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Tarragona Posted: Mon February 27, 2012 07:07 PM UTC
I'm planing to stop in Tarragona and spend 4-5 hours there on my trip from Valencia to Barcelona. But I will have a lots of luggage. Is there a luggage room (or lockers) at the Tarragona train station (the one in city center) or Tarragona bus station?
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Tarragona Posted: Wed September 14, 2011 12:12 PM UTC
i have heard that there is a place called playa electrica that is a bar/club on the main strip in tarragona... they play all the football games...
Is there such a place??? and if so does anyone know the phone number??
thanks
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Tarragona Posted: Mon August 16, 2010 06:43 AM UTC
Hi,


I am a Canadian, traveling with my parents to Spain next February for their 25th anniversary. We are staying a couple of km from Salou. The issue? I will be 19 at the time, and they will be 58/73. They want a relaxing holiday going to churches, etc, while I'm interested in nightlife. I gather these are smaller cities/towns, but was wondering what kind of nightlife is in the area? Any places you recommend? Also how's the public transportation situation? I have no familiarity with this area so any advice is much appreciated!

-Rachael
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Tarragona Posted: Mon August 9, 2010 06:07 PM UTC
Hello,
We need to be on the airport at 0600 on a friday morning . We stay in Barcelona . What is the best/cheapest way to travel
koi 1 reply

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Tarragona Posted: Tue July 7, 2009 04:17 PM UTC
Hi everyone,

After several trips to the beautiful city of Tarragona,in Spain, we are planning to return in December. Has anyone been at this time of year? I'm particularly interested in whether the shops and restaurants in the old town open all year round?

Thanks...in anticipation :-)
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Tarragona Posted: Wed May 20, 2009 05:13 PM UTC
We need to go from Tarragona to Sirges by bus or train on Friday.
I know that we have to change trains to avoid having to go to Barcelona, but I forget where.
Is it San Vicens or Vilanove, perhaps?
If you can tell me, I'd be grateful.
Thanks
Colin
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Tarragona Posted: Sun December 14, 2008 10:33 AM UTC
Hi everyone

Me and my family are coming over to Barcelona in July next year. I have 4 young kids 13,11,6 and 2 years of age and will be staying in Tarrogona and doing a bit of travelling to Barcelona and also going to Port Aventura.

My question is what do you recommend and the cheapest travel as i have 4 kids
and also do you recommend that we buy our Port Aventura tickets over the
internet or is it cheaper to buy at the theme park.

We live in Glasgow Scotland and if you would like anything bought over please
let me know and we could meet up in Tarrgona or Barcelona and exchange our culture.

I hope to hear from you soon
amarshak 2 replies

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Tarragona Posted: Sun November 23, 2008 03:33 PM UTC
Arriving at reus airport on wed. are their any buses in to tarragona, and if so what number bus, and how much please.
Thanks Sandra.
hizippy 1 reply

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Tarragona Posted: Wed August 27, 2008 12:29 PM UTC
Hi,

I'm going to Tarragona, Spain fopr the 1st time, anybody have anything they can recommend...or not!?

Gracias
sy1 5 replies

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Tarragona Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 04:01 PM UTC
Hi All,

Can somebody advice how to get to the Poblet monastery from Tarragona.

I will be staying in the hotel in Tarragona and would like to have a one day trip to Poblet monastery.

I cannot find anything at Renfe or Alsa website. Is there local train or bus routes?

