Step back in time on a day trip from Barcelona to Tarragona, the ancient capital of Hispania (formerly known as Tarraco in Roman times), where you can explore Roman ruins and world-class archaeological sites.
Continue your journey to Sitges, one of Catalonia’s most charming coastal towns, known for its beautiful beaches, vibrant art scene, and lively Mediterranean atmosphere. Wrap up your tour at San Sebastián Beach, recognized as one of Europe's best urban beaches, offering golden sands, crystal-clear waters, and perfect spots to relax under the Mediterranean sun.
Experience the best of Catalonia’s history, culture, and beachside relaxation all in one unforgettable day!
Private Tour: Private tour for undivided attention from your guide.<br/>Pickup included
This tour will start from your accommodation in Barcelona. Your guide will pick you up at any apartment or hotel you are staying at.
Once the pick-up is completed, you will head to the fist destination of your daytour.
Once you're picked up, you'll journey south from Barcelona to the stunning Costa Dorada.
Your destination is Tarragona, a city renowned for its well-preserved Roman heritage, home to some of Spain's most significant ancient ruins. Explore the remarkable Roman Amphitheater and take in the grandeur of this historic site.
You'll also be captivated by the stunning Devil’s Bridge, a remarkable aqueduct stretching 711 feet (217 meters) long and rising 85 feet (26 meters) high, a true testament to Roman engineering.
While being in Tarragona, you will admire the impressive 'Devil’s Bridge'. This aqueduct, 711 feet (217 meters) long and 85 feet (26 meters) high, is a spectacular example of the advanced Roman engineering.
Further on, you'll begin the walking tour, where you will discover the many still preserved remains of this civilization, while our guide provides their most exciting stories.
You will be able to explore the ancient walls surrounding the city and be immersed into one of the best preserved circuses in Europe, hidden under building structures from the 19th century. You will see as the traces of the ancient Roman forum live in the present with the medieval and modern Tarragona.
Finally, you will get the chance to enter the amfitheater, located on the shore of the Mediterranean since the 2nd century. Explore the remarkable Roman Amphitheater and take in the grandeur of this historic site.
After this tour in the footsteps of our distant past, you will get back on the road to head to another charming town full of colors and modernist spirit, Sitges.
Sitges is a special location where the mountains kiss the sea. It is a mixture of traditional fishermen’s houses with a bohemian and lively atmosphere, full of little boutiques, restaurants and street artist and musicians.
The church of San Bartolomé y Santa Tecla in Sitges is a charming seaside church known for its stunning neo-Gothic design and picturesque location overlooking the Mediterranean. This iconic landmark offers visitors a peaceful escape, with its beautiful white façade and panoramic views of Sitges' coastline.
- Please let us know your children's age to arrange the proper child seat (if applies)
- Please include your hotel or apartment name in Barcelona. If you have not, submit it through Viator asap.
- We will send a message 24 hours prior departure through the booking system to inform you on the specific pick-up time at your hotel as well as the name of your guide and the telephone number.
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