especially against the background of red roofs and palm trees. (Original) Красивая набережная с прекрасным видом. Море потрясающего цвета. Особенно на фоне красных крыш и пальм.

(Translated by Google) Exceptional views of the Mediterranean! Accessible via a recently constructed tube bridge and two large glass elevators. (Original) Vue exceptionnelle sur la Méditerranée ! Accessibilité via un pont récent en tube et deux grands ascenseurs vitrés.

(Translated by Google) We loved the beach, which is a wonderful, comfortable environment and a great place to swim. There are lifeguards, showers, and restrooms. It's superb. (Original) Çok güzel rahat bir ortam da denize girme keyfi, plajı sevdik. Hem cankurtaran hem duş hemde wc imkanı var. Süpper

(Translated by Google) Here as an 🇦🇹 Austrian bus tour group... This is our second time in Tarragona... The first time was in March 2019, before the coronavirus pandemic... Back then, the tour guide only took us to the cathedral... Today, 15th. October 2025 We had an appointment with a tour guide at 3:00 PM...😉 Until then... Study the city yourself... The locals don't just call the square a balcony... When you stand here... You look down at the sea... Outside, there are a few cargo ships... waiting to be loaded or unloaded... A little to the left... you see the amphitheater... A slight glance to the right in front... You see a large statue of a general... who is said to have liberated Tarragona... Then, into the Rambla... You really get the impression... You're standing on a balcony... with a beautiful railing... commissioned by the then Prince of Tarragona... but never lived to see its completion... You walk through an avenue of plane trees... providing shade... seating... plenty of benches for relaxing present... funny... little yellow-green birds fluttering around you... are they canaries? ... and then you might get lucky... like us... today... October 15, 2025... around 12:30 p.m. A young woman is standing here... around 25 years old... shoulder-length medium-blonde hair... and she's singing... 🤗👍🌟💫🙏🤝 has a beautiful voice... expressive... with passion... she put us in a wonderful holiday mood with this amazing view... with her help... we don't know... was she a local... a tourist... 💁🇦🇹🙋 As Austrians, we thank... for the beautiful place... the young singing woman... may she stay healthy... find her right path... Grazias adjos Taragona (Original) Als 🇦🇹 Österreiche Bus Rund Reise Gruppe hier ... Sind zum zweiten Mal in Taragona... das erste Mal März 2019 vor Corona Pandemie... damals hatte uns die Reiseleiterin nur bis zur Kathedrale geleitet ... Heute 15 . Oktober 2025 wären wir mit einem Reiseleiter um 15 .oo Uhr verabredet ...😉 bis dahin ... selbst Studium der Stadt... Die einheimischen nennen den Platz nicht nur Balkon... wenn du hier stehst.. du schaust hinunter aufs Meer ... draußen liegen einige Frachtschiffe ... warten auf Be oder Entladung... etwas links ... siehst du das Amphitheater... ein leichter Blick nach rechts vorne ... siehst du eine große Statue eines Generals.. der Taragona befreit haben soll.. in Folge dann in die Rambla... gewinnst du wirklich den Eindruck ... du stehst auf einem Balkon... mit einem wunderschönen Geländer ... das der dazumalige Fürst von Taragona in Auftrag gab ... seine Fertigstellung aber nicht mehr erlebt hat ... du gehst durch eine Allee von Platanen Bäumen... Schatten spendend ... Sitzmöglichkeiten... Bänke zum Relaxen reichlich vorhanden... lustige ... kleine gelb grüne Vögel umflattern dich ... obs Kanari sind ?? ... und dann du noch eventuell Glück hast... so wie wir ... heute ... 15 .Oktober 2025 ... ca. 12.30 Uhr steht eine junge Frau hier .. ca. 25 Jahre alt... Schulter lange mittelblonde Haare... und singt... 🤗👍🌟💫🙏🤝 hat eine wunderschöne Stimme... ausdrucksvoll... mit einer Leidenschaft... sie hat uns mit diesem tollen Ausblick ... ihrem Zutun... in eine wunderschöne Urlaubs Stimmung versetzt ... wir wissen es nicht ... war sie Einheimische... Touristin ... 💁🇦🇹🙋 Als Österreicher bedanken wir uns... für den schönen Platz... bei der jungen singenden Frau... möge die gesund bleiben ... ihren richtigen Weg finden ...gehen ... Grazias adjos Taragona

WARNING FOR ALL TOURISTS: do not leave your car here with any belongings, we got robbed here and police told us that there are common car robberies in this area aimed at tourists. We were gone from the car for a couple of minutes and when we returned, the back window was broken and everything from the car gone. Please be careful🙏

We arrived and a person came to us to tell us that their window just got smashed. We were apart from them the only ones on the parking lot. A sign also said that they Dont have video surveillance, and that robberies are common. WHY NOT PUT A CAMERA THERE THEN? because we had a rental car we could not risk having our windows smashed. We had to go back. We wish we could have seen this historical place. TO THE MUNICIPALITY/POLICE: PUT SOME CAMERAS UP!

Avoid. Got robbed here at parking spot nearby

Very easy to get there and a must visit if you are travelling in this area.

One of the best preserved aqueducts in the world. Definitely a place for a must visit.

(Translated by Google) A beautifully preserved Roman-era structure, open to visitors and still usable as a pedestrian crossing. Impressive, it resembles, albeit with natural differences, the Pont du Gard in France. A must-see for history buffs. (Original) Struttura di epoca romana stupendamente conservata, visitabile e ancora utilizzabile come attraversamento pedonale. Imponente, ricorda, pur con le naturali differenze il "pont du gard" in Francia. Per gli appassionati di storia sito imperdibile.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful aquaduct from Roman times. Standing 27 meters high, it makes a huge impression, considering that only a small section (about 250 meters) remains. Truly worth a visit. (Original) Przepiękny aquadukt z czasów rzymskich. Wysoki na 27 m robi ogromne wrażenie zważywszy że tylko niewielki jego odcinek (ok 250m) zachował się do dziś Naprawdę warty odwiedzenia.

