Can’t enter the rooms near entrance to actual ground of amphitheater but he said you can look from outside. There’s a lot of info so if you’re like me and like to read you can’t. Upon walking in there’s another part that’s also not allowed. Not sure is it because something is happening. In the end it takes only 10mins to finish the theatre. I spent more time on the audio guide.

Very pretty and beautiful views. Wheelchair friendly for the most part. Have to pay to get close even though there isn’t much to look at.

Impressive setting, right next to sea. Well maintained gardens You can go into the amfitheatre at extra cost. There are descriptive signs that show you how life was in the days of the gladiators. Beautiful views all around. Very impressive.

UNESCO World Heritage Site Roman amphitheatre in the city of Tarragona, in the Catalonia region of north-east Spain. It was built in the 2nd century AD definitely worth a visit

The amphitheater is wonderfully situated right next to the Mediterranean Sea. You come to Tarragona for its unique Roman heritage and it’s proximity to the sea. A five minute walk from this historic site takes you to the beach. It’s a special spot when you can take in a historic structure with the sea in the background. It adds to the beauty of this town. Even though it wasn’t open, it was still wonderful to walk around.

Was surprisingly bigger than on first inspection and has some spectacular views

Beautiful archeological site. Access costs about €5 for a single ticket to access te site itself (summer '23). If you don't want to pay the fee, it's possible to take nice pictures and see the site from a distance from multiple (elevated) positions.

It is 5 euro to enter the amphitheatre. There is an English audiotour. When we visited in August, the weather was very hot and there is not much shade, so be aware. It takes about 30 minutes to complete the tour.

April 2024 A beautiful area to visit to see the Roman ruins. Well maintained, easy walking, and lovely gardens. Lots to see here. A stunning view of the sea.

Nice place. Such a throwback in time. I was wondering if in 2.000 years people find Camp Nou and remember how Messi was fighting to entertain us.

A super impressive Roman site. We weren’t sure what to expect but it was much bigger than I antincipated and a beautiful site with the sea and beach landscape in the back ground! Definitely worth taking in while you are in town. We didn’t go into the site itself so I can’t comment on how the tour is but you can see most of it from outside the fencing.

Must visit while in tarragona. So beautiful and steeped in history. Would be better if we could get more access. Great price 5€ entry. No toilets. Steep stairs down. Not wheelchair friendly.

A beautiful place with a fantastic sea view. It's very impressive how well it has been up kept through the years

Great place .. walkable from tarragona main station . It’s clean and well maintained .. Not much crowded during winters … Walking from station to amphitheatre also has great views .. Roman culture preserved ! Good day trip location from Barcelona !!

An absolutely amazing place to visit. I’d highly recommend visiting this place if you are interested in Roman history. The city is full of old roman ruins. This theatre is specific looks marvellous although a portion of it is ruined and the history is dark and grim. The sea in the background helps offset some of the grimness. But the setting looks undeniably beautiful.

Absolutely gorgeous, definitely worth the trip, very lovely place. Lots to do and see, lots of delicious local food. The amphitheatre was in very good shape, it’s a unesco world heritage site, there’s also a very lovely castle next door. Wasn’t expensive at all and the castle was free, I would definitely recommend this site if you’re in the area / close by.

Stunning piece of history. The tours are closed on Monday unfortunately but th views were still quite amazing. That general area of Tarragona is exceptionally beautiful.

Walking around the arena is a unreal experience. There is a beautiful view of the beach from the park above. Would definitely recommend a visit to checkout small hidden places within arena and get to know the history. Thought he history was bit sad, it was worth checking our certain elements . A ticket can be bought on site with no waiting time.

It’s a sobering and awe inspiring experience to get some perspective on history here. The close proximity to the sea sets the Amfiteatre like a jewel in a beautiful peace of God’s nature.

The amphitheatre is close to the beach and almost definitely the first Roman ruin you see, certainly one of them. It's beautiful and surprisingly complete, like a lot of the ancient ruins in Tarragona. The sun is always shining here so it's just an absolute joy to observe with a great photo opportunity on the other side of the road slightly up the hill from the amphitheatre on the old balcony.

The Romans were good with every form of entertainment and in every major city of the Roman empire there was at least an amphitheatre like this one in Tarragona. This theatre is impressive and inside are the remains of a church

Nice view but no car park nearby which makes difficult to access the ruins.