Thanks,

Yuri Demchenko
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Tarragona Posted: Mon December 17, 2007 08:44 PM UTC
Dear all,
Hi. I have to go Tarragona and I booked the flight ticket to Barcelona already. It would be nice, if you tell me how to go to tarragona from Barcelona airport (more detail, please). I tried to check in some website but they are Spainish language. So I can not understand so much.
Thank you very much,
msandml
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Tarragona Posted: Tue September 4, 2007 10:21 PM UTC
We were on holiday at a Keycamp holiday site in Tarragona called La Torre de la Sol.
All over the campsite there were posters displayed advertising 'henna tattoos' My daughterhad one of these tattoos applied on her 10th birthday August 7th 2007. 12 days later she has had a nasty allergic reaction to the tattoo & is now on anitbiotics & steroids & our GP says she may be scarred for life!!!!
Does anybody have any advice on how to file for compensation/damages for my daughter? I have read many articles on the net about these illegal black tattoos but nobody seems to suggest how to claim.
We took out holiday insurance when we booked the holiday.
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Tarragona Posted: Tue July 24, 2007 08:21 PM UTC
Hello,

I will be staying near Plaça del Font in Tarragona. One of my days there I would like to go to Port Aventura. Can anyone tell me what transports can I get to reach the park?

Thanks in advance!
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Tarragona Posted: Wed April 25, 2007 02:59 PM UTC
Competitive swimmer aged 16 going to Tarragona 9th till 23rd July to improve his spanish. Wants to train with local swim club if possible
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Tarragona Posted: Fri October 20, 2006 02:08 PM UTC
I really want to see the Aqueduct, but I will be taking the train to Tarragona.
Is there a trail or road to walk from the town to Pont del Diable, the Aqueduct?
ray_fb 2 replies

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Tarragona Posted: Fri October 20, 2006 04:00 AM UTC
I really want to see the Aqueduct, but I will be taking the train to Tarragona.
Is there a trail or road to walk from the town to Pont del Diable, the Aqueduct?
ray_fb 2 replies

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Tarragona Posted: Fri September 15, 2006 12:34 PM UTC
My parents recently retired and I was thinking of treating them to a cheap week's holiday in Tarragona, flying out to Reus. The trouble is, both of them are getting on a bit and are nervous about travelling. On the other hand, both of them like the seaside and ancient ruins so Tarragona seemed a good choice. But when I looked on the Internet I discovered there is a big petrochemical complex nearby and that over a hundred tourists were roasted a few years at a campsite when a propane road tanker ruptured. A friend of mine who works in industry tells me the BASF refinery and several others are flooded after recent heavy rains (I don't mind parents getting "well-oiled" providing it's with alcohol!). Should I just scrap the idea and settle for somewhere else or go ahead and hope they have a blast?
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Tarragona Posted: Thu September 7, 2006 05:48 PM UTC
Can anyone tell me if we are allowed to bring a pic-nic?
On their website it says they have plenty of green spaces, but do not specify if we can eat our own food there...
Thanks
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Tarragona Posted: Tue September 5, 2006 09:46 AM UTC
We are visiting the Costa Dorada in October. I am not exactly sure where yet but as we are flying into Reus it is going to be not too far from there, possibly Creixill, Tarragona or somewhere now too far from there. We're staying in a villa so will probably be in a village or somewhere with locals.

It is very important to me when I travel that I learn as much of the language as possible.

a) it is only polite
b) I enjoy it

I understand that in Tarragona Province that Catalan is the preferred language. I am finidng it very hard to pick up a holiday Catalan book with a CD for pronounciation.

Should I give it up as a bad job and do Spanish instead? From what I gather I think the locals prefer to speak Catalan?

It is important to me because being able to communicate with the locals makes my holiday for me.

Could anyone advise please?

