The tower was built in the 16th century to protect the population from attack by pirates. It now holds art exhibitions and events. The adjoining country house was built in the 18th century.
The oldest church in Salou, it was built in 1766 by the fishermen's guild with a single nave and Baroque bell tower. It was enlarged in the mid-20th century along with the distinctive paintings and murals.
A 1,000 jet fountain on the seaside walkway with light and music shows at night. The show usually operates from Easter through November after sunset.
Lletres Color Salou
Public artwork with "Salou" spelt in bright colours. Perhaps a bit tacky but popular spot for photos with Llevant Beach and the Mediterranean in the background.
A monument that commemorates the departure of King Jaume I's fleet in Sept 1229 to conquer Majorca.
The original fountain on the promenade, built in 1973. It has 100 jets and, like the Cybernetic Fountains, is part of the evening light and music shows that run from Easter through November.