Present-day Tarragona prides itself on retaining its imperial past as one of the most important capitals over many centuries. Strolling through its streets and Roman ruins, visitors will travel through more than 2,000 years of history and have the chance to admire its monuments and museums. In November 2000, the city received recognition from the UNESCO for the Roman archaeological site of the ancient Tarraco and was declared a World Heritage.

Thanks to its five Designations of Origin (DO), the Costa Daurada is home to a wide range of attractive options for touring the wine area, including winery tours, walking tours of the vineyards, festivals, wine tastings, and lunches with wine pairings.

The Ebro Delta is a rich and diverse region where the waters of the Ebro cross rice fields, lagoons and sand flats until finally merging into the Mediterranean Sea.

Welcome to a unique holiday destination with three theme parks for the whole family and five 4-star and one 5-star themed hotels. It's home to one of Europe's leading theme parks and water parks: PortAventura Park and Caribe Aquatic Park. In 2017, Ferrari Land, a third theme park dedicated to the prestigious Italian firm was also added.

The creative epicentre of this special branch of modernism can be found in Reus, just 15 km from Tarragona, which together with Barcelona saw the development of urban and bourgeois Catalan modernism.

Costa Daurada's interior is home to a fascinating mystical and religious legacy. The Cistercian Route links three monasteries (Poblet, Santes Creus and Vallbona de les Monges), a set of architectural, historical and cultural monuments of great interest from Catalonia's illustrious medieval past, dating back to the 12th century.

Important monuments from the Medieval past of Tarragona are still intact and add to the importance of the Roman ruins a Medieval artistic heritage that is best reflected in the Cathedral, a significant compound.

Since summer 2020, the Port has been working on a comprehensive rehabilitation of the city's cultural and historical space. After almost a year, the work has culminated in the conversion of a warehouse built in the first decades of the twentieth century into a modern exhibition space for the Port's heritage collection. It is now a new and exciting museum thanks to its advanced audiovisual and interactive resources.