Holiday rentals and lettings in Tarragona

Beach and city holiday lettings in Tarragona

Looking for a place to stay in a vibrant Spanish seaside city? Tarragona has beautiful, clean beaches, award-winning restaurants, and is simply brimming with history. If you are looking to stay close to the beach, consider a holiday letting in Tarragona in the area of Parc de l'Amfiteatre area, which is footsteps from the promenade. Alternatively, if you want to be right in the centre of Tarragona's vibrant urban scene, opt for the holiday rentals in the historic centre near the Tarragona Cathedral. If you prefer to be just outside the town in a quieter environment, check out the beautiful holiday lettings in Cambrils.

High spec holiday rentals all over the city

Most of the holiday rentals in Tarragona are contemporary flats which can fit from two to eight people. Choose from lettings near the beach or stay right in the historic centre; either way, you can expect modern decor and all the creature comforts of home. In the historic centre, you can even find chic accommodations hidden in ancient Roman architectural structures, where history simply oozes from the walls. For more touristy and lively places, the best option for accommodation is the villas in Salou.

Visitors can enjoy varied accommodations in Tarragona across its different areas and indulge in a wide range of lodgings, from the most luxurious to the affordable holiday lettings in Tarragona, where they can enjoy:

• Terrace
• Garden
• Pool
• Balcony
• Ocean view

Sandy beaches galore

If you rent holiday letting in Costa Dorada, you can visit the beautiful beachfront city of Tarragona, which offers a lot, whether you want to relax on the beaches or explore the historical and natural landscape of the region. Apart from the city beach in Tarragona itself, a major attraction for tourists here is the 15-km coastline stretching north of the city with fine, golden sand. The mild climate means you can happily submerge in the Mediterranean waters from the end of May right through into October, making it an ideal time to consider affordable holiday lettings in Tarragona to rent during this period.

A cultural gem

But there is much more to it than just holiday rentals in Tarragona with a sea view and beautiful beaches. It boasts a plethora of historic sights of international importance, such as its 12th-century cathedral, which sits at its highest point in the historic centre, home to a fascinating collection of Catalan art. Museums are plentiful across the city, with the https://www.mnat.cat/en/ overlooking the glistening sea and the Necropolis Museum displaying some important Christian burial sites, just to name a few. Salou, a prominent tourist resort on the Costa Dorada near Tarragona, is home to several fascinating museums that provide a unique insight into the history and culture of the region. If you plan to visit them, renting a villa in Salou is an excellent option to be close to these cultural attractions.

Tarragona for families

At Tarragona you can give your children a history lesson unlike anything they would experience at school. Take them to the city's Roman amphitheatre, the scene of fights between gladiators and wild beasts, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and an ideal place to introduce your children to the ancient history of our continent. Consider family-friendly holiday lettings in Tarragona for a convenient stay near these historical marvels! Children will also enjoy one of the days of their young lives at PortAventura, the biggest theme park in Spain, including Europe's highest roller coaster at 112 metres. If you visit Tarragona in the summer, Aqualeon is a great place to cool down – with numerous slides for all ages, a surf pool, and even a speed boat water ride. Cambrils is known for being a family holiday destination in the province of Tarragona that offers a wide range of activities and attractions geared towards children and families. There you can also find accommodation, such as villas in Cambrils.

Tarragona for hikers

If you book a holiday letting in Tarragona and you are keen on exploring the countryside around the coastal city, there are a wide choice of lovely hiking routes at your service. The 75-kilometre Tarragona Hiking Network is ideal for walks, hikes, and bike rides where you can interact with the stunning landscapes, horizons and heritage that surround the city. In Torredembarra you will find several options for hiking and enjoying nature, such as the Camino de Ronda and the Bosc de la Marquesa. To enjoy this natural environment more, we recommend renting a holiday letting in Torredembarra.

1. Explore the ancient Roman wall
2. Take a stroll around Part Alta
3. Meander Tarragona's main shopping street
4. Take in the National Archaeological Museum
5. Try the local calçots

1. Explore the ancient Roman wall

The oldest Roman construction still preserved outside Italy, it borders present-day Tarragona's Old Quarter and is over 1,000 metres in length. Don't miss Minerva Tower, the most typically Roman of all. The oldest Roman construction still preserved outside Italy, it borders present-day Tarragona's Old Quarter and is over 1,000 metres in length. Don't miss Minerva Tower, the most typically Roman of all. For a convenient stay nearby, consider holiday letting in Santa Barbara, situated just 10 to 15 minutes away.

2. Take a stroll around Part Alta

Find the perfect holiday letting in Tarragona and visit the highest part of the city and also the oldest. Up until the Middle Ages, the entire city lived here. Nowadays you can wander around here and admire the ancient houses that are still here from Roman times. Whilst there, take a pit stop at La Romana, a highly-rated tapas bar offering a genuine, local experience at great prices.

3. Meander Tarragona's main shopping street

The pedestrian boulevard Rambla Nova brings you international fashion, local handicrafts, jewellers, and traditional shops. Busy, vibrant and tree-lined, it also makes a great spot for some serious people-watching! Along the Costa Dorada, in addition to Tarragona, you will find several places similar to Rambla Nova where you can enjoy shopping, local life and places to relax and enjoy the atmosphere. Renting a villa in Costa Dorada will allow you to be closer to the best spots.

4. Take in the National Archaeological Museum

The city was largely unaware of its myriad treasures until the mid-19th century when major excavation work began. The uncovered items include a rich assortment of clothing, sculptures, ceramics, coins and household items spanning thousands of years, all of which you can see today in the National Archaeological Museum. Consider exploring these historical riches during your stay by opting for private holiday lettings in Tarragona.

5. Try the local calçots

If you are visiting in the winter, you simply must try this unique, local snack. It is made of large green onions which are roasted over wood fires and then served with olive oil, garlic and nuts. Calçots make for a lovely salty snack over any drink, and a delicious accompaniment to your memorable holiday in Tarragona.