Travel guide to the ruins of the ancient city of Tarragona, Spain

Scenic spot introduction:

Tarragona (Tárraco) was once an important city-state when the Roman Empire ruled Spain. It is also a famous port on the Cotalan Coast in northeastern Spain. It is famous for its calm waters and excellent sunshine.

Attractions distribution:

Tarragona was originally an Iberian settlement. In 218 BC, the Romans built a city here and rebuilt the port. The city reached its peak at that time and became the largest city in the Iberian Peninsula at that time. In the twelfth century AD, prosperous commercial Tarragona became an important town of the Kingdom of Aragon. The city still preserves many relics of the Roman era such as the Arc de Triomphe, ancient Roman city walls, ancient Roman amphitheatre, and ancient Roman aqueducts.

Scenic spot features:

Roman Empire, cultural tourism, historical tourism, ancient city ruins