About this tour
Spend eight hours exploring two of Catalonia's coastal cities with a private guide. Start in Tarragona, where you'll walk among Roman ruins—the Ferreres Aqueduct and seaside amphitheatre reveal the engineering prowess of ancient occupiers. Then head south to Sitges, a whitewashed town draped along Mediterranean cliffs. Your guide navigates the narrow lanes and shared history between both places, moving at your pace.
Highlights
- Ferreres Aqueduct, a two-tier Roman water system
- Tarragona's amphitheatre overlooking the sea
- Muralla Romana city walls and fortifications
- Sitges' beachfront promenade and pastel architecture
- Medieval alleyways and local stories from your guide
- Hotel pickup and drop-off included
What to expect
Your guide collects you in the morning and drives to Tarragona's old quarter. You'll spend a few hours examining well-preserved Roman structures on foot, stepping through gateways and along defensive walls. The amphitheatre sits dramatically above the shoreline; bring a camera. After lunch on your own (restaurants dot both cities), you'll travel to Sitges. Here the pace slows—wander leafy plazas, peer into artist galleries, and descend to pebbled beaches. The guide points out architectural details and baroque churches. You return to your hotel by evening.
Good to know
Wear comfortable shoes; cobblestones are uneven. Bring water and sun protection. Entrance fees to three sites are included, but meals are separate. Both cities have ATMs and small shops. Public transport connects the two if you prefer independence during free time.
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