Nice historic place visible from above for free or from inside for 5eur, interesting even during night, close to beach

Very interesting to see the ancient Roman ruins and learn how different people have modified and used the space for different purposes throughout the years. It's nice to see the efforts and plans to maintain and preserve this impressive structure. The seaside in Terragona is absolutely beautiful.

Ancient aqueduct system built by the Romans. It is also a UNESCO world heritage site and cool to see. You can take a taxi here or use the public transit. There are buses going in and out of the entrances and exits of the site. Great place for a hike outside of the city as well but it does get steep and with lots of rocks. Don't forget your sunscreen and water!

The best parking is off the N-240 rather than the AP-7. You can walk along the aqueduct should you wish to and there are many hiking and mountain bike trails available.

This old roman aqueduct is right off of the highway near Tarragona. It is very easy to miss. The structure is not commercialized and it is accessible from a public highway rest area. Once you park the car, a 5-minute hike will take you to one of the ends of the aqueduct where you can take your pictures or choose to walk on it to the other side. I highly recommend stopping here if you are passing through Tarragona.

I definitely recommend visiting, it looks much more awesome and powerful than the picture. You can leave your car in the large free parking lot and then follow the signs to walk about 400m to the aqueduct. It is possible to walk around, under and on top of the aqueduct. I recommend wearing closed shoes.

Reasonably easy hike from the parking area. We went under, up, across, and back down with our 3-year-old without problem. Footing could've been better, but wasn't too bad.

Nice park and a forest to walk. The Aqueduct is gorgeous, feels very historical and it's a nice place to spend about 1 hour to walk around. At summer it's very hot in the forest suggest to take a bottle of water.

Amazing place, quite easy to find using Google maps, free carpark and then a 10 min easy walk to the Viaduct, you can walk all around the ground around the arches and then also walk the whole way across the top of the viaduct, amazing views.

Love Roman ruins? Get there. Amazing and an very rare. Wear hiking shoes because it's a bit of a walk from the entrance. Bring water if in summer. We used taxis from nearby town. Called and they picked us up.

This is a much more interesting and majestic than the more famous land amphitheater de Tarragona in my view. It's a short drive from where we stay. Can slowly walk around the place, on the duct itself, under it and lots of opportunity to walk around. Proper shoes are recommended.

Nice to see and walk around. Not crowded when I was there in January. So that is a good time if you want to make pictures

Incredible structure over 2000 years old. It is very well-preserved. You can view it from multiple sides, including from the bottom and both ends and even walk its whole length at the top. There are many paths around it that are accessible from two different highways.

The undisputed highlight in the Tarragona region. Easily missed by the unaware. Large, well maintained al fresco public dining area around it. Parking is tight but free. One can trek to Balconi Mediterano in about one hour, with half of the route on forrest paths. Any GPS app will do. Superb.

A hidden Gem close to Tarragona. We were there on a super hot day and could not walk all the paths bit I can imagine when it is a little not cooler, it's a beautiful spot for hiking.

The place is easy to access with a short walk, it is advisable to bring a bottle of water and something to cover yourself from the sun, the place is very clean and well maintained in its infrastructure, it has free parking and admission is free, it also has areas for Eat as a family or in couples as it has tables and chairs.

Great place to visit and walk around. Lots of people mentioned parking at the petrol station but this place has its own free car park. Worth doing some research before you visit as there is not a great deal of information on site. A stunning viaduct that you can walk across.

Very nice large green area with plenty of footpaths to discover interesting cultural and natural heritage resources from Roman to Contemporary Age. Being so close to Tarragona city centre makes it a perfect place to extend one day your visit to the gorgeous Roman city of Tarraco.

One of the best preserved examples of Roman architecture and their science based implementations of the aqueduct to bring drinking water from the hills to Tarragona more than 2000 years ago. A must visit in the Catalonia area.

Very beautiful place. You can even walk on the top of it.

So amazing that this has stood for thousands of years. Very easy to get to. Truly an engineering marvel and sight to behold.

This aqueduct is part of the Tarragona UNESCO building group. What makes this one different and a must-see sight is that you can actually walk on the aqueduct! The cost is $0!

