Located in the south of Catalonia, this beautiful mediterranean city has one of the sets most important roman archaeological and best preserved in Spain in the year 2000 it was declared Heritage of the Humanity.
In this visit we will discover as was the roman Tarragona, with aqueduct, walls, forum, circus, an amphitheatre... in addition to its medieval buildings and the current city.
Tarragona, the city of the eternal spring, according to the romans, for its excellent climate, it is located along the Mediterranean Sea, about 100 km away from Barcelona.
Founded in the second century before Christ, the Imperial Tarraco was the capital of Hispania Citerior one of the largest provinces of the Roman Empire and still today, through its vestiges can decrypt and imagine its glorious past. But also, they can find out how to coexist in the footsteps of the romans, with the medieval buildings and the modern Tarragona.
During our tour, we will be able to admire the roman Aqueduct of les Ferreres, the precursor to what we see in the city.
Our tour will be for the administrative area of Tarraco, there we will see the remains of the walls and the Provincial Forum, we will discover the imposing Cathedral, built between the TWELFTH and FOURTEENTH centuries. We will continue in the direction of the Circus built in the first century, one of the best preserved of the West since his grades were half-hidden and protected by buildings constructed in later times. After we surprised the magnificent view of the Amphitheater, located on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea from the second century, and we will finish the tour in the so-called Balcony of the Mediterranean, with beautiful views over the beaches of the Costa Dorada.
For this tour, it is necessary to transport.
Duration departing from Barcelona: 6 hours.
This tour does not include tickets, we might include entrances to the roman Circus, Tower of the Praetorium, Amphitheater, Archaeological Promenade, Museum or Cathedral.
This tour can be complete, with any short-term visit in Barcelona, Sitges, Bodega del Penedès or Cripta Güell.
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