Tarragona & Sitges Tour: Roman History & Coastal Fun
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Overview
The Tarragona and Sitges Small Group Tour offers a full-day adventure from Barcelona, combining Roman history with coastal beauty. Travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned minivan with a small group, ensuring personalized attention from a professional guide. This tour explores ancient ruins and charming seaside towns.
What to Expect: The journey begins near the Palau de la Musica in Barcelona and heads towards Tarragona. Here, you'll discover the Pont del Diable (Roman Aqueduct), a testament to Roman engineering, and explore Tarragona's Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Later, the tour visits Roc de Sant Gaieta and Sitges, known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant atmosphere. The tour concludes back in Barcelona, near Plaça Catalunya and the Eixample District.
This tour includes transport by air-conditioned minivan and a professional guide. It excludes food and drinks, hotel pickup and drop off, and entrance fees for the museums and monuments in Tarragona. With a maximum of 15 people, this small group tour ensures a more intimate and engaging experience. The operator is known for providing excellent quality tours and maintains a low supplier cancellation rate.




Highlights
Explore Roman Tarragona: Discover ancient Roman ruins and learn about the city's rich history.
Visit the Stunning Aqueduct: Marvel at the Pont del Diable, a well-preserved Roman aqueduct.
Relax in Coastal Sitges: Enjoy the beaches and charming streets of this seaside town.
Small Group Experience: Receive personalized attention with a maximum of 15 people.
Sentiment Analysis
Overall, customers highly recommend this tour for its knowledgeable guides, balanced itinerary, and comfortable travel, though some suggest allowing more free time in Sitges.

Customers loved the guide's knowledge and enthusiasm.
Many enjoyed the blend of historical sites and beach time.
The small group size allowed for a more personal experience.
The comfortable minivan made the trip relaxing.
Some found the free time in Sitges too short.
Entrance fees to attractions are not included.
The Journey
Main Office (near Palau de la Musica), Barcelona
Begin your adventure near the Palau de la Musica Catalana, a UNESCO World Heritage site and architectural masterpiece of Catalan Modernism. Our main office provides a convenient starting point, offering facilities and a chance to grab a coffee while soaking in the pre-tour excitement. The Palau, a concert hall inaugurated in 1908, sets the stage for a day filled with artistic and historical wonders.
Eixample District, Barcelona
Journey through the Eixample district, Barcelona's showcase of modern urban planning and home to many of Antoni Gaudí's iconic creations. As you leave the city, learn about Barcelona's rich history while passing notable landmarks like the Sagrada Familia and Casa Batlló. The Eixample's grid-like layout and distinctive architecture offer a glimpse into Barcelona's 19th-century expansion and innovative spirit.
Pont del Diable (Roman Aqueduct), Tarragona
Discover the awe-inspiring Pont del Diable, a remarkably preserved Roman aqueduct dating back to the 1st century BC. This UNESCO World Heritage site, also known as 'Les Ferreres' Aqueduct, once supplied water to the ancient city of Tarraco (now Tarragona). Walk across its impressive structure, standing on stones that have witnessed millennia of history, and marvel at the engineering prowess of the Roman Empire. The aqueduct is a stunning testament to Rome's influence on the Iberian Peninsula.
Tarragona Old Town
Step back in time as you enter Tarragona's Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, through ancient Roman walls. Witness the captivating blend of Roman ruins and modern life as you explore the Archaeological Walkway, the medieval hospital, and the Cathedral, where a Sunday antique market adds local color. Wander through the Roman Forum and Circus, imagining the chariot races that once thrilled the crowds. Visit the Roman Amphitheater with its sea view, and imagine the gladiatorial contests once held there. Tarragona is a treasure trove of Roman history and culture.
Roc de Sant Gaieta
Pause at Roc de Sant Gaieta, a charming coastal village sculpted into the rocky shoreline. With its whitewashed houses and intimate atmosphere, Roc de Sant Gaieta evokes the ambiance of Ibiza's fishing villages, infused with Roman-Greco influences. Stroll through its narrow streets, admire the unique architecture, and let your imagination transport you to the idyllic shores of the Mediterranean.
Sitges
Conclude your journey in Sitges, a vibrant seaside town known for its beaches, boutiques, and artistic heritage. Once a quiet fishing village, Sitges has transformed into a cosmopolitan destination, attracting visitors with its Mediterranean charm. Explore its labyrinthine streets, relax on its sandy beaches, and dine in one of its many cafes and restaurants. Known for its annual film festival and LGBTQ+ friendly atmosphere, Sitges embodies the spirit of the Mediterranean coast.
Plaça Catalunya, Barcelona
Your tour concludes at Plaça Catalunya, the bustling heart of Barcelona and a central transportation hub. From here, you can easily access the metro or taxis to return to your hotel. Plaça Catalunya, a large square connecting the old city (Ciutat Vella) and the Eixample, offers a perfect opportunity for further exploration or a well-deserved rest after a day of adventure.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes a professional guide and transport by air-conditioned minivan. Food and drinks are not included, nor is hotel pickup or drop-off, or entrance fees for museums and monuments in Tarragona. The meeting point is near the Palau de la Musica in Barcelona.
Hot Tip
Reviewers suggest wearing comfortable shoes for walking on uneven terrain and bringing swimwear to enjoy the beaches in Sitges. Also, consider packing snacks and drinks, as these are not included in the tour.