Great place for a walk and really historic. Sadly the car park was full of broken glass because they have people waiting for you to leave and then they break into your vehicle. Please be careful if you park here! We were lucky but so many others weren't

Pretty nice place, lovely to see how well it's been kept over all these years. Parking nearby is easy and was easy to reach too. The park around the aqueduct is quite nice as well. Had a nice walk. Visit took a little less than an hour overall.

Superb Roman Aqueduct This is one of the bet preserved aqueduc I have been too. It is great and looks fantastic. You really wonder how on earth did they build this 2000 years ago? I personally am a bit of a history buff and really enjoy this kind of places. It takes a bit of walking from the parking but is seriously worth it. Highly recommended.

Free great views good place to hike easy trails. Would definitely recommend going to visit at least the aqueduct.

The Ferrets Aqueduct is a truly impressive and underrated place to visit near Barcelona. You can easily get there by city bus (just remember to catch the return bus from the same stop where you got off). There's a large parking area available if you're coming by car. There are no public restrooms or shops on site, so it's a good idea to bring your own water and snacks. The area is spacious, with lots of nature, perfect for walking or cycling. You can easily spend anywhere from an hour to the whole day here enjoying the peaceful surroundings. The aqueduct itself is really striking and well worth seeing. It's a free attraction and a great option if you're looking to escape the city for a bit. Highly recommended!

About 400 meters walk from parking place in a park, offering some shade by the trees. Very nice and scenic view to the ancient aqueduct. There are no services here so prepare yourself with a bottle of water. Free admission.

Visited this aquaduct on a visit to Tarragona. It dates from reign of Augustus, 2000 yrs ago. It's in great condition considering it's age. The stonemasonry is excellent, I walked across the top, the local government has put a safety wall on but sides. The Romans were outstanding in civil engineering and hydraulic systems. There was more than likely a huge underground tank in the city centre.

The beach from that balcony view was really nice to see.

An absolutely stunning view over the harbour, amfitheater, the beach and of course the magnificent ocean. Great place for pictures to capture your Tarragona visit.

Great views, not overcrowded, definitely must see place at Tarragona.

Beautiful viewpoint with stunning views over the Mediterranean, the beach, the port and even the Roman amphitheatre in the distance. Definitely worth a stop.

Must visit for a fabulous view of sea and must taste gelato.

Great look out point. Beautiful views close to many restaurants and gelato places.

The Mediterranean Balcony at the end of Rambla Nova in Tarragona offers stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. It is a bit of a hike if coming up from the beach, but well worth the view. Once here, the rambla offers a wide variety of shops and cafes, as well as some park benches for a much needed rest.

Very beautiful and great work of restoration! We were with baby and stroller, it was very comfortable and interesting for us!

A beautiful place to visit. Easy to find the car park. Scan for an excellent free audio guide at the shop and then an instructive introductory video. The on-site cafe was also a pleasant surprise with fresh pastries. The audio guide gave enough information but not too much. (There was always an option for more detail.) A very pleasant couple of hours but could have easily spent more time.

We accidentally visited the monastery, but were amazed by the beauty and monumental details of this place. We even got to attend a service in the church. Highly recommended!

Beautiful. On entrance scan for audio guide. Stunning visuals at the beginning. Parking is free across the road.

A huge and impressive monestary, well maintained with lovely gardens. Definitely worth seeing if you are in the area

Very nice Monastery. Plenty of parking space. Discounts for students, not for ICOM members. The ticket lady had not a very friendly attitude for someone who works with people every day but other than that the rest of the staff very kind.

Definitely recommend to visit. It doesn't take long. Download the audio guide app. They have free WiFi to use the app and its easy and very informative.

Beautifully preserved! Great care was taken and it shows. Given the location, it is difficult to access for anyone with mobility issues so do prepare for that, but views from street level above are actually the most magnificent in my opinion. We assumed it would take 30-45 minutes to tour, but it can easily be seen in 10-15 minutes.

The Roman Amphitheatre in Tarragona is absolutely worth a visit. It left a lasting impression on me — equally as awe-inspiring as the famous arena in Verona. Set against the backdrop of the Mediterranean Sea, it’s both a historical treasure and a visual masterpiece. Standing there, you truly feel the presence of ancient history. One interesting mathematical fact: the amphitheatre is built in an elliptical shape, which was not just aesthetic — it ensured excellent acoustics and allowed every spectator a clear view of the arena. Even by today’s standards, the engineering is remarkable. Historically, this site was used for gladiator combats and public executions during the Roman Empire. Most notably, it’s where Saint Fructuosus, a Christian bishop, was martyred in the 3rd century AD — giving the site deep spiritual and historical meaning. 👉 Visitor info (2025): The amphitheatre is open most days and is part of the “Tarragona Roman Heritage” ticket that also includes other ruins in the city. Admission is very affordable (a few euros), and entry is free on the first Sunday of each month. There are clear information panels in multiple languages, and the site is well-maintained with accessible walkways. Don’t miss the viewpoint above the amphitheatre — perfect for photos! Guided tours are available in high season, or you can use an audio guide app. Highly recommended for history lovers, architecture fans, and anyone who wants to feel the ancient spirit of Tarraco, the Roman name of Tarragona.

Historic place where you can see Roman ruins and later culture christian legacy build on the top of it. Impressive landscape with the sea as a background. No need to pay in order to see such wonder as it is open air and the places is very accesible.

Fantastic site, well worth the 5€ entry fee. Loved the glimpse of a historic amphitheatre. Audio guide gives the site information in an easy to understand form. Scan the QR code at the pay booth, choose your language and open on your phone.

What a scam! When walking around, you can clearly see into the ruins, yet in order to enter, they charge a five euro price. I understand the ruins are cool, but they are not worth the price and should be free. Especially since they are not hiding anything and are clearly visible. The only thing you are paying for you is the little signs that explain to you what's in there. Which, you could probably look up on a google synopsis in five minutes for the price of nothing. Get your views in, but do not pay to enter! It is not worth the money! I hope one day they can make it free.

