The Romans fell in love with the Costa Daurada because it is a land that has all the ingredients you need to enjoy a unique experience, from the golden beaches of the coast to the green mountains of the interior. The Costa Daurada is a singular land with a spectacular […]

Tarragona, the provincial capital, was catalogued as Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in 2000. Its Roman ruins—distributed throughout the entire city—are numerous and have been conserved well. The majority is located at the higher elevation and in the historic city centre. Highlights include the City Walls, the Archaeological Museum, the […]

After Barcelona, Reus is the city with the most Modernist buildings in the world. The birth of Antoni Gaudí and his disciples’ later stays in this city have left a visible imprint on more than 80 buildings that are camouflaged by the narrow streets. Highlights include the Casa Navàs, the […]

The inland region of the Costa Daurada and its iconic landscapes are simply incredible settings for active tourism surrounded by nature. If you love outside sports, you can discover the region’s animals and plants while hiking or mountain biking, whether in the mountains or on the seashore. And there are […]

Between the districts of Montsià and Baix Ebre is the Ebre Delta, with its 320km2 area. This space is one of the most important aquatic habitats in the western Mediterranean region and has a diversity of different environments. This surreally beautiful area has rivers, bays, beaches, dunes, lagoons, forests and […]

The Priorat district is located on the Catalan pre-coastal mountain range, with craggy cliffs that make it perfect for rock climbing and hiking. The Montsant Sierra and its natural park merit mention, as well as the sierras of Argentera, Jover i Llaberia and Llena. The historic towns of Siurana, Albarca, […]

The existence of Montblanc, capital of Conca de Barberà, dates back to prehistory and has persevered until the modern day, where its history during the Middle Ages merits mention, the time at which it was baptised with its current name (White Mountain) and for being the town on which the […]