Calafell blends the richness of its heritage with the attractiveness of five kilometres of golden sand beaches, unique in the Costa Dorada. The Iberian Citadel, Casa Barral, Bot Salvavides (Lifeboat), the Sant Miquel Church or the Santa Creu Castle are landmarks of the area's history and serve as a guide from the Old World to the new, where music, sport, sea and gastronomy coexist.
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The Iberian Citadel of Calafell is one of the most remarkable archaeological sites of the Iberian times (6th to 2nd centuries BC) in our country due to its singularity. Its experimental reconstruction "in situ" makes the Citadel an appropriate place for all range of public in order to know how the Cossetan Iberians lived more than 2000 years ago.
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The Castell de la Santa Creu is a fortified place of the Middle Ages, first documented in 1037 and it is located in the old town of Calafell, also of medieval origins. The Castle and its surroundings form an Open Air Archaeological Park which explains through a renewed museography some episodes in the history of the municipality.
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The building of the old fishermen's guild has become, since 2016, the interpretation center of Calafell as a fishing town, whose mission is to tell a part of the collective past, the recent history of the maritime neighborhood. A place made to keep alive the legacy of the beach with "more wood" on the Catalan coast, as described by the poet Carlos Barral. The center allows visitors to know the lifestyle and the social structure of the fishermen community: the relationship between employers and "remitgers", jobs at sea and on land, their social and cultural expressions, in short, a way of life which brings us to the last century.
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