Historical and oenotourisme heritage in the province of Tarragona

Tarragona, whose old Tarraco centre is a real city-museum: From the Roman Forum to the circus and tower tower, through the amphitheatre and the cathedral, old stone lovers will be served.

Reus, the modernist town par excellence, is home to an impressive number of Art nouveau buildings, including the sumptuous establishment of Pere Pere Mata. There is also a very good museum dedicated to Gaudi, but also quality gastronomic addresses.

After visiting theChartreuse d'Escaladei, direction Falset, capital of Priorat, with a visit to the cooperative and a tasting of the very good local wine production. The oenological experience can be further enhanced by visiting one or more wineries.

Discover the Cistercian monasteries of Poblet de Santes Creus, either via the GR 175 (hiking boots mandatory!) or by road. This is the perfect opportunity to go for a walk in the Prades massif, with a necessary stopover in the small village of Siurana.

Corbera d'Ebro and the ruins of the Poble Vell, a silent witness to the terrible confrontations of the Spanish civil war, to be completed with the 115 day Museum visit.

Ascó, a small village forgotten to the strategic position, whose historical centre retains a medieval aspect that conceals many vestiges of the past. You can also sail on the river on a replica of traditional boats from the Catalan Ebro.

Cycling tourism on the historic railway line of the Zafán Valley. Visit of Tivissa and the remains of the Iberian village of El Castellet de Banyoles built in the 4th century BC

Discover the modernist cooperatives of Gandesa and El Pinell de Brai, nicknamed "wine cathedrals". Then visit Miravet, a typical village on the banks of the Ebro dominated by its Arab fortress transformed by the Knights Templar.

Horta de Sant Joan and the charms of its historic centre. On the traces of Picasso who stayed there twice, when he outlined the contours of the cubism. Passage through the grape valleys of Terra Alta, in the vicinity of Bot village.

Tortosa, capital of the lands of the Ebro, whose heritage bears witness to the passage of Iberians, Romans, Arabs and Renaissance riches.