Many many thanks in advance

Kate x
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Tarragona Posted: Thu August 17, 2006 01:15 PM UTC
After a bit of investigation I could see the Alexandra apartments are very central so I have booked them (as per my earlier question). Could anyone tell me the best way to get to Tarragona from Reus airport please.
Thanks
breenalison 2 replies

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Tarragona Posted: Mon August 14, 2006 07:05 AM UTC
Does anyone know anything about these apartments? I am thinking of booking them but can't find any reviews. The address is Rambla Nova, is that a good location? I don't want to be too far out, if the location is ok I think I will go ahead and book. Any advice would be much appreciated.
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Tarragona Posted: Wed July 5, 2006 11:49 PM UTC
Hi, does anyone of you have any suggestion for a place to stay in Tarragona for ca. 20E per night (I am coming on my own, cannot afford a double room), wouldnt mind to rent a room at a private house if the people are clean and correct?
Thank you,
Mariya
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Tarragona Posted: Sat June 17, 2006 09:43 PM UTC
I'm a Polish female living and working in London but planning to move to Tarragona in July for a longer period of time. What are the chances of finding a job in Tarragona within 2 weeks? I'm a teacher of English with 3 years of experience with university degree in linguistics. By the end of July I will have completed TEFL course. I also speak good German and pre-intermediate Spanish.In London I have been working as an assistant manager in a company selling works of art.My duties are dealing with customers, answering calls, translation of documents and dealing with business correspondence.I also used to work as a waitress and bartender.
If you can give me any ideas where to start from, I would be more than grateful.
Julia28 6 replies

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Tarragona Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 04:16 AM UTC
Hi-- We are considering exchanging our timeshare for a week at Estival Park. What is the weather in Tarragona in mid February? Would this be a good choice for a family with a 17 year old daughter? Will there be enough to keep us busy for a week? Will it be too cold to do the water park or swim in the pool in February? How is the resort overall? Any info you can provide to help us make this decision would be appreciated. We would like to go to Spain during our February vacation, but the timeshare exchange availablity is very limited. Estival Park is available, and looks like a lovely place on paper. Thanks so much for your help.
bobbiearnel 2 replies

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Tarragona Posted: Mon May 22, 2006 03:05 AM UTC
I are looking for a quaint hotel within easy walking distance to restaurants, shopping, etc.. for 3-5 nights in Tarragona (early July). While I would love to have internet access, I would really prefer not to be in a typical business hotel; this is a vacation and am much more interested in a nice place with local charm. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
GSL 1 reply

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Tarragona Posted: Wed April 5, 2006 09:41 AM UTC
can anyone help! ive been g0ing to salou since 1990 and been every where except tarragona .i would like to go shopping with my six yr old daugher. how far is the shopping mall from the bus stop. i know travel times etc. is it ok to walk around just me and my daughter. sorry to ask this ... is there a mc donald s not for me honest! is the beach near? its going to be a girlie day while the footballs on .i do speak very good spanish so i would,nt get lost any other info would be good thanx....
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Tarragona Posted: Fri March 31, 2006 10:22 PM UTC
Hello,
can anyone help?
Im gonna be in Salou on 9th to the 11th of April, me and my partner dont get to have holidays so this is a special thing for us, what can we do in the two days (apart from the theme park, thats on the list) that would really make the weekend?

Thanks for your help,
Best wishes,
Kat
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Tarragona Posted: Tue October 18, 2005 02:37 AM UTC
I have friends that want to spend a week in Tarragona in February and do day
trips that are off-the beaten track. (They're traveling by car)
Do you have any suggestions?

They also said they want to do a day trip to the Basque Country -- I told them it's too far for the day. What do you think?
jbarone 3 replies

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Tarragona Posted: Thu June 16, 2005 08:42 PM UTC
Hi ive lived in tarragona for a while now and have found myself working alot and havent had time to meet people. I would like to meet other females for coffee, shopping, chatting the usual. If you live in tarragona I'd love to hear from you. By the way Im 26
englishperson 1 reply

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Tarragona Posted: Sun August 29, 2004 11:00 PM UTC
I am arriving in teh Girona aiport at 6pm on 9/16 and would like to visit Tarragona before traveling back to Barcelona airport (BCN) to fly home. What is the best way to travel to and from? Also, while in Tarragona, what are some of the must see's? Are there any nice beaches to swim and relax? Biking? Hiking? Running? Any suggestions on places to stay and to eat? Thanks!
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