Me ha sorprendido muchísimo. No parecía tan grande y es hermosa por dentro, con muchísimo arte, retablos y frescos antiquísimos. Tiene un claustro muy bonito. La entrada es económica. Si estás parado es gratuita. Es accesible por lo que puedes hacer la visita perfectamente con carrito de bebe. (Translated by Google) It surprised me a lot. It didn't seem that big and it is beautiful inside, with a lot of art, altarpieces and very ancient frescoes. It has a very beautiful cloister. Admission is cheap. If you are standing it is free. It is accessible so you can make the visit perfectly with a baby stroller.

Impresionante. Es una catedral muy grande y con mucho arte dentro (cuadros, retablos, estatuas…). El patio interno del claustro también es precioso. Uno de los sitios más imprescindibles de ver en Tarragona. (Translated by Google) Awesome. It is a very large cathedral with a lot of art inside (paintings, altarpieces, statues...). The inner courtyard of the cloister is also beautiful. One of the most essential places to see in Tarragona.

Completar los 40 puntos de la audioguía nos ha llevado una hora y media larga. El recorrido está muy bien narrado y además de audio cuenta con imagen, se agradece ya que a veces ayuda a seguir la explicación. Cuesta 2€ y va por altavoz, así que se puede compartir. Hemos descubierto mucho patrimonio a través de varias épocas, muy recomendable. (Translated by Google) Completing the 40 points of the audio guide took us a long hour and a half. The tour is very well narrated and in addition to audio it has an image, which is appreciated as it sometimes helps to follow the explanation. It costs €2 and goes per speaker, so it can be shared. We have discovered a lot of heritage through various eras, highly recommended.

Beautiful. Impressive. Worth seeing. Not only the cathedral but the whole area.

Beautiful. It is a prominent part of the Tarragon skyline. Must visit alongside the Amphitheater.

We are holidaying in Barcelona and took a day trip to Tarragona. We are absolutely in awe of the craftsmanship skills over the centuries. This combined with the peaceful ambience and lack of commercialisation throughout the Cathedral, yet with subtle informative signs. It is a magnitude better than the expensive and overrated Barcelona Cathedral.

The view is just Magestic. One can stand here for hours and enjoy the beauty of wide ocean.

This is a unique place: a large city street terminates abruptly against a gigantic balcony, overhanging the beach and giving a panoramic view to the sea across 180 degrees of perspective. Weirdly, the barrier is quite low - health and safety have a different meaning in Spain compared to the UK. The views are astounding, and the whole area has a festive and celebratory air about it. If you saw only one attraction in Tarragona, this should be it.

Touch the iron with your bare hands, it is a good luck superstition. The view is beautiful and it really captures the Tarragona spirit to be here amongst the people, the sea, and the lively Rambla. You must go here if you're in Tarragona

The architecture is just gorgeous, food and people I'd say Tarragona City is the most beautiful city in Spain I've seen.

Excellent sightseeing place at Tarragona old City high above sea coast. You are next to Ramblas Nuovas and can enjoy view over sea coast and beach and regional trains along Coast. And you hear the Sound of the waves crushing to the beach.

The beach is pretty close and beautiful from atop site. the place is falls in between the railway station and the amfitheater. We came across this while our walk to exploring roman culture and stayed for long to enjoy the views. Must visit corner in small town

Great place to see view of beach and old Town in Tarragona. Nice panoramic view.

Amazing view! Very relaxing, at all times of the day; try it by night as well, it's so fascinating.

Great observation point. From there the beach, the marina, the amfitheatre, could be seen, and to enjoy street musician performance. Was great!

This view is one of the most wonderful in the daytime and nighttime! Definitely worth visiting this place I'd you are near by!

Totally beautiful! The views are beyond amazing, surrounded by a lot of bars

This should be your first stop in Tarragona. Get off the train, walk up the stairs and enjoy the view. After soaking it all up, sit down at one of the terraces, have a coffee and plan your visit of the town. The tourist information office is a short walk away, to get some tips of what to do.

We went to see human tower festival which happen every September over 2 days it quite spectacular

A beautiful place to go with ur family and friends...the view is very good above all in the morning.

Beautiful balcony with amazing views of Tarragona and the Mediterranean Sea.

Very nice relax and very secure place. Friendly people

Nice place to be, architecture, sea view, beach, palms..

