Transformation of the area around the Port headquarters into a low-emission and sustainable mobility zone

Parc del Port

The  Tarragona Port Park urban transformation project aims to turn this space into a large, green, accessible and sustainable park. The Port Park will open the Port up to the city, creating a direct connection between Tarragona and the sea, while promoting active mobility and integrating natural spaces to mitigate the effects of climate change.

Seafront Promenade

Port Clock Promenade

Seafront Promenade

Parc del Port

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The Port Park project will be divided into three phases, with a planned duration of 12 months (end of 2025).

The Port Park has an estimated overall budget of 3.2 million euros (VAT included).

The Port Park will cover an area of 30,000 m2.

The Park will transform the area around the Tarragona Port Authority (TPA) buildings.

The Port Park will create the new TPA Square and transform the Port Clock and Km0 seaside promenades.

The Park will be designed for pedestrians and cyclists, with fewer cars and motorbikes.

Km0 next to the sea

The Port Park will be a commitment to active mobility, with priority given to pedestrians and cyclists

The Park will allow the existing cycle lanes to be connected to each other

The roads for vehicles will be simplified to reduce the amount of traffic and speed

Vehicle parking will be reorganised by concentrating it away from the Port Park

TPA Square

The Port Park will re-naturalise the area around the TPA headquarters

The Park will create a diverse landscape with greater plant and animal biodiversity

The Park will be a climatic refuge with native, climate-resistant plant species

The Park will have drainage systems and cavities to retain rainwater

The Port Park will be a space for people

The Park will be a venue for cultural, recreational and sports activities

The Park will be a space to mitigate the effects of climate change

The Park will have safe itineraries for pedestrians and cyclists

The entire space will contribute to reducing pollution and CO2 emissions