We didn’t go inside the Roman Amphitheater of Tarragona, since you can see almost everything from above. Being with a stroller and a small child, we felt that was enough. We took some nice photos from the viewpoint, but of course, if someone wants a closer look, it may be worth visiting inside.

We just dropped on this place and it was set some beautiful grounds no toilets nearby and could be awkward for some disabled people

Amazing theme park one of a kind. Very spacious clean and organised. Get ready for long queues depends the days and times but worth the wait. Gates just open 16:30 and close late time enough to enjoy all the rides Me and my family enjoy a lot here... I would recommend a visit definitely

I think most people will be visiting Ferrari Land purely for "The Red one", other than this ride we only went on 3 others as the park was only open 1700-2200. The Red one was great....the others not so much. But please near in mind we are seasoned Theme park visitors.....had we never had be on "soaring" we maybe would have appreciated "Flying dream" however with a 1hr 45 min wait we didn't. Racing legends seemed to be operating at Limited capacity and the "water jets" weren't working. We entered the park from Portaventura as hotel guests and queued for 30 mins, we then went straight to "The Red one" and queued for around 30 mins. The queues after that were over 2 hours. We ate at "Pit stop" the food was as expected for pizza, chips etc however the service was extremely slow. If you are willing to pay entry for 1 ride then its a good ride, generally the park isn't thay great, small and gift shops are crazy expensive.

Amazing experience, would need a couple of days to do all rides as times were avg 1.5hrs. Museum had lots of interesting facts. Photo opportunities for all the family, in a road car and f1 car. If time isn’t on your side, pay for the fast track/express tickets and you can’t go wrong with those. If you like Ferrari heritage and fast rides, Red Force is the main attraction for that.

Absolutely adore this place. Bought the 3 day 3 park tickets. Bought fast passes for the 5 ride pack and it was so good. The Ferrari ride is amazing. I went on it twice and was gutted I had to leave. Highly recommend this park. If you’re scared of rides or feel uneasy going on the red force ride GO ON IT!!!! You won’t regret it and it’s unbelievable.

If you are a F1 Ferrari team fan you will love this place! To see a real racing car, experience of driving a simulation of F1 race or adrenalin rush in a Red Force rollercoster is a lifetime memory! Even the children can ride in small cars and also try F1 simulator. Everything is amazing wherever you look. Highly recommended to any F1 fan.

A very nice destination for car enthusiasts , Ferrari’s all over the place! The Gallery is awesome, the store is modest the rollercoaster is wonderful. The Enzo Ferrari 3d video and simulator is unbelievable! They needed to add serious toys for big boys like me such as having a test drive with instructor on the circuit.

The queue for a simple kids car ride wasn't too long in length but has taken well over 2hrs. This place is good if you like to queue nine hours for 2 adult and 2 kids rides.Wasted a day of my life here.

We enjoyed our visit. Our entrance was free on the Tuesday we visited. Lots of information and really interesting history. There are toilets and a lift for those who really need it. The view point is really great, over looking parts of the city

A very interesting place with a lot of history. The entrance fee is €5 per adult and it’s definitely worth it. We visited with a baby stroller and it wasn’t a problem. The tunnels are fascinating, especially one that is really tall. At the end, you can go up and enjoy a beautiful view over Tarragona and the amphitheater. It’s also convenient that there are toilets available. Highly recommended!

Great visit of Roman ancient ruins! They have an underground tunnel, quite amazing. Don't miss out the multimedia room where they show a recreation of the Roman Circus compared to actual constructions. Entrance is only €5 p.p. Highly recommended

Wonderful place to wonder and get the feel of how this place was during roman times. Great value for money at only 5 euros entry. You can see where the modern city has been built on roman streets. Not to be missed. Great view of the city from the tower

Amazing hidden gem. The place has had a varied history over the last 2 millennium. View from the top of the tower is a good way to see the layout of the town.

Very informative and loads to see, adults €5 kids around €2.5 if 12+ years old, under 12 free.

Beautiful design and layout of the Ruins. Great place to visit. Fantastic views from the top and the tunnel which is now located underneath a modern street was great to walk through.

Beautiful beach right in the city center of Tarragona. The beach had more stone sand compared to the other beaches out north. It is quite long but not that deep and can get quite crowded at the weekend. There is some parking at the north end, but did not look that trustful as a location in my eyes. The public facilities were unfortunately quite dirty but on the other side along the beach are several showers. The beach itself is nice for a city beach and a quick drive but I would recommend the beaches outside the city more.

Playa El Miracle. Beautiful beach.

Clear waters and fine sand with pockets of shells. We found 20+ pieces of beautiful sea glass. It was not too busy and we had plenty of space to layout for a group of 6. Compared to other beaches we’ve been to it was slightly above average.

Great beach. Less crowded when you get away from the downtown part

A large beach in the center of the city, there is an elevator for descent, the railway station is nearby! At the top is a nice walking path with benches overlooking the sea)

While the beach is nice it is also very difficult to access. There is one access located at the end of the Rambla and a second one hidden behind the anfiteatro at the far left side of the beach

Very good city beach. The water is crystal clear, sand is very soft and shiny, and and these days there is small fish swimming around you. But! No changing rooms.

Great model of Tarragona at roman times. We had an historian explaining us the city, how it was at roman times and how it evolved through time. It was really great, especially walking through the city afterwards.

AMAZING. The details are very good, the entree is free so if you can pass before watching the roman citi Tarraco you will make a very good view of 2nd century a.C

A good place to get to know the history of the old Roman city of Tarragona which in Roman times was named Tarraco. It seems that Pilate who judged over Jesus Christ was born in Tarraco.

Best Roman city model in the town! Absolutely worth the time! It's also free.

It was good, but it can be a bit boring after an hour or two. Best to go to the beach after an hour.

Beautiful, wonderful architecture and very interesting history. Can’t wait to go back.

