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This was in use from the 3rd to 5th century. The Roman Empire became Christian in that era, and this is one of the earliest Christian burial sites in the western Mediterranean. The museum has sarcophagi, epitaphs and other funerary objects.
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Exhibiting Tarragona's maritime past and present, including life on the docks, their fisheries and freight.
The remains of the Roman theatre. It was built in the first century AD and could hold 6000 spectators.
Bling mansion built in the 15th century, with a mix of styles.
The chariot track was built late 1st century in the reign of Domitian. Only a portion of the structure is left but some of the passages and vaults in the basement can be seen. Admission includes the nearby Torre del Pretori.
Painting and sculpture from the 20th century, in a knock-through of 18th century houses.
Miracle Beach
Some 500 m long with calm waters. It's the closest to city centre so it can get crowded.