Experience the Pont del Diable as a family
Right at the foot of Tarragona's Pont del Diable (Devil's Bridge), you can enjoy as a family the legend hidden behind the aqueduct and learn about its crucial role, through activities and games centred on water.
You will also tour the lesser-known corners of the Parc Ecohistòric, travelling back to Roman times through the senses by discovering the scents of aromatic plants, a snail that is not a snail and the animals of the Park.
In which municipality does this activity take place?
Tarragona
What is the recommended age for this activity?
From 4 years old.
Is the space and/or activity adapted for people with reduced mobility and/or functional diversity?
No.
Are the facilities equipped to look after babies?
No.
In which languages is this activity offered?
Catalan, Spanish, English and French.
When does this activity take place?
The activity is held on request. Advance booking is essential.
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The Pont del Diable, part of a World Heritage archaeological site
Tarragona is a UNESCO World Heritage city. Its archaeological ensemble of ancient Tarraco, which includes the legendary Pont del Diable, is of extraordinary beauty and richness. It lets us understand how our societies have evolved up to the present day.
It is, therefore, an ideal city for telling our history. The Tarraco Viva festival, usually held around May, is a unique opportunity to travel back in time up to 2,000 years, with faithful historical reconstructions and various educational events.
Paths that connect us
Since its origins, Tarragona has been stitched to its nearest surroundings by paths. The network of paths of Tarragona is very diverse, with old cart tracks, bridle paths, footpaths and other more recent routes.
These paths are also a fantastic place to reconnect with nature, discover old farmhouses and enjoy the tranquillity found in the city, beside the sea. There are up to 75 km of waymarked paths.
Up and down the Rambla
The Rambla Nova, whose construction began in 1854, has for many decades been the favourite place for a stroll for the people of Tarragona.
It is a long, wide avenue that is great for a relaxed, pleasant walk, taking in the Castellers monument, the Font del Centenari, the Monument to the Heroes of 1811, the Teatre Metropol, numerous Modernista buildings, the monument to Roger de Llúria and, finally, as an unbeatable finale, the Balcó del Mediterrani (Mediterranean Balcony), with unique views over the Mediterranean.
