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 This beautiful village of Costa Dorada is part of the province of Tarragona and is located only 80km south of Barcelona.

It was a rural village and sea since medieval times and a good example of this duality is reflected in its cuisine. Recreational opportunities that can be achieved in common are multiple water activities, cultural visits, nature tours, shopping areas, etc.. Over time, Torredembarra was consolidated as a place for summer holidays, particularly suitable for families, where you can easily find Costa Dorada hotels in Torredembarra.
 

What to see in Torredembarra?

torredembarra's Castle:

Crossing through the door you will find the Castle Padrines Icart, the current headquarters of the Council of Torredembarra. This was the only new civil construction in the period of the Renaissance remaining Catalan in Catalonia. The building was designed as a home / castle to dominate the people. With a square and four towers at the sides, it was placed at the top of the city, following the Mediterranean tradition it housed a patio with a facade and arcades.

 The Lighthouse:

This is new equipment that began operation January 1, 2000. This is the last lighthouse built in Spain in the twentieth century and was designed by architect Josep Maria Llinàs. It is 38 meters, with a geographical reach of 20 miles, making it the flagship of the highest of all lights in Catalonia.

The fishermen's hall:

Torredembarra recovered in 2000 a historical tradition of the city: the sale of fish at the auction. The new building of the hall of the fishermen is a building of 350 square meters located in the Port of leisure.

But also:
 La Torre de la Vila, The Wall, The City of El Moro, Parish Church of Sant Pere, the Modernist building Antoni Roig, Hospital-Pere Badia residence, Cal Checo, Cal Bofill, etc..

And finally, Torredembarra beaches! They are four in number, just outside the city center, so you can easily find a Costa Dorada accomodation in Torredembarra, right next to the beach to be able to walk or bike to any time of the day!

Enjoy your holiday in Costa Dorada!

The Balearic Islands are located in the glittering Western Mediterranean Sea where great weather prevails all year round. The islands are the perfect getaway during cold winter weather because the Balearic Islands are the direct contrast of what you are facing at home. Like many archipelagos, it is a cluster of big and small islands: Majorca, Minorca, Ibiza and Formentera. Some other smaller islands are Es Conills 's Es Pardell, Santa Eularia, Plana, Florada and others, where you will have to book for an Balearic Islands accommodation.

Like the Canary Islands, the Balearic Islands are also different from each other. In fact, all the big islands previously mentioned have a lovely personality of their own. It is also rich in the Spanish culture and traditions so you will see a completely different world here.

What to expect on the larger islands

Mallorca, also known as Majorca, is the island that has a combination of everything like golden beaches, rising mountains and other interesting landscapes. This island is yours to explore on your vacation and get some outdoor exercise. This particular island has burial chambers and other traces of habitation from 6000 BC! It is home to many famous celebrities like dance artist/producer DJ Sammy, former football player Duncan Fergusan, painters like Miquel Barcelo and many more. The Spanish Royal family also spends their summer holidays in Marivent Palace built in Majorca. You too, spend your holidays in Majorca hotels! It is also considered the best island to shop from.

Ibiza, on the other hand, is very famous for its clubbing and parties. Even though Ibiza attracts many youths, it also attracts families for fun-filled family vacations. There are many historic sites in the island that were dubbed by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites such as "God's finger" in the Benirras Bay. The place has a rustic beauty that attracts tourists to explore the island on foot or through biking.

Next, we have the Formentera, an island renowned in Europe for its white clean beaches and crystal clear water. It is called the "last paradise on the Mediterranean" due the lack of urban development there. Lastly, we have the Menorca that is famous for its isolated beaches and coves. It also represents Spanish history because it has many prehistoric monuments. This island is the complete opposite of Ibiza and Majorca because it does not have a nightlife or many shopping places.

As you can see, each island is different and can provide a different kind of pleasure in its own way. You will love to visit these islands with your family or friends because they are the perfect place to either sit back and relax or go on adventures and explore the beautiful surroundings offered to you.