Tips for organizing your summer vacation
When traveling and enjoying vacations, organization is key to ensuring a pleasant and hassle-free experience.
The feast of San Juan in Calafell: A night of tradition and magic
The arrival of summer brings with it one of the most special, long-awaited and magical festivities of the year, the night of San Juan, which is celebrated on the night of 23rd to 24th June.
What leisure activities to do in Calafell?
Summer is coming and Calafell is full of possibilities to do different leisure activities both on the beach and in its surroundings.
Discover Tarragona’s traditional festivals
Tarragona is full of history and culture, and its traditional festivals are an important part of its cultural heritage. These festivals are full of music, color and tradition and are a perfect opportunity to enjoy the local culture.
The best hiking routes in Calafell
Calafell is a popular destination for hiking enthusiasts, as it has a series of routes where you can enjoy the coastal beauty in a different way.
What do you know about the tradition of the 12 grapes on New Year’s Eve?
Everyone knows and celebrates the tradition of the twelve grapes to celebrate the new year. Do you know where this tradition comes from?
Did you know that autumn is the best time to go to the beach?
We often make the mistake of thinking that with the end of summer comes the end of our beach days, but let us tell you that that’s when the best ones begin! Here’s why…
10 Best Plans in Calafell
Tarragona was the capital of the Roman Empire for two years, known as Tarraco, which was the name given to it by the Romans. This city is so alive and well preserved that in 2000 it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Best beaches in Tarragona
Tarragona was the capital of the Roman Empire for two years, known as Tarraco, which was the name given to it by the Romans. This city is so alive and well preserved that in 2000 it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Visit Roman Tarragona!
Tarragona was the capital of the Roman Empire for two years, known as Tarraco, which was the name given to it by the Romans. This city is so alive and well preserved that in 2000 it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
