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What to do and see in Tarragona, Catalonia: The Best Specialty Museums
A city full of surprises with thousands of years of civilization just waiting to be explored. Dine under the vaults of the Roman circus, lose yourself in the charming alleys of the historic quarter. Discover the true World Heritage of Tarragona, a heritage of historic monuments and locations from Roman, medieval and modern eras. But it is also a heritage made of people, of human stories, of small moments. Tarragona reveals the essence of the Mediterranean.
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1. Casa de la Festa
2. Museu Biblic deTarragona
3. Casa Castellarnau
4. Museu del Port
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4.0 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By mje0250400 - Sydney, Australia
The Port Authority of Tarragona in 2000, began a new cultural activity: The port museum. Refuge warehouse built in the first third of the twentieth century is the ideal building in which to exhibit the Port’s heritage. Most pieces exhibited are large, the space available in this former freight goods warehouse allows the Museum to show the objects in a coherent way. Costa dock, as a space used by citizens and for cultural expression, has helped to recover and safeguard the maritime and port heritage of our coast. Present is a historical journey exploring the port, from the times of arrival of the Romans through to present day. The life on the docks, the types of fishery practised, sports activities, the coming and going of boats, and the freight traffic associated with the Tarragona coast, are all represented. Open Tuesday to Friday and Sunday with public holidays. It is free to enter.
5. Early Christian cemetery of Tarraco
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3.5 based on 69 reviews
The Early Christian Necropolis of Tarragona is one of the best-known and best preserved late Roman (3rd-5th centuries AD) cemeteries in the Roman Empire. A visit to it immerses you in the evocative world of the dead –as well as of life– some 1,500 years ago in Tarraco. Thanks to archaeology, we can get to know the people who lived in ancient Tarraco. What were their names? What work did they do? How long did they live? What were their beliefs? In short, we have an open door to understanding what life was like in Roman times.
6. Exposicio Tarraco/MNAT
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