A big roman city model, perfect to visualize Tarraco

This was included in a package ticket we bought for 15€ per person. I dont think we would visit here if it was part of the package. It is beautiful to see the house set up and the chandeliers upstairs are phenomenal. The tile flooring is beautiful. Staff super friendly. Toilets downstairs in the basement smelt funny. The whole house had a musty smell but to be expected. I think an interactive tour would be better than us wandering around. Would be nice to learn the history of the house and the use of the house or earphones in different languages. Well preserved.

A good little stop to add onto your attractions list. It is roughly around €5 per person to enter. Although I was unsure if to enter as it just looked like pots to my left, I'm glad I went. You also get a little handy note book, in your language. It was nice to see the different room styles and how both interior and items have changed. The likes of the size of a double bed back then, to now. The celling artwork, to the furniture. It's a nice look around and a chance to get out of the sun. The only issue, is that the toilets weren't the best and smelled.

It's a very strange museum. There's absolutely no story behind it. Inside you will find a couple of nice pieces of furniture, a couple of paintings and the shelves full of chemical bottles, but you won't find any hint at how this all works together: the objects are not attributed in any way, people on portraits and their authors remain unknown, there's no connection to the family which owned all that (who they were and why they decided to preserve the house also remains in darkness). This collection of objects costs 5 Euro. That's not much, but the visit itself is utterly senseless, so be warned.

Amazing and beautiful house/museum with well preserved furniture from past centuries. The staff is friendly and attentive, and will give you a lot of information about its history. It has a beautiful interior patio. A must-see in Tarragona!

Beautiful but not outstanding house. As often here almost no information in any foreign language. Not to miss: the courtyard and the little room with the cassette ceiling with plant motives.

Well worth a visit to get an interesting insight into old Tarragona.

A nice period piece home with some older artifacts included.

OMG... This place is amazing. It makes you feel like in Jurassic Park...the only bad thing is the constant noise from the highway, but there is so much beauty around and you will ignore it. The place is free to visit, at least in the winter time. So clean, so well maintained.

A delightful place to visit. Free to wonder around, with plaques in various languages. Not sure how you get to the main entrance. We parked in a layby when Google maps wanted us to drive up a dirt track! But there was a footpath sign post and it was easy to reach. A bit rocky and gravelly underfoot.

How to get here; from the service station you will see a sign for "El Medal". Follow gravel road for just over 1km to large parking area. Note as of 2023 the walkway within the quarry is closed

Fantastic place to get to know about ancient Roman history, their tradition, culture. You can visit the site at your own pace. Entrance is free. The well-signed path will take up and down a few hills. Plenty of signage in four languages will explain everything there is to know about how Romans used stones from que quarry to build the cities around Tarraco. No guide available, food or water. So take your own and be ready for a sporty (at times pretty hot) trek 😊. Beware of the wasps. I got stung a few times by an angry swarm while on Lookout #2. Loved this spot!

Definitely MUST SEE! free entrance, free parking and so beautiful!

Nice to walk around with little information boards, which tell you about the differentiates of the quarry. Couldn't get into the "clot" as the gates were locked but this was advertised. Had to access via the services on the A7 aftervjunction 34. We did have to collect a toll token when we accessed at junction 34, but left at junction 35 and didn't get charged.

Interesting place despite the access to the bottom of the pit being closed. The information on the boards along the path is not great but it’s a pleasant walk around the Catalan countryside.

Lovely hotel. Rooms were great - ours (110) was slightly larger than our friends and we got a sea view without paying for one. But the main thing is the staff! They are so helpful and friendly. Made the whole thing so easy. The rooftop pool is really gorgeous. Breakfast was pretty standard. Location was close to the beach and the old town.

We had the most wonderful romantic night at H10 to finish our trip! Perfect location overlooking the ruins and a lovely beach, just a few minutes’ walk from the train station and the old town. We made full use of the excellent facilities - 2 pools, rooftop bar, gym and a fabulous dinner at Alta Mare restaurant. We also loved our gorgeous room and balcony which had all the luxe touches. The staff were wonderful too - super friendly, helpful and efficient. A special shoutout to the reception team and to Muria in Alta Mare, who was outstanding.

Comfortable hotel in an excellent location with perfect views. Breakfast was plentiful and good quality. Pools were clean with multiple loungers. Reception staff were friendly and very helpful. Service was let down by bar staff and waiting staff. We were a party of eight and would like to have met on the roof to bar each evening for a drink before going out but gave up after the second night as the two sometimes three staff completely ignored us. When trying to get a drink and lunch for two people to have by the pool downstairs the first time no staff could be found. Eventually we ordered but condiments requested arrived after lunch was finished. Three of our party tried again on another day and were told to go to the rooftop bar for orders where again service was extremely slow and they had to take the food/ drinks to the downstairs pool themselves. There were conferences/ weddings going on during our stay which seemed to take all the staff but I would expect a hotel of this calibre to staff accordingly so that hotel guests still receive a good quality of service. So, an excellent hotel let down by bar/ waiting staff.

Amazing staff, so serviceminded and professional. They made me feel like five stars too : ). Beautiful hotel, balcony overlooking the roman amphitheater and the sea. Great breakfast, comfortable bed, lovely decor, nice sauna, and actually very good value for money! Poolarea looked gorgeous, however we traveled out of season. Some small things gave room for improvment, such as slight smell of sewage in bathroom areas, sound proofing not so great and lack of kettle in room (coffe mashine though!).

We stayed in the hotel in February 2024 with the purpose of seeing Tarragona and visit Monastery of Poblet. It worked out beautifully, the hotel was a great base, very comfortable and in an excellent location. Everything was super - the comforts of the room, the bed, the bathroom. We took a suite on the higher floor. The views were tremendous, on the sea, amphitheater, old city. It is in a walking distance to the Cathedral and the historic center and it is easy to drive from the hotel because it has its own parking. This parking was a bit tight but manageable. The breakfast was quite good too. If we come again to Tarragona, we'll stay only there. Highly recommend!

Couldn't fault the hotel. Very clean and well presented hotel. Staff were great, very kind and helpful. We only had breakfast and snacks in the hotel, but both of these were to a very good standard. Location is perfect with easy access into the town. We really enjoyed our stay and will go back in the future.

