The Tarragona Food and Wine Tour is perfect for those looking to escape the city for a day. Explore Spain’s rich Roman history as you visit iconic landmarks like the Tarragona Amphitheatre and the ancient aqueduct. Then, indulge in Catalonia’s local gastronomy with a wine & food pairing at a charming family-run winery near Tarragona—a delightful experience you’re sure to love!
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On our way to Tarragona, we will stop at the famous Pont del Diable—an old Roman aqueduct with over 2.000 years of history.
In Tarragona, we will do a walking tour exploring its 2.000 years of history. Thinks that we will see:
- Tarragona amphitheatre.
- Tarragona circus and Forum.
- Tarragona cathedral
At 1 PM, we will stop at the small winery of Mas Perdut. Here, you will first get a winery tour and learn about natural wine and olive oil. Finally, the family in the winery will prepare a typical Catalan brunch to pair with the organic wine.
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