Roman Amphitheatre
The 2nd-century amphitheatre by the sea, where gladiators fought, with its tiers looking out over the Mediterranean. The most famous image of Roman Tarraco.
What you can't miss in Tarragona, with photos and context.
The 2nd-century amphitheatre by the sea, where gladiators fought, with its tiers looking out over the Mediterranean. The most famous image of Roman Tarraco.
The Roman circus, the forum and the walls, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tarragona preserves one of the most complete Roman complexes on the peninsula.
The medieval cathedral mixing Romanesque and Gothic, atop the old town, built over the former Roman temple.
The clifftop viewpoint over the sea at the end of the Rambla Nova, with views of the amphitheatre and the port. Home to the 'touch iron' tradition.
The Roman aqueduct on the outskirts, one of the best preserved in Spain, set in open countryside.
A few kilometres away, one of the largest theme parks in Europe, with Ferrari Land. The big family draw of the Costa Daurada.