Surroundings
Sea and mountain, all in the same day
A privileged location
The apartments are located in La Mora, a place to relax and disconnect from the routine, located just 11km from Tarragona (city declared World Heritage by UNESCO), very close to PORT AVENTURA (the best leisure offer in southern Europe) and water parks like AQUA PARC, near the Penedes region, for those who are interested in delving into the culture of wine and cava, 80km from Barcelona, a city of great tourist interest.
At 100m you will find the beach of La Móra, awarded with Blue Flag in 2015, with crystal clear waters, surrounded by mountains and hiking trails, which allow you to access other nearby beaches such as Tamarit, famous for its castle and the beach of Waikiki, accessing through the forest of the Marquesa. You will enjoy an enchanting landscape of sea and mountains or if you prefer you can also lie in the sun while your children make sand castles or have a cocktail in the nearby beach bars.
If you are sporty you have the option to rent paddle tennis courts and if you are adventurous you have very close JUNGLE TREK, to enjoy jumping on zip lines in the middle of nature, as well as other activities for children and adults. To eat, if you do not want to cook, there are good restaurants where you can taste a good gastronomy.
Cistercian Route
A tour of three Catalan Cistercian monasteries. Since their foundation, all three follow the Benedictine rule of a return to the origins and a desire for austerity. It includes the Monastery of Poblet and the Monastery of Santas Creus, both in Tarragona and the Monastery of Vallbona de les Monges in Lleida. The three monasteries are the bait of the Cistercian Route, but this brand goes beyond the monasteries, their monumentality and sobriety, as it discovers regions with their own traditions, a wealth of landscapes, wines and cavas, traditions and craftsmanship, etc.
Modernist Reus
Reus is the birthplace of Antonio Gaudi, the famous Catalan modernist architect, although there are no examples of his work in the city. Instead there are several modernist style buildings by Lluís Domènech Montaner. In order to appreciate this vast architectural ensemble, the city has the Ruta del Modernisme (Modernism Route).
Roman Tarraco
R Declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco, on the shores of the Mediterranean, in the heart of the Costa Dorada, the ancient Roman Tarraco offers an important monumental legacy between extensive beaches.
Leisure and Entertainment
You can enjoy the amusement parks PortAventura World, with rides and shows for the whole family and Ferrari Land, the only Ferrari theme park in Europe. There are also different water parks.
GOLDEN COAST
It is an area that stands out for its beautiful beaches and coves. Its name is due to the golden color of the sand when the sun hits it.
EBRO DELTA, NATURE'S MINE
It is an area that stands out for its beautiful beaches and coves. Its name is due to the golden color of the sand when the sun hits it.
BARCELONA, Cosmopolitan City
It is a city with a great cultural, commercial and touristic importance. Located between the sea and the mountains, it is considered an avant-garde and modern city where you can visit impressive monuments such as the Sagrada Familia, the Palacio de la Música, El Parque Gúell, La Casa Batlló, the Pueblo Español, etc., stroll through its streets and enjoy the nights.
TAMARIT CASTLE
It is an ancient village near the sea, to the right of the mouth of the river Gaià, which stood on a rocky promontory. Of the old population survives in relatively good condition the walled enclosure -vil-la closa- and some remains of the old castle. It consists of the old municipal prisons, the church of the Assumption, the vicarage, the house of the Comú, the church square, two towers, a few houses, a battery of the sixteenth century and the remains of the bastide wall
the remains of the bastide wall from the time of Peter III the Ceremonious. The Romanesque church stands out, with three naves covered with barrel vaults and a straight chancel. It is one of the purest and earliest examples of Romanesque architecture in the Tarragona area. The castle is documented from the eleventh century and was destroyed in the War of the Reapers.
MÈDOL QUARRY
It is a large quarry, the most notable element of which is the Hoyo del Mèdol, where about 50,000 cubic meters of Miocene limestone were extracted, golden-colored and mostly fossiliferous (lumaquela), with the exception of the sandier parts, which have no fossils. In some walls of the quarry it is still possible to observe the extraction system of the ashlars. The most emblematic element is the Mèdol spire, a column testimony of more than 16 meters high.
VIL-LA DE ALTAFULLA
It is a small town in the province of Tarragona whose main attraction is that it is kept away from the hustle and bustle of tourism on the Costa Dorada. In 1998, the village was declared a Cultural Asset of National Interest for the medieval complex of the Vila Closa. And two years later, UNESCO declared it a World Heritage Site for the Roman villa Els Munts. To get to know Altafulla, there is nothing better than walking through its streets and squares to soak up its history.
VIL-LA DE TORREDEMBARRA
The town of Torredembarra enjoys the privilege of having one of the few remaining natural beaches in Catalonia, Els Muntanyans, which contains semi-mobile dunes and saltwater lagoons. Other beaches of great tourist affluence are La Paella, where the promenade is located, and the beach of the Maritime Quarter. In the old part of the town you can admire the castle, dating from the mid-sixteenth century, which began to be restored in 1998, and whose importance lies in the fact that it is the only new civil building of the Catalan Renaissance that exists in Catalonia. The oldest building in Torredembarra is the Tower of the town, probably from the 12th or 13th century and of Mudejar style. The lighthouse is the last one built in Spain during the twentieth century.
ROC DE SANT GAIETÀ
It is a housing development in Roda de Berà, in Tarragona, which was built between 1964 and 1972. It is a small urbanization that resembles the Poble Espanyol in Barcelona, as it mixes different architectural styles with typical elements from different parts of Spain, such as a hórreo or an Andalusian patio. Strolling through its streets is a good option for a summer afternoon. In the main square of the village there is a building that simulates the Gothic style. In this building is the Roca Foradada Civic Center and the Luis del Olmo Radio Museum, opened in 2012 and where we can see radios from different eras and styles.
BOSC DE LA MARQUESA
The coves that are in the forest of the Marquesa are the last truly untouched natural space, and virgin, of the coast of Tarragona. And one of the few of the Catalan coast. They are integrated within a huge white pine forest, owned by a marquise who never wanted to sell the property, which preserved this unique place, as it is, for future generations.