Cambrils
Cambrils is a coastal town in the province of Tarragona, on the Costa Dorada, about 15 km west of Tarragona. It has a long sandy coast, a working fishing harbour and an old town with a medieval gate. It is known as one of Catalonia's culinary destinations, with a high number of seafood restaurants.
It is a quieter and more local alternative to nearby Salou, with a marina, a promenade and the vineyards and hills of Camp de Tarragona behind.
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Quando andare
The beach season runs from June to September. July and August are the busiest and hottest. Spring and autumn are mild. The Festa Major de Sant Pere (late June) and the Cambrils Gastronomic Festival are the best-known events.
Periodo migliore per la visita: aprile, maggio, giugno, luglio, settembre, ottobre
Attrazioni principali
- The Portal del Carrer Major is a medieval gate in the old town.
- The Museu de la Torre is a museum in the old tower, with local history.
- The Molí de les Tres Eres is a historic mill and museum.
- The Parc Samà is a 19th-century garden in the hills, with ponds, caves and a labyrinth, a short drive from the town.
- The Vil·la romana de la Llosa is a Roman site near the beach.
- Beaches such as Regueral, Vilafortuny and La Llosa have fine sand and a promenade.
- The Port and the fishermen's quarter have restaurants by the harbour.
- The Castell Vilafortuny is a castle on the east side of the town.
Elenchi in evidenza
Cosa provare
- Have a seafood meal by the harbour, where boats land the catch.
- Walk or cycle the coastal promenade.
- Visit the Parc Samà gardens.
- Take a trip to Tarragona or PortAventura.
Tour e attività
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Cosa esplorare
Come arrivare
- By air: Reus airport is about 10 km away. Barcelona airport is about 110 km.
- By train: Cambrils station is on the coastal line, with regional trains to Barcelona and Tarragona. Book on Renfe.
- By bus: Buses run from Tarragona, Reus and Barcelona.
- By car: The AP-7 and N-340.
Come muoversi
- On foot: The old town, the harbour and the promenade are all close together.
- Cycling: A cycling path runs along the coast.
- Bus and taxi: To reach outer beaches and Parc Samà.
Guidare
- Is a car worth it?: Optional. Helpful for the hills and the wine region.
- Parking: Paid parking in the center. Free parking is limited in summer.
- Roads: The AP-7 is a toll road.
Cibo e bevande
Cambrils is famous for seafood. Try arròs negre, suquet de peix (fish stew), cargols, grilled prawns, calçots in season, and romesco sauce from Tarragona. The nearby Priorat and Montsant make strong red wines. Local olive oil is also well known.
Sicurezza e salute
Cambrils is a safe town. Use sun protection in summer and check beach flags.
Storia
Cambrils grew around a medieval tower and walls, and was a fishing town for centuries. The Roman villa of La Llosa shows early settlement. In the 20th century, it developed as a beach resort, and today combines tourism with a working fishing fleet.
Informazioni sul paese
Quick practical facts for Spain at a glance:
- Valuta
- euro EUR € · Pagamenti con carta · Ampiamente accettata
- Numeri di emergenza
- 112
- Elettricità
- 230 V · 50 HzTipo C / Tipo F
- Lingue
- spagnolo
- Acqua del rubinetto
- Potabile
- Senso di marcia
- A destra
- Prefisso telefonico
- +34
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