We stayed from 8th-15th October. As H10 members and having stayed in other H10 hotels across Europe, this hotel, although very nice, clean and friendly just didn’t feel like the other hotels. There were a few things missing. Bath robes and slippers in the room being one. Although not essential it would have been nice to have them. I checked and they should have been supplied. We asked reception for pool towels as the cart where they were kept wasn’t at the poolside, to be told the downstairs pool is closed. He said the 12th October the pool closes. No notices to say this anywhere. He gave us towels to lay by the pool but not to swim. On the website it does say 15th October- March the pool closes which is strange as many guests still want to swim during this time. In saying that the whole area was very clean and well kept. Unfortunately there were 3 private events that meant certain areas of the hotel were out of bounds to other guests. For some reason the breakfasts although tasty, were never hot, always just tepid. All in all the hotel was very nice, in a fantastic location with great views, it just needs a couple of tweaks in my opinion to make it on a par with the other H10s we have stayed in.

Santa Tecla. Festival full of life!

(Translated by Google) There are always performances at Santa Tecla, truly a point of reference for the festivities. (Original) Per Santa Tecla sempre hi ha representacions, realment un punt de referencia per les festes.

Lovely statue a short uphill walk from the bus station of Tarragona.

A remarkable human tower recreated in bronze on an almost life size scale. A remarkable tribute to the local athletes who skilfully cooperate to make a human tower of remarkable height.

Very interesting art object.

Impressive display. Even more impressive when you realise this statue depicts a real activity (human towers) traditional to the area, and isn't just a symbolic idea in metal.

Tarragona is a beautiful city. Nice Roman building and religious building. Tarragona Cathedral is amazing. La Rambla Nova (the main shopping street.

Warmly nice area to stay & walk all day! Nice people to meet here and the Roman architectures are so worth to visit🥰

Els Castellers, a Catalan tradition of building human towers, is a breathtaking spectacle that exemplifies the beauty of human unity, strength, and coordination. Having witnessed this awe-inspiring display firsthand, I can confidently say that it is an experience like no other. Els Castellers is a cultural phenomenon that captivates both the hearts and minds of its audience, leaving an indelible mark on anyone fortunate enough to witness it. From the moment the castellers enter the arena, clad in vibrant traditional attire, a palpable sense of excitement fills the air. The energy and enthusiasm of the participants are contagious, spreading throughout the crowd and creating an atmosphere of anticipation. As the music begins to play, signaling the start of the performance, a harmonious rhythm takes hold, guiding the movements of the castellers and ensuring their synchronicity. The precision and coordination displayed by the castellers are truly remarkable. Every participant has a specific role, from the sturdy base known as the pinya, providing the foundation of the tower, to the nimble climbers who ascend to dizzying heights, their determination and courage shining through. It is an intricate dance of balance, trust, and unwavering support, where each individual's contribution is vital to the success of the tower. The most awe-inspiring moment arrives when the crowning moment is reached—the completion of the castell. As the final casteller climbs to the pinnacle, the audience holds their breath, anxiously hoping for a flawless finish. The moment of triumph, when the castell reaches its zenith and is celebrated with thunderous applause and cheers, is nothing short of magical. It represents the triumph of human cooperation, resilience, and teamwork—a testament to the power of unity. However, beyond the sheer physicality and spectacle of Els Castellers lies a profound cultural significance. It embodies the spirit of Catalonia, its history, and its people. Els Castellers transcends boundaries and unites communities, fostering a sense of identity and belonging. It is a powerful symbol of solidarity and cultural heritage, preserving and promoting the values of teamwork, trust, and mutual respect. The impact of Els Castellers extends beyond the immediate performance itself. It has the ability to inspire individuals to push beyond their limits, encouraging them to believe in the extraordinary potential that lies within each human being. The resilience and determination displayed by the castellers serve as a reminder that when we come together, we can achieve greatness. In conclusion, Els Castellers is an unparalleled display of human achievement, leaving spectators in awe of the incredible feats accomplished by these dedicated individuals. The experience is both visually stunning and emotionally profound, offering a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Catalan culture and the human capacity for unity and strength. If you have the opportunity to witness Els Castellers, seize it without hesitation—it is an experience that will leave an indelible mark on your soul.

Lovely walk through history. Following 2200 year old footsteps is always a great experience. Plenty of places to sit and admire the views.

This is a free walk roaming along the original Tarragona city wall,some steps and uneven patches, toilet about halfway. Old canons, statues, interesting bits of information, we really enjoyed and were sorry we kind of had to rush through this very scenic route.

Beautifully preserved and well maintained place. I'd say it's the best historical site in the city.

Nice and very old place to visit. Kind people at the service desk. Glad it is still possible to visit for a small fee. Keep it as nice and clean as is it. Its worth to see this place.

This was my favourite part of my holiday, really nice walk and great views. Very well preserved and well worth the money.

Good park with rides big and little. I recommend the express pass to skip the queues

Ok if you like to go for a walk (around 1-2km, not very long), but otherwise there's not much scenery so not worth 5 euro entrance fee

A small site that you can explore in under an hour. We purchased the combination ticket which we used through most of the Roman sites of Tarragona.

We enjoyed our visit here and recommend it for anyone interested in Roman history.

This is a nice hidden little Roman archaeological site set right in the middle of this community. The tickets are not very expensive to just buy at the gate and I have never seen that many people there for long lines. It's two sites connected by a small bridge and only takes 30 or so minutes to explore around the site.

If you are into history you'll love the remains and imagine what it must have been like in Roman times. Unfortunately this site is not too big, yet worth a visit still. Tickets are € 3,30, alternatively you can buy a combi ticket for four sites for € 7,40 (recommended). 💯

Colonial forum is a part of Roman ruins of Tarragona complex. One ticket is good for all 4 sites. You can wander among Roman ruins, and even climb some. Or just take a break and sit on ancient column , well, what is left of it, but still cool, right? It's not crowded at all, on Saturday afternoon we had the whole place to ourselves. There are many restaurants nearby, as well as market.

