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Tarragona
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This four-day journey combines history, culture, and nature:
- In Barcelona:
- Explore the Gothic Quarter.
- Visit Gaudí's famous Sagrada Familia.
- Discover the unique Park Güell.
- In Tarragona:
- Visit Roman ruins such as the amphitheater and circus.
- Participate in a Castellers workshop to learn about traditional human towers.
- In the Ebro Delta:
- Take a cooking class to prepare paella.
- Enjoy an ecotourism experience through its rich wetlands.
- Finally:
- Visit the Poblet Monastery, a serene UNESCO World Heritage site.
- Explore the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres, a surreal masterpiece designed by the artist himself.
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Tarragona
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Day 1: BARCELONA
Breakfast with chocolate and churros. Gothic Quarter: Explore Las Ramblas, the Boquería Market, and the Gothic Quarter. Sagrada Familia: Guided tour of Antoni Gaudí's most iconic work. Parc Güell: Discover the park that combines natural elements with Gaudí's modernist architecture, creating a unique and magical environment.
Day 2: TARRAGONA Historical and Cultural City
Ancient Tarragona: Guided tour of the Tarragona Walls, Plaça Pallol, the Roman amphitheater, circus, and praetorium, and the Forum Square. City Rally: Discover the Ferreres Aqueduct, also known as the Devil's Bridge, and visit the National Archaeological Museum. Castellers: Workshop where you'll learn about the impressive and complex human towers, which require a combination of strength, agility, and teamwork, reflecting the cooperative spirit and cultural identity of Catalonia.
Day 3: EBRO DELTA Nature and Wildlife
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Spanish Cooking Workshop: Paella workshop and full meal with paella prepared by the participants. Ebro Delta: Stroll through its rich biodiversity and unique landscapes. This ecosystem of marshes, canals, and lagoons is a paradise for migratory birds and offers panoramic views of rice fields and pristine beaches, making it ideal for wildlife observation and ecotourism.
Day 4: POBLET and FIGUERES Tradition and Modernity
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Poblet Monastery: Discover its elegant cloister and majestic church. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it combines history, art, and serenity in an idyllic natural setting. Dalí Theatre-Museum: Visit this vibrant complex designed by Salvador Dalí, which transforms an old theater into a surrealist art labyrinth. It is an immersive experience that reflects the artist's exuberant creativity and unique vision.