It's always humbling to see how architecture 2000+ years old has been preserved, or even repurposed. Interesting learning, good exercise, and a photogenic site. Imagine what people were doing in these vaults thousands of years ago!

Great work of art! Lucky to have visited this place even just had a sight from outside due to short of time. Definitely would be coming back here and will allot more time to enjoy what's inside.

Definitely worth a visit. One needs some imagination to “see” the Circus but it must have been huge. One wing was kept quite intact and the view from the tower (combined visit) is great. Recommended as part of the combi ticket.

Very nice ruins. A must see if visiting Tarragona. There are no pamphlets for information, but there is a QR code and enough signs in multiple languages explaining everything. Beautiful view from the tower, especially at dusk. The only con: the bathrooms were not clean and the women's bathroom was missing the toilet seat. Disappointing for a museum.

You need more than one trip here, it's amazing...the grounds, the building, its big and full of roman history.

Lovely landmark. Worth seeing. Audio guide for your own phone available in english. You can get an adult pass for €5 but I would recommend getting a pass for few landmarks including palaces and amphitheater for just €15. Discounts for families and students available.

Tarragona is a beautiful Pelasgian city of southern Europe. You know this by the great megalithic stoned walls (30 ft thick) of the old city going deep underground. The Pelasgians are the oldest people known in southern Europe and the Mediterranean and the oldest civilization in the world. This historic archeological site with it's megalithic cyclopian stone block documentation, places the Pelasgians to at at least 10,000 years BC. It was a culture filled with art, philosophy, and science besides farming and metal welding. Sadly they only tell you about its Roman past.

Definitely worthwhile visiting. Highlight of Tarragona for sure. Especially when visiting when dark gives it an extra feel. There is a 15eur ticket you can buy to visit most of the local attractions of Tarragona including this one. Part of the visit is above ground and a large part below ground which is the most mesmerizing and well maintained. The door itself to walk in the site, is a dramatic announcement of what's to come

Very nice Museum with friendly and knowledgeable staff. I strongly recommend to walk every meter of this great and historic tour.

Great place to visit with the family. The ruins are a great view and harbor a large history with great variety. When you go here you can choose to go to here with a single ticket or you can buy a ticket to visit 6 different sites. I recommend to go with the ticket to visit different sites because of the beautiful route and site seeing along the way.

Great place to visit! We started at the amfitheater and visited a few more Roman monuments afterwards. We bought a ticket to visit them all, see picture. I couldn't find opening times online so made a picture if them as well. The cirque is large and you can go inside and outside. On top of the tower you have a marvellous view on the city, the sea, the harbor and further. When you are walking down again you will recognize buildings you saw earlier from above. For people who are not able to walk the stairs, there is an elevator. Staff is very friendly, speak some English (which is very nice for non-speaking Spanish people) It was a wonderfull day to see so many. The walk through Tarragona is great, and with 3 kids good to handle. A break in the shadow or at a terrace is also nice. We recommend to visit a few monuments but this one is also nice to visit solo.

Amazing! You can feel history looking down on you here, and imagine what it was like when there were races in the ancient arena. 💯 Entry is € 3,30/adult and includes the museum as well, alternatively get a pass for four attractions for € 7,40/person. Well worth it, easy 5/5.

This is a must while in tarragona. Loved it all. What ruined it for us was school tours and the total lack of respect. Teachers/chaperones really need to watch their students. Perhaps staff located around the museum as well. We were pushed and shoved. Was horrible. The museum itself only has 1 female toilet qued for 20 mins. Ended up using the males. The museum is amazing though. What we saw. Beware many steps. Great view at the top.

Very interesting, deep meaning, and plenty more to see around

This is perhaps the most photographed site in Tarragona, try and find a new angle.

A really cool monument. Totally worth the visit when you're in Tarragona

This a wonderfull place where you shall to see in Tarragona city ;)

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.

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

Great monument to an interesting tradition.

One of the best places to visit the ambience of surrounding street is just awesome.

Nice monument of a human tower. Lucky enough to be in Tarragona and Catalonia for Saint Jordi's day so lots of festivities going on. Nice walk from here towards to the beach where you can see the Roman Amphitheatre and old Chariot tracks.

Nice visualisation on the human tower. Amazing that they kept the tradition alive and created a monument.

Most visit. Also provides a nice overview of the surroundings of Tarragona.

