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Accessible Tarragona

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On the route through Roman Tarragona, you will visit the main monuments that survive from the ancient Roman era. – © Manel Antolí / RV Edipress

Tarragona still has significant monuments from its medieval past, the Cathedral being the most prominent. – © Tarragona Tourism Board

You can also come and visit the modernist heritage spread throughout Tarragona in a route where you will discover the work and leisure centres, the houses, and the objects of worship. – © Alberich Fotògrafs

The Diocesan Church invites you to discover its magnificent heritage and to follow in the footsteps of martyrs on the route of the early Christians of Tarraco. – © Santi Grimau

Just a few minutes from Tarragona, next to Tamarit and river Gaià’s mouth, there is a small natural piece of paradise called the Hort de la Sínia.
Escape the city and enjoy the natural environment and spa treatments at this lovely spot near Tarragona. – © Joan Vives

On the route through Roman Tarragona, you will visit the main monuments that survive from the ancient Roman era. – © Manel Antolí / RV Edipress

ROMAN ROUTE
This route lets us discover the exciting history of Tarraco, the
first Roman city founded outside the Italian peninsula, and the
base settlement for the conquest of Hispania. We will explore
the Roman remains that still shape the city, from the major
monuments of the upper city to the spectacular site of the
Necropolis next to the River Francolí. On our tour, which
includes a visit to sites on the outskirts of the city, we will
travel through eight centuries of Roman history, and see a
large part of the original layout of the Roman city, which was
once the capital of the Empire's largest province.

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MEDIEVAL ROUTE
From the Cathedral, built on the Roman acropolis, to the
church of Santa Maria del Miracle, set into the former
amphitheatre, medieval Tarragona was constructed on the
remains of Roman Tarraco, and we can still feel its presence in
its picturesque little streets. As you follow this route, soak up
the atmosphere of the medieval city, with churches, castles
and towers where art, legend and history meet.

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ART NOUVEAU AND MODERN ROUTE
The Art Nouveau movement of the late 19th and early 20th
centuries was embraced everywhere in Catalonia, where it
was known as Modernisme, and it left an impressive legacy in
the city of Tarragona. Its streets are dotted with buildings rich
in poetry and symbolism, surprising us with the curves,
colours and unusual shapes of Catalan Art Nouveau on this
route, which descends from the higher part of the city to the
port area.

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EARLY CHRISTIANS OF TARRACO ROUTE
Tarragona has the most outstanding early Christian
documentary, artistic and archaeological heritage anywhere in
Spain. This route reveals some of the traces left by the first
Christians in the city.

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AGRO-ECOLOGICAL ROUTE
Agrotourism is a good option if you are looking to spend an
enjoyable time with your family while getting to know the
country and the cuisine around Tarragona. Over the course of
your visit you will have a chance to immerse yourself in the
bountiful natural resources offered by the Gaia River Estuary,
through environmental instruction and activities geared towards
getting to know local farming practices and their importance
in a fun and educational way. Along this route, you
will participate in the farming and stockbreeding activities that
take place on a daily basis on the farms. Are you ready?

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