Tarragona is the southernmost province in Catalonia, Spain, which also boasts a capital of the same name. Located on the Costa Dorada, Tarragona and its beautiful beaches with golden sand, crystal clear waters and it's really basking in the sun. It was fun to discover the revealing ancient vestiges standing testament to Spain s glorious past, the diverse archaeological complexes and museums spread about the Tarragona province and its capital was perfect for me. Just to walk around towns like the picturesque Reus or the hectic Salou and discover its important heritage, along with the lifestyle of its hospitable dwellers. From the artistic point of view, there are not many places that have such a large number of monuments and tourist attractions concentrated in such a small area as Tarragona has. That can be a bit hard, spec. when all the tourist was over the place.
Iberian civilization remains are plentiful in the whole region, as well as multiple Roman vestiges, especially in Tarragona city, where I was follow the traces of Rome in the Catalonian region. The splendorous past of the city is enclosed in its several well preserved edifices.
Spain is so much more then Germany! Okay okay.. I memorized what Cecil told me...
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