Definitely a must see while in Tarragona.

Well worth a visit if you like your Roman history. It's not just a Roman wall, there are several interesting bits along the walk including cannons, cats, public toilets, viewing points, Roman toilets, Roman plumbing, sculptures and other associated architecture. Please be aware, they don't take cash in any of the Roman tourist places, it's card only unless you can get to a ticket place nearby this one. The guide should tell you where. The guides are nice and helpful.

Beautiful during the day and night. Amazing Roman architecture and archaeological site.

Beautyful Walk along old Roman walls, Well preserved. Explanations also in English. All Loving Cats will enjoy this place specially as Cats enjoy this place, too, lying in the sun. They are decent and some shy.

I'm not feeling it. Any of these ancient Roman, European, or Christian sites from antiquity or where/whenever. A wall - OK. A column here, a cannon there - nice. This place is alright I guess. Something to see if you got nothing else to do. Anyway, I want to go back...

Some part of the wall available for a stroll. Worthwhile if you remember this is still part of the roman city wall

This was an amazing walk, our Taxi driver recommended we get out near the old gate. Being Sunday entrance was free. Besides the magnificent walls and cannon, we were treated to a display of Roman uniforms worn be re-enactors. I have no hesitation about recommending a morning walk of 1.5 hours and then if it Sunday, a walk around the Flea Market

Spectacular - history is looking down on you! Go for a walk along the Roman / Medieval city wall of Tarragona and experience its beauty. 100% recommended, easy 5/5. 💯

Lovely walk around the wall, beautiful scenery. Friendly cats there too.

Food is good, the steak comes very rare and with a heathed pan where you can cook it the way you like it, which is nice. Fried aubergines also good. But service is sooo bad -( 3 waiters all asking you the same things, forgetting orders, running around for items like salt and pepper and not coming back…chaos really….drinks ordered 3 times with 3 waiters and arriving 15 mins later ….

Starters and drinks and dessert pretty good, with ok service (attentive at times - forgetting to bring salt etc to the table when asked 3 times..) Big disappointment were the main courses, where the meat was far from any expectations of the 7 people having dinner tonight. Not impressed unfortunately. Location is great though.

The patatas bravas were disappointing after reading all the positive reviews. The patatas bravas and especially the eggplant were WAY too oily/greasy. I could not finish my tapas because I got a stomachache from the oil. The fish was quite good, though. We decided to sit outside even though it was cold because the music was horrendous. The staff tried their best, but it was clear they were stressed and overwhelmed. It took a long time to order and pay, but they were quick delivering the food.

Salmon tartar and lemon cake were very delicious, highly recommended. Drinks menu had alcoholic drinks only. I didn't find any non-alcoholic drinks in any menu and had to ask for them which was inconvenient because staff spoke nearly no English. Wait staff speed is non existent but the view onto the cathedral and delicious food left me very happy so I can still recommend this place. Beware that the kitchen closes much earlier than the place itself.

Supernice dishes full of flavor and perfectly cooked. Service was quick and very kind. I highly recommend this place and I don't do that often.

Really very, very good! The food is fresh, well prepared, local and the quality is excellent. Staff is friendly and service fast. Location near the cathedral is very nice too. We had lunch and dinner, on several days. Once we ate here, we didn’t bother looking for other restaurants in Tarragona.

(Re to the owner's response): You're welcome! The food quality is good, your staff are friendly and professional and you have a nice and cozy spot. The reason that I didn't give 5 stars is because the food was very, very salty, which is a big drawback for the quality. Restaurants should especially consider people having some health conditions, which should avoid too much salt, sugar, and so on. My recommendation for you is to put moderate salt, sugar, or spices and let the customers decide how much more they want to add to their food.

Restaurant in a beautiful location with very good Spanish food. The restaurant is directly next to the church and with a reservation we got a table with a good view. Our dishes were very authentic and with a great quality. Miriam and the other service staff were fast and very friendly. You could see that everyone cared about their guests.

I ordered 'BURRATA, TOMATE, RUCULA, OLIVADA Y PESTO', 'GUISO DE CALAMAR EN SU TINTA CON ARROZ PILAF'. Especially, 'GUISO DE CALAMAR EN SU TINTA CON ARROZ PILAF' is excellent, exquisite... All the menu I ordered are clean tasting, not greazing. The only thing I disappointed is they are serving only bottle of wine, not glass. I ordered the cheapest local wine bottle... The wine isn't bad for the price, but I should've been paring better wine with the excellent dishes.

