
Cathedral De Tarragona
Roman Cathedral or Moorish temple, cloister and Diocesan Museum, Building dates back to 1154. Open for visits depending on local religious festivals.
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Updated: Apr 30, 2022
Catalunya is divided into four provinces, Barcelona, Girona, Lleida and Tarragona. Tarragona city is the capital of this province and is located on the Mediterranean Costa Durada one hours train ride from Barcelona.
Tarragona city has the largest amount of Roman ruins which are all open to the public as museums that form part of the collection of MHT, Museos historics de Tarragona. On this page I detail what to do and see in Tarragona city. For information about beaches on the Costa Durada around Tarragona visit the Costa Durada locality page or use the search bar.
This page also covers attractions in the interior away from the coast by relatively near to Tarragona.
Happy Exploring!
Roman Cathedral or Moorish temple, cloister and Diocesan Museum, Building dates back to 1154. Open for visits depending on local religious festivals.
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Updated: Oct 10, 2021
Substantial remains of the old roman city wall surrounded by ornate gardens and later fortifications of cannons.
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Updated: Oct 10, 2021
Substantial ruins of Roman amphitheatre from 2nd Century and now a museum open to the public as part of the Museum of History Tarragona (MHT).
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Roman circus (chariot racing arena) and Praetorium building with substantial vaults. Open to the public as part of the Museum of History Tarragona (MHT).
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Updated: Oct 10, 2021
One of two roman viaducts crossing valleys on the outskirts of Tarragona. Preserved in woodland park. Walk up embankment and along the top of viaduct.
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Updated: Oct 10, 2021
Easy 14Km linear Coastal walk via GR92 starting in Tarragona and passing Abandoned Hospital de Arrabassada, Beaches, coves, watchtower, pine forest trails and Tamarit Castle.
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Updated: Apr 15, 2022