Port City
Moll de Costa
The Port of Tarragona is a dynamic, economic engine of our territory and contributes to its development and internationalization
A singular building
A building designed in the 1970s by the local architect Josep Maria Garreta that continues to define the profile of Tarragona’s shoreline
Port Museum
Architecture and exhibition design go hand in hand in the new museum project
Port Archive
The Port Archive was created in order to safeguard the documentary heritage of the Port administration from its origins to the present day
Publications service
The Port of Tarragona’s Publications Service was founded in November 2004 with the aim of collecting and managing all the published work
Teatrt del Serrallo
The Teatret (little theatre), the building on the site of the old fishermen's Pòsit or foundation, is a place associated with the Port of Tarragona's Port City Department
Art Collection
Many artists have donated works and works that, day by day, expand this art collection
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Meeting point for families, athletes and all those who want to stroll along the Tarragona shoreline
City of cruise ships
As a result of this commitment, Tarragona, the Costa Daurada and our territory are provided with a new platform for promoting tourism internationally
Port Footbridge
In just seven minutes, this pedestrian thoroughfare connects the city centre with El Miracle Beach, the Marina and the Port of Tarragona leisure and cultural zone and meets a long-standing demand of the citizens for a way to cross the railway lines and reach the beach
Passeig Marítim del Miracle
The work financed and carried out by the Port of Tarragona covers a stretch of 650 metres, from the entrance to the Marina to the limit of the Port Authority’s area
Programme of events
Information about cultural and leisure activities in Port of Tarragona
Other spaces
Different spaces around our Port
History
Tarragona has been settled by a variety of peoples throughout history due to its excellent topographical and strategic location