Location is amazing but service wasn't great and food either. We arrived at 22:30 and asked if they had a table. They said yes. Once inside, they asked us to go upstairs, once upstairs they said that better go downstairs, so we seated downstairs, two minutes after, they told us to go upstairs that we will be better. So practically forced us. Two minutes after, a waiter come over asking for our order and we commented that we weren't ready and he left but come back another 2 minutes later telling us that we needed to order ASAP as the kitchen would be closed in 20 minutes and rushed us to order. We asked for two more minutes and in effect he came back 2 minutes later and we ordered some paella. He was reluctant to take the order as he said that now the kitchen wasn't ready to order paella, so we asked him to double check as nobody hasn't told us anything related to that. Long story short, we couldn't order what we wanted and order a burger. I ordered it medium rare but came completely well done so I didn't eat it. Meat was average anyway. So in the end I had a bad dinner, bad experience and they didn't even apologise for anything or at least deducted the drinks as courtesy for the chain of incidents and disasters. So I don't recommend this place for dinner. Maybe a cofre next to the Cathedral in the morning but that's it.

Amazing vibes, there was live music, right by the cathedral and we got a view of the sea. The food was straight delicious. Had the seafood paella and Broth rice with red shrimp and Norway lobster: both were worth it.

We had a lovely business dinner, tasty traditional Spanish food. Ramses was a fantastic waiter and made our night. Fantastic atmosphere. 100% recommended

Restaurant has good food. We have lunch and we have 6 different kinds of food in the including Paella in our lunch it was tast so good. The service staff were friendly and helpful

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Some exhibit are breathtaking including mosaic of Gorgon jellyfish and African boy. The exhibition is truly impressive. I highly recommend visiting if you are an art lover.

As of August 2022, the museum in the city center is closed for remodelling of the building and the exhibition has moved next to Museo del Port

Small museum of ancient Roman Tarragena with good displays. Texts in English too.

It’s not very big and all the descriptions are written in Catalan and Spanish. For a foreigner, it was a nice visit outside of Rome to experience and see Roman influence in Spain but since there wasn’t anything written in English it was a bit difficult to follow and keep interested. However, if I’m not mistaken they might have an option for an audio guide.

Jeez. Would it kill you to update the site to TEMPORARILY CLOSED. In fact it is closed. Under renovation. And what is with all the people giving this site an actual review? Knock it off!

Not very big but pieces exposed are quite interesting

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.

(Translated by Google) Nice main avenue of Tarragona, very pleasant to walk around and take the pulse of the city with the reward at the end in the BALCÓN DEL MEDITERRANEO. (Original) Bonita avenida principal de Tarragona, muy agradable para pasear y tomarle el pulso a la ciudad con la recompensa al final en el BALCÓN DEL MEDITERRANEO.

Nice walk and panoramic vistas!

(Translated by Google) It leaves from the Mediterranean balcony to the Tarragona imperial square, along the promenade we can find benches to sit on, some with a red label, special for people over 65, trees that provide shade, very beautiful construction buildings, monuments, bike racks. , and several bars and restaurants with large terraces to have a drink. (Original) Sale desde el balcón del mediterráneo hasta la plaza imperial tarraconense, a lo largo del paseo podemos encontrar bancos para sentarse, algunos con una etiqueta roja, especiales para mayores de 65 años, árboles que dan sombra, edificios de construcción muy bonitos, monumentos , aparcabicis, y varios bares y restaurantes con grandes terrazas para tomar algo.

Great place to walk around. There are many bars, restaurants and shops along the sides. At the upper end of the Rambla Nova (towards the sea), there’s a nice belvedere area offering scenic views of the city beaches and port. At night, you can often find groups of people singing and chilling there, giving the place a lively and artsy vibe.

One of the best Spanish "Ramblas".

Nice street in Tarragona.

(Translated by Google) Tarragona, definitely worth a visit. Nice squares, sights, shops and nice cafes with tasty tapas. An hour from Cambrils by bus. (Original) Tarragona, echt wel de moeite om eens een bezoekje te brengen. Leuke pleintjes, bezienswaardigheden, winkels en toffe cafeetjes met lekkere tapas. Op een uurtje van Cambrils met de bus.