Very nice place showing a Part of Roman Tarragona. Including the remains ob water Reservoir and the walls of some houses and a street section very well preserved. Explanations also in English.

Closed due to high winds. But it’s not even windy here because it is in the city centre and we cannot go in. We traveled from Barcelona for this and left disappointed.

Cool museum that let's you walk through some old tunnels from an old Roman circus and guard tower. Great view over the city from the top. Very cheap if you are a student.

The Praetorium Tower, later known as the Castell del Rei, is a fascinating Roman structure that once housed governors and later kings. Climbing up offers great views and a real sense of Tarragona’s history.

Nice city view and impressive architecture. Paradise and hell, this place has a beautiful rooftop view of Tarragona but also a magnificient underground roman tunnels used by the romans to walk under the roman hippodrome. The inside of the remaining tower of the medieval castle is gigantic and seeing the different stone walls of the different centuries is amazing.

Beautiful small museum on the Praetorium and the wonderfully preserved remains of the ancient Hippodrome. Especially impressive are the preserved barrel vaults.

Wonderful experience, exceeded my expectations. On entry I didn't expect much but once in the tunnels and in the rooms, you learn a lot and really worth the entry. You don't expect it to be so big.

A tower built by Romans and part of Unesco World Heritage site in Tarragona. There are nice views from its rooftop. Buy the ticket for the multiple monuments (7.40€) and it is included.

Very interesting but the experience was ruined by an obnoxious employee who kept yelling at everyone for not using the right exit and objected vehemently to me putting my leg up to rest after all the stairs, despite there being two banks made of stone and not one other person in sight.

This is a very interesting place to visit. It's not so common to find such a preserved necropolis, with a lot of archeological material. It was a very nice visit. I reccomend going down to one or both of the cripts, it's really creepy, but in a good way

It is so fascinating how life was in those times. Essential for anyone with an interest in history

It's an amazing experience! Well preserved and documented!

Idk why but it's closed on Monday I highly recomend buying the tickets in advance you can see part of it from above though

Really amazing, well taken care of, and with very good historical explanations. Staff was extra friendly!

Amazing!!!! It's awesome to see places one only hears about at school!! A must see!!!

Less than I expected. I had high hopes, but it was slightly disappointing.

Simply painted columns. 10-minute attraction. The street smells

We visited whilst on a one day visit from a cruise ship. This little street is a short walk from the shuttle bus drop off point. Some interesting art work.

Interesting for a second but that's it

(Translated by Google) Street that is worth walking to see the different Pylons decorated by the residents of this street. Initially they were placed so that no cars would park and the neighbors decided to add a color tone to them. Every year they repaint them on June 1 except for one that remains painted as it was. (Original) Calle que merece la pena pasear para ver los distintos Pilones decorados por los vecinos de esta calle. Inicialmente se pusieron para que no aparcase ningún coche y los vecinos decidieron ponerles un tono de color. Todos los años los vuelven a pintar el día 1 de junio salvo uno que se queda pintado como estaba.

(Translated by Google) 🎨 It's a street filled with art; it's fun to see each pillar decorated in its different styles. 📖 The history makes the street even more interesting; you can visit the website to learn more. (Original) 🎨 Es una calle con mucho arte, es divertido ver cada pilón decorado con sus diferentes estilos. 📖 La historia hace a la calle aún más interesante, se puede entrar a la web para saber más.

(Translated by Google) It is a street that can go unnoticed, in the historic center, where local artists have decorated the bollards or pylons. They are very original and there are designs that are very well worked; It is not something spectacular but it certainly gives it a colorful touch and makes it another point of tourist interest in the city. (Original) Es una calle que puede pasar desapercibida, en el centro histórico, en la que artistas locales han decorado los bolardos o pilones. Son muy originales y hay diseños que están muy bien trabajados; no es algo espectacular pero desde luego le da un toque colorido y hace que sea un punto más de interés turístico en la ciudad.

(Translated by Google) Nice street famous for each pilot being decorated. Neighbors' initiative to make it more fun. The street a little neglected and deteriorated. But it's worth seeing. (Original) Simpática calle famosa por cada piloto estar decorado. Iniciativa de los vecinos para hacerla más divertida. La calle un poco descuidada y deteriorada. Pero merece la pena verla.

One of the famous beach on the golden coast known as for its large sandy part which allows a lot of volleyball enthusiasts .Very close to the main city of Tarragona with good public transport

A beautiful large beach, but a shallow shore, it takes a long time to go down to the depths. Perfect for kids! There is a restaurant and a supermarket nearby!

Probably the best beach in Tarragona!

My favourite beach in the area. A lot more space than the next closest beach but also a lot quieter as walking to this beach is a little bit harder. There is public toilets which are very helpful and three separate bars. There is also a spar very close to allow you to stock up on snacks and drinks! The beach is also equipped with showers!

Nice beach with clear water. It is also very near ans simple to reach, Tarragona downtown is only some minutes away, even with walking. In summer seasons though, it can sometimes be full of people.

Water is clear and clean, and the entrance slope is soft, allowing for people who don't know how to swim to still enjoy the sea. You'll typically find families and older people here, not the most vibrant beach when it comes to bars and restaurants either.

One of the famous and popular beach with public shower , bar and lots of facilities.. also with a very good view ..

Cristal clear water. The public toilets need to be cleaned more regularly.

Amazing beach, nudist's and clothed people co-exist peacefully. My wife wanted to be fully clothed, my self wanted be nude. Nobody batted an eye. If this is your first nudist beach I highly recommend.

