Activities and Sports
Golf Costa Daurada – Tarragona Sports Center
Do you dream of a creative holiday in a beautiful, inspiring environment? In May, Artzinnig organizes painting holidays at Mas Boronat. Let yourself be taken away in a week full of painting, relaxation and culinary indulgence. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced painter, here you will find the...
Every year, between late February and mid-April, depending on how warm it is, the almond, peach or cherry trees bloom. A beautiful sight and beautiful setting for a walk or picnic. The top 5 places to experience this are: (1) Aitona, about an hour’s drive from Tarragona town, contains more than...
The crown jewel of the Roman legacy is the amphitheater in the old town, right next to the sea. In the associated park is a beautiful terrace to have a drink or eat.
Antonio Gaudí is one of the most remarkable and well-known architects of the 19th and 20th centuries. As the founder of Catalan modernism, he is an international legend who has lastingly changed our view of modern architecture. In Barcelona are his greatest masterpieces, a must to visit. Such as the...
This altar was designed by Antoni Gaudí and can be seen in El santuario de Nuestra Señora del Sagrado Corazón (The Shrine of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart) Click here for a video of the opening to the public of Gaudí’s work in Tarragona (Spanish)
Are you looking for an affordable home in Spain with an authentic atmosphere and modern comforts? Discover the beautiful apartments for sale in Mas Boronat, a unique area in the Tarragona region, surrounded by peace and nature. Read more
Aqualeon is a water park in Costa Dorada, Spain, that stands out for its beautiful natural surroundings and diverse attractions. The park offers thrilling slides such as the “Kamikaze”, child-friendly areas, a wave pool and a Lazy River. With food outlets, picnic areas and extra facilities...
The Arc de Berà (Catalan for Arch of Berà) is a Roman triumphal arch near the Spanish village of Roda de Barà, 20 kilometers north of Tarragona. It stands on the Via Augusta, a Roman road restored by Emperor Augustus at the beginning of the 1st century. The arch was built around 13 BC. built for Lucius...
Immerse yourself in the calm and precision of archery amidst the beautiful nature of Mas Boronat. Sharpen your concentration and aiming skills as you hit targets under the guidance of an experienced instructor. A unique experience for beginners and advanced participants alike, ideal for balancing body...
A classic: more than twenty restaurants in Tarragona offer menus with seafood rice as the main protagonist, at a great price.
Located along the 2,000-year-old Roman wall of the city of Tarragona, the Teatre Auditori del Camp de Mart is an open-air stage with a capacity of more than 2,000 people. Nationally and internationally famous artists perform here, especially in summer. Address: Av. Catalunya, s/n
Located at the top of Rambla Nova, 40 meters above the sea, this magnificent “balcony” offers a wonderful view of the Mediterranean Sea, the port of Tarragona, the beach Platja del Miracle and the ancient Roman amphitheatre. According to legend, touching the unique railing (“tocar ferro”)...
Located in the historic center of Tarragona, Restaurant Barhaus is located in the Collegi d’Arquitectes de Tarragona building, the work of the architect Rafael Moneo. The interior is inspired by the Bauhaus movement. The restaurant has a beautiful terrace on two levels and also a private dining...
Tastings in the winery Includes a tour in the winery and a tasting in our Inner Circle Bar. Tastings in the vineyard We start with a short tour in the winery in Falset and finish with a tasting in our beautiful and tranquil vineyard in Marçà. We are seated around our barrel bar under our big fig...
Mediterranean cuisine on the beach with a view of Tamarit Castle. Can be reached via the GR-92 walking route along the coast (about a 2-hour walk from our house along beautiful beaches and coastal rocks) or by car about 10 minutes outside the city of Tarragona. The location and view are more spectacular...
The Ca la Garsa building, located on the former Roman provincial forum, is largely constructed with recycled Roman bluestone. It is a unique architectural remnant of the Jewish community in Tarragona from 1238 to 1492. Today everything has been demolished, only the medieval arches and part of the late...
Nice beach of only 90 meters long, within walking distance of Mora, under the view of the castle of Tamarit
Mas Boronat is already a reference in the area, known for our specialty, the “Calçotades”, typical Catalan banquet, currently stands out among the best restaurants located in the cradle of calçot by three simple factors: The quality of our products, the magnificent surroundings and the outstanding personal...
Carnival all week, culminating in the parade on Saturday night. Click here for a video of the carnival in Tarragona
Casa Canals is one of the few noble houses in Tarragona that has been completely preserved to this day. The house was built into the Roman wall dating back to the late 2nd century BC, and remains of a 14th-century house can still be seen on the first floor. The building also contains a shelter from the...
In the Middle Ages, Carrer Cavallers was the place where the most important noble families of the city had their houses and palaces. Today, number 14, once the residence of the powerful Castellarnau family, is a museum. The house, itself from the 15th century, is currently after several renovations mainly...
The old town of Tarragona is the perfect place to wander through the small, pedestrian streets. At the top you will find the impressive cathedral and old city walls that reflect the rich past of the city. The Plaça de la Font, the most pleasant square, is surrounded by terraces, restaurants and bars,...
How does it feel to stand on top of a nine-storey tower completely made up of people? In Catalonia there is a long tradition of building human towers which represents not only a daring feat but also a rich cultural tradition. The towers, known as castells (meaning castle in Catalan), take different...
In the Middle Ages – 10th and 11th centuries – the river Gaià (which flows through the country of Tarragona) played a very strategic role, as it acted as a natural border between the county of Barcelona and Al-Andalus. For this reason, nearly fifty castles and some watchtowers were built...
Discover Tarragona: Roman History on the Costa Daurada
Tarragona, once known as Tarraco, combines a mild climate with a rich Roman history. The city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers impressive remains such as the seafront amphitheatre, the large Roman circus and the imposing city walls. Just outside the city you can admire the Aqüeducte de les Ferreres, known as the Devil’s Bridge.
The annual Tarraco Viva festival brings Roman times to life with gladiator fights and traditional dishes. A must-see for culture and history lovers.
Visit Tarragona and step back in time!