(Translated by Google) Pedestrian street that runs through the center of Tarragona and from which you can easily reach the cathedral, the amphitheater, the Praetorian Tower and the Mediterranean Balcony (Original) Strada pedonale che attraversa il centro di Tarragona e da cui si raggiungono facilmente la cattedrale, l'anfiteatro, la torre del pretori e il balcone del mediterrano

(Translated by Google) The Rambla Nova de Tarragona is an emblematic walk of the city that extends from the Plaza Imperial Tarraco to the Balcón del Mediterráneo, with a total length of 1.8 kilometers. Its width varies between 45 and 50 meters, and it has a wide central pedestrian promenade flanked by two lanes for the circulation of vehicles. (Original) La Rambla Nova de Tarragona es un paseo emblemático de la ciudad que se extiende desde la plaza Imperial Tarraco hasta el Balcón del Mediterráneo, con una longitud total de 1,8 kilómetros. Su anchura varía entre los 45 y 50 metros, y presenta un amplio paseo peatonal central flanqueado por dos calzadas para la circulación de vehículos.

A great beach right at Tarragona's doorstep

Awesome spot. The water is clear and it is not to crowded.

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.

I love to go there when the sea is wavy.

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.

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)

The sand is very clean and the services made by easy access to the beach and free showers are very appreciated. The problem is that the water is a bit dirty due to the near by commercial harbor

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.

Beautiful and quiet when we got there. If you want just to listen to the sound of sea without too many people around, evening visit there will give you what you need.

Interesting for a second but that's it

(Translated by Google) It is a very original and beautiful little street in the seaweed part of Tarragona, where there are some painted pylons. Perfect for a walk 😊 (Original) És un petit carrer molt original i maco de la part alga de Tarragona, on hi ha uns pilons pintats. Perfecte per anar a fer una passejada 😊

Tof om een keer door te wandelen, wanneer je in de buurt bent. Er volgt zeker een grappige foto. (Translated by Google) Great to take a stroll through when you are in the area. A funny photo is sure to follow.

Street art, state of the art, pure style. Unexpected but worth it.

(Translated by Google) From the most original, life in city architecture, an initiative by a group of artists that gives color and life (Original) De lo mes original,vida en arquiectura de ciutat,una iniciativa per part de un grup de artistes que dona color i vida

(Translated by Google) Street in the old town of Tarragona. The posts are repainted regularly. This gives an originality to this street, gives it a lot of Pep's with all these colors. have. (Original) Rue dans la vieille ville de Tarragone. Les poteaux sont repeint régulièrement. Ceci donne une originalité à cette rue,lui donne beaucoup de Pep's avec toutes ces couleurs. à voir.

(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.

(Translated by Google) Street in which the bollards or stilts, which prevent vehicles from parking, are decorated by local artists. Thus, the decoration of these obstacles turns the street into an open-air museum and a tourist attraction. (Original) Calle en la que los bolardos o pilotes, que impiden a los vehículos estacionar, están decorados por artistas locales. Así la decoración de estos obstáculos convierten a la calle en un museo al aire libre y una atracción turística.

(Translated by Google) Original ideas must be applauded. It's nothing out of this world but it's nice to turn a simple street into an allegory of color. It is certainly a tourist attraction and a place for photographers to look for artistic angles and possibilities with their cameras. You have to be careful not to pass by this street. (Original) Hay que aplaudir ideas originales. No se trata de nada del otro mundo pero está bien convertir una calle simple en una alegoría de color. Sin duda es una atracción turística y un lugar para que los fotógrafos busquen ángulos y posibilidades artísticas con sus cámaras. Hay que estar atentos para no pasar de largo de esta calle.

(Translated by Google) A very interesting, fun and colorful alley, which we discovered by chance, while we were walking aimlessly. (Original) Un callejón muy interesante, divertido y colorido, que hemos descubierto de casualidad , mientras estábamos andando sin rumbo.

(Translated by Google) Poles of all colors brighten up this street in the old town of Tarragona. Street art as we like it!!! (Original) Des poteaux de toutes les couleurs égayent cette rue de la vieille ville de Tarragone. Du street art comme on l'aime!!!

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.

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A big roman city model, perfect to visualize Tarraco