I have visited many beaches in the EU and this is by far one of my favorites for a few reasons: 1) Savinosa is a Blue flag beach(look up what a Blue flag beach is). It's a rating given to beaches with certain water quality and facility standards. The sand is also cleaned daily. Something I noticed in other Spanish beaches are cigarette butts on the sand. I saw one on the sand here, but overall very clean and soft sand. No chair rental, but there is a cafe, restroom and showers. Bring your own umbrella. There is a free parking lot close by. NO dogs allowed. 2) very relaxed atmosphere. Kid friendly. I saw many children present. Note that this is a clothing optional beach, so nudity (topless and full nude) is present. But, clothed or not, nobody cares! This is one thing I love about European culture. The human body is the human body. Nothing to be ashamed or embarrassed about. We arrived in our birthday suit, leaving in it too :) If you are a prude, this beach is not for you (I guess no European beach would suit if topless women also bother you). 3) the waves break a bit further out, so there is a shallower area close to the shore that is ideal of kids or anyone just wanting to wade knee deep. Do note that the beach is in a cove with steep rocks on either end of the beach. Do not swim on either end as the current can be dangerous. Just use common sense. Someone had to be rescued while I was there. If you stay in the middle part of the beach, no issues. Water temp in early October was still tolerable. Enjoy! Will be back! Bookmarked as one of my favorites.

It is a very nice, small beach just outside the city, reachable with the bus lines 11, 12 and 13 (one way 1.50 Euro). It has wonderful water and soft, fine sand, a nice beach bar, toilets and showers. One half of the beach is for nudists. In the upper corner are the gays and some voyeurs as everywhere, the rest is local people just enjoying the beautiful small beach.

Very clean, close to our hotel, lots of space, no dogs. Worth going back to.

I was surprised the beach got such high ratings. There are buildings in the background and the train rattles through noisily every 20 minutes. you have to walk into the sea quite a while to be able to swim, it's shallow. the ground is very hard, bring a thick towel. the day I visited, a large section was cordoned off w yellow n red floaters bc it is dangerous to swim there. there are much better beaches further east, like Mora n Tamariu that dont have the urban feel

The beach is great, water is clear and crispy. You have to be ready to accept nude people in the one side of a beach. But the nature and sand is great, there is a free toilet there and showers.

This museum is pretty nice and small. It has: - several pictures, - sculptures of local Spanish artists - modern art works. The entrance was free, one needs around 1 hour to see everything.

Small gallery with two levels. When we got there there was a group of small kids doing art projects in a space on the first floor. Upstairs was a whole different aesthetic, and there were some pretty racy parts of the exhibitions, so if you have delicate sensibilities this place may not be for you. It's free and if contemporary art is your thing I recommend it.

Free entry. Interesting temporary exhibition about the 1980s postal art group S.I.E.P. Upstairs, some of the exhibits are definitely not child-appropriate and the signage is there, but could be clearer. The Mariaelena Roqué art is very striking and well worth a look.

Ever felt a painting pull you into its world? The Museo de Arte Moderno de Tarragona is a vibrant hideaway where Catalan art explodes with color and emotion. From bold sculptures to evocative canvases, every piece feels like a story waiting to be told. Did you know the museum houses works by local legend Josep Maria Jujol, Gaudí’s collaborator, whose quirky genius shines in every detail? Tucked in Tarragona’s charming old town, this gem is a must for anyone craving art with soul!

Very nice , small but you have some stuff to see. We went with kids they got some things to draw. People from reception very friendly. It's free entrance

Lovely free museum. Good for about 45 minutes out of the heat. Win Win

Great gallery. Lovely building. I especially liked that it is set up for kind to learn and for people with Sensory impairment to get the most from it. The staff were very friendly also. AND IT WAS FREE!

It’s ok but closes early. Staff are friendly though

Arrived last night to have a little gamble and on arrival pulled up outside in my car I was approached straight away by a gentleman telling me it was valley parking and he would park my car for tips on my return. I thought this was the norm so I let him. He got in my car and had difficulty as it is an English car - right hand drive. As he went to park on the side of the casino he tried to squeeze past some cones and hit the kerb scrapping my alloys to which he really badly damaged!! I told him to get out of my car!!! I told him I will park it myself. He got out and all I got was a sorry? No mention of compassion!! My car is a bmw x4 and there wasn’t a mark on the alloys. So be very cautious when visiting this casino and obviously ruined the mood of the night

Great evening and good atmosphere inside.

My wife asked to go to the restroom (she is pregnant) and I was ready to loose some money but the lady said for entry we need our passport. What is wrong with this place?!?

Never been to a casino and this was my first one and it is really well made! It's big, but this is Tarragona, what do you expect? It's got nice design, easy pay-to-play interactions that are fast made, fast cash out, very patient and kind workers! As a first time in Casino this was 10/10 experience for me, would recommend. Even if you are not sure, just enter! It's free, then watch some other people play and maybe play for €5? All I won is 7 euros in total and am really glad I got to experience this Gambling with low bets and lots of fun!!!

Check out their salsa/bachata nights on Tuesdays.

Small but cozy. Workers are friendly and helpful

Easy to pass by without noticing it. Worth stopping by, even though it does not really have anything in common with famous Scipio 🤷🏻‍♂️🙂

Nice remain of a funeral monument along the main road augusta, even if not related to the roman general Scipio it's still really nice to see.

A tower-shaped funerary monument built next to the Via Augusta near the city of Tarraco in the first half of the 1st century AD with ashlars extracted from a nearby quarry.

Worth a stop. Be careful though as someone homeless lives behind it. I saw their bedding and a few possessions

Amazing structure built over 2000 years ago! It is a world heritage site.

Roman mausoleum at the side of the road on what used to be the "Via Agusta", which reminded us of the Via Appia in Rome

Historic monument

It's beautiful inside, unfortunately it's only one floor of the house, it can all be seen 15mins, the garden could be so much nicer, the staff and guides were very helpful, but not worth the entry fee €5 The house is free to enter on the last Tuesday of the month, along with several other attractions in the city.

Definitely not worth the 5 euros entrance fee. You see one or two rooms inside then most of it is still under renovation. Dont waste your time here!

The Casa Canals is something that you should not miss during your stay in Tarragona. The Casa is also included in the 15€ ticket and everything inside the house is again very well maintained and the staff is there to help you if you do not know what something means.

Well worth a visit. Great views and place of historic significance. Get a combined ticket to view all the main Roman venues / museums in Tarragona. Old city is well worth a visit.

