History, tradition, and Mediterranean cuisine meet in a region brimming with character. Stroll among Roman remains and modernist architecture, visit the Costa Dorada's most charming villages, and savor fresh produce, calçotades, markets, and locally sourced wines with designations of origin. A journey to be enjoyed with all five senses.
Discover a tour that combines heritage and flavors: seaside ruins, modernist architecture, markets, human towers, calçotades, and local wines. Ideas for savoring the region's identity without missing the essence of the Costa Dorada.
Tarragona invites you to stroll through the seaside amphitheater, the Roman circus, the walls... Feel like you're in ancient Tarraco!
This unique heritage site will allow you to imagine the races, shows, and daily life of that era. Living history in a unique Mediterranean setting.
Reus is a city of architectural elegance, with modernist gems and a meticulous aesthetic on every corner.
Strolling through its historic center is an excellent way to combine shopping, culture, and charming cafes.
A city where Gaudí's influence is still present!
Siurana is a town perched above the river, with breathtaking views.
Discover cobblestone streets, historic remains, and picture-postcard landscapes. Ideal for a unique getaway, surrounded by mountains, silence, and unforgettable photographs.
Montblanc offers medieval walls and a traditional atmosphere. Walking through its old town is like traveling back in time.
Montblanc is a perfect destination for those who enjoy history, craftsmanship and local cuisine all in one day.
Recognized as the gastronomic capital of the Costa Dorada, Cambrils offers more than 150 restaurants and an annual calendar of culinary events. Highlights include the Romesco Days and the Romesco Food & Drink Festival in spring, and the "El País del Vino" Wine and Gastronomy Festival in autumn.
Discover Mediterranean cuisine that combines tradition and creativity, perfect for those looking to experience local flavors by the sea.
Throughout the year, Salou offers a calendar full of cultural and gastronomic experiences for all audiences:
The Tarragona, Montsant, and Priorat DOs combine unique vineyard landscapes with tastings that become authentic sensory experiences.
Among hills, valleys, and soils with their own unique personality, you'll discover family wineries and historic projects where each glass reflects the character of the land.
A proposal designed for both wine lovers and curious travelers looking to experience the local culture through its most authentic flavors.
Calçots (a variety of tender, elongated onion typical of Catalonia) were born in Valls and today are a gastronomic ritual: They are cooked over charcoal and served with romesco sauce, along with a long table and a festive atmosphere. The season runs from autumn to spring, with “calçotades”—popular dishes in local farmhouses and restaurants, including Cambrils and Salou, where they are abundant.
An ideal plan for families and groups who want to try authentic flavors and pair them with wines from the Tarragona, Montsant, or Priorat DOs.
Castellers are human towers and one of the most exciting cultural expressions in Catalonia.
In the squares of Tarragona and Valls, you can experience Diadas (Day of the Dead) with local "colles," gralla music, and a unique community atmosphere.
If your trip coincides with the human tower calendar, it's a must-see: tradition, excitement, and live emotion that connect with the history and character of the region.