Interesting 18th century house. A series of well preserved rooms of a wealthy family home of the time - the restored rooms are 50% of the original home. The well informed person who attended me up on the first floor of the house gave a short and interesting tour. - nice to see such a professional approach. Unfortunately I couldnt say the same for the surly atendant who was at the entrance downstairs. Not the best image for Tarragona tourism.

Waste of 5 euro, not much to see inside, some furniture and decorations but there's no info at all And don't even consider the combo 15 euro/4 attractions (the Amfitheater also not worth entering), just buy Circ Roma + Pretori, and Pg. Arqueològic

This was a nice fancy house that belonged to the canals family; it was 4 euros to enter i think. They closed off a couple of rooms and the house itself was already quite small so there wasnt that much to see. The decor was nice but overall i was expecting a lot more “wow” factor. From previous Europe trips elsewhere such as in Scotland, the noble houses were signficantly more impressive, grandiose and luxurious than this one so i was a bit disappointed by this house.

Nice places, for a sunny day. Not to big, but worth visiting.

Nice historical site for a short visit.

Smaller than I expected. Went to get it off the heat as it was underground, but only spend about 5 mins out of the sun there.

Awesome sentry tower from days past.

Awsome Place I Want To Own It !!!!!

This is a MUST

Wow!!! Great place to visit. Price includes the circus and torre del pretori.

The sight of this old 13th century chapel standing within this 19th century seminarium with a recently added modern roof on top is actually a great combination of styles. Hidden gem in Tarragona.

(Translated by Google) I have long wanted to attend this concert. In Tarragona it takes place within the walls of the seminary. The hall is small. There is actually no scene. There are several rows of chairs for spectators. Therefore, not everyone can see well. But we came to listen...it was beautiful, but the acoustics were not very good. It was expected that it would be too loud, but the sound did not reach the hall, although the quartet of two violins, a viola and a cello were located half a meter from the audience. We chose the music program ABBA and Queen. ABBA's music seemed especially interesting to me when performed with strings. The musicians lacked artistry. Sometimes it seemed that only notes were being played. I wish they could rehearse more together. Overall it was an interesting experience. (Original) Давно хотелось посетить этот концерт. В Таррагоне он проходит в стенах семинарии. Зал небольшой . Сцены фактически нет. Для зрителей установлены несколько рядов стульев. Поэтому видно не всем хорошо. Но мы пришли слушать ...было красиво, но акустика не очень хорошая. Ожидалось , что будет слишком громко , но звук в зал не шел ,хотя квартет из двух скрипок , альта и виолончели расположились в полметре от зрителей. Выбрали программу музыка ABBA и Queen. Музыка АВВА особенно показалась мнее интересной с струнном исполнении. Музыкантам нехватало артистичности . Иногда казалось, что исполняют только ноты . Я б пожелала им больше репетировать вместе. В целом это был интересный опыт .

Regret not entering…

(Translated by Google) Cloister where a chapel built in the 16th century stands. XIII that was part of the hospital of the canons of the cathedral headquarters. The CandleLights musical is performed on certain nights with a prior reservation and we were able to see the best of Hans Zimmer performing the best OSTs of his composition (Original) Claustro donde se erige una capilla construida en el s. XIII que formaba parte del hospital de los canónigos de la sede catedralicia. Se representa en ciertas noches con una reserva previa, el musical de CandleLights y pudimos ver lo mejor de Hans Zimmer representando las mejores BSO de su composición

(Translated by Google) The visit and the perfect audiovisual. The girl is very attentive and professional. I went twice (Original) La visita i el audiovisual perfecta. La noia porta molt atenta i profesional . He anat dos cops

(Translated by Google) Tarragona boasts of being the cradle of Christianity in Europe following a visit from Saint Paul himself; In fact, it is considered built on the rock where the apostle preached. It is small. It is currently inside the Cloister of what was the Tarragona seminary built at the end of the 19th century. In 2012, the cloister was covered with a tarp and is used as a place for meetings and conventions. (Original) Tarragona presuma de ser la cuna del cristianismo en Europa a raíz de una visita del mismísimo San Pablo; de hecho se considera construida sobre la roca donde predico el apóstol. Es pequeña,. Actualmente está dentro de Claustro de lo que fue seminario de Tarragona construido a finales del siglo XIX. En el 2012 se cubrió dicho claustro con una lona y es utilizado como lugar de reuniones y convenciones

(Translated by Google) We attended the Candlelight performance of Vivaldi's Four Seasons. Great music, too bad the entire presentation was in Catalan. The official language of Spain: Spanish! (Original) Asistimos al Candeligth de Las 4 estaciones de Vivaldi. Muy buena música, lástima que toda la presentación fuera en catalán. Lengua oficial española: el español!!!

Remarkable place! Note that the building on the right side is currently under construction.

(Translated by Google) Remains of the medieval past Place of visit: Voltes Gótiques Date of visit: 06/27/2017 These vaults date back to medieval times, although they have been restored and currently serve as shelter for markets and fairs. At the time, Mercería Street, which is where they are located, was one of the most commercial areas of the city. (Original) Restos del pasado medieval Lugar de la visita: Voltes Gótiques Fecha de la visita: 27/06/2017 Estas bóvedas datan de la época medieval, aunque están restauradas y en la actualidad sirven de cobijo para mercadillos y ferias. En su momento la calle Mercería, que es donde se encuentran , fue una de las zonas más comerciales de la ciudad.

(Translated by Google) The medieval arcades and large rough stones look rustic but reliable, and many apartments have been built on them, which are very conspicuous on the corner of the cathedral. (Original) 中世纪的拱廊，粗糙的大石块看起来质朴却可靠，其上又加建了许多公寓，在主教座堂的街角很显眼。

(Translated by Google) Curious arches located after the descent of the cathedral stairs. (Original) Curiosos arcos ubicados tras la baja de escaleras de la catedral .

(Translated by Google) Very photogenic, and instagram (Original) Molt fotogèniques, i d'instagram

(Translated by Google) One of the charming corners of Tarragona, testimony of medieval times. (Original) Uno de los rincones con encanto de Tarragona, testimonio de época medieval.

(Translated by Google) beautiful place (Original) مكان جميل