Holiday on the Costa Dorada - Catalonia, Spain 2027

Children's price: 50% discount.

This tour is designed to give you lasting memories of Barcelona's key sights. At the Sagrada Família we will stop for about 40 minutes to see the magnificent façades of the church from outside, with the guide's commentary. Under municipal rules the coach has to stop on Av. Diagonal, which means walking the 400 metres from the bus stop to the monument. We will pass along the Passeig de Gràcia, home to Gaudí's most famous houses: Casa Batlló and Casa Milà. On Montjuïc we will visit the Spanish Village (Poble Espanyol) - an architectural complex that brings together the spirit of all of Spain in one place. We will also be able to take panoramic photos from the Mirador de l'Alcalde - one of the best viewpoints over the city. We will then go down to the port and the Columbus Monument, where there will be free time to explore the famous Rambla or the Gothic Quarter.

Children's price: 50% discount.

Charming medieval Montblanc lies only 10 km from Poblet monastery. With its rich old town, Montblanc will take you to another era. Here the stone streets tell legends of past centuries and every building reveals a fragment of Catalonia's history.

We will walk around the 14th-century walls and towers that surround the historic centre of medieval Montblanc, entering through the Sant Jordi gate in honour of the patron saint of Catalonia. According to legend, this is where the famous battle between Sant Jordi and the dragon took place.

In the narrow streets of the town we will discover architectural treasures such as the transitional Gothic church of Sant Miquel, with its remarkably preserved Mudéjar coffered ceiling. We will approach the Carrer del Call, the only street left of the old Jewish quarter, a reminder of the region's rich cultural diversity.

We will then visit the Plaça Major, witness to countless fairs and markets, and the church of Santa Maria, known as “the Cathedral of the Conca”. Although it is not a cathedral, the church is so imposing that it earned this nickname. Finally we will walk along the main street and leave through the Sant Antoni gate to see the old Santa Magdalena hospital with its small cloister, and the Romanesque bridge.

Price for children under 11 - €48.

PortAventura is not only the largest theme park in Spain but also one of the most visited in Europe. It is suitable for adults and children alike. You will find 6 captivating adventure worlds, all designed with stunning themed details to enhance your experience. The park is divided into the following areas: Mediterrània, China, México, Far West, Polynesia and Sesame Street.

• Mediterrània offers Mediterranean-style attractions - a train, a boat ride and restaurants.
• China will get your adrenaline going with a roller coaster with 8 inversions and one reaching 134 km/h (the fastest in Europe), plus rides for the youngest.
• México will impress you with Maya-style attractions - a 100-metre tower (one of the tallest in the world), a mine train, a mirror maze and a children's show.
• Far West has Wild West attractions - a wooden roller coaster and a white-water boat ride.
• Polynesia is the most relaxed area - a boat past an erupting volcano, a 4D sea odyssey and a pirate ship.
• Sesame Street is for the youngest visitors.

Whatever you love to do, you will find something to your taste here. PortAventura offers 40 attractions to test your limits and get an adrenaline rush, including rides unique in Europe with record height, speed and size. Get on board for the ride of your life! You will come across intense, dizzying and thrilling rides such as Dragon Khan, Furius Baco and Shambhala, the tallest roller coaster in Europe. And when you want to slow down, you can try other equally exciting rides full of surprises. You can also cool off on water rides such as Angkor or Tutuki Splash, or in the Costa Caribe Aquatic Park, home to the tallest free-fall water slide in Europe.

There is also a whole world of attractions made especially for the youngest: the Tomahawk coaster in the Far West, an exciting flight with Coco Piloto, a children's area in China and much more fun for the whole family. You can also have a great time while avoiding high speeds and dizzying heights.

Tarragona is a picturesque Spanish city that stands out for its rich history and culture, stunning beaches and delicious cuisine. It lies in the north-east of the country, on the azure Mediterranean coast. Founded by the Iberians as early as the 5th century BC, Tarragona is one of the oldest cities in Spain. It was conquered by the Romans in the 3rd century BC and was the capital of the Roman province of Hispania Tarraconensis; today it is the capital of one of the four Catalan provinces. The remains of the walls built to defend the city from foreign attack bear witness to its former power.

Tarragona's name comes from its founder, Publius Cornelius Tarraco, and in the past the city was known simply as Tarraco. It is the oldest Roman city on the Iberian Peninsula, which you can feel in the many historic monuments dating from that glorious time.

Tarragona is a real treasure trove of Roman history, with well-preserved archaeological sites on the UNESCO World Heritage list. During the excursion we will see the Roman amphitheatre, the Roman forum and the Devil's Bridge - an aqueduct 217 m high and 26 m long. The amphitheatre was built for 14,000 people, but during gladiator fights it was often overcrowded and there were not enough seats. Its strategic position near the sea meant it could be flooded at high tide and used to recreate sea battles. The Roman amphitheatre in Tarragona is one of the best preserved in Spain and is still used for cultural events and performances. The Roman forum, with its impressive columns and ruins, will take you back to the glory of the Roman Empire.

Tarragona's old town will impress you with its medieval charm. It is full of narrow cobbled streets, charming squares and historic buildings, and at its heart stands Tarragona Cathedral - Santa Tecla. It dates from the 12th century and is a splendid example of Gothic and Romanesque architecture. Its bell tower offers a stunning view of the city.

Children's price: 50% discount.

Montserrat is one of the most impressive and symbolic places in Spain, about an hour from Barcelona. Its name means “serrated mountain”, after the unique rock formations that create a dramatic, almost surreal landscape. At the top of the mountain stands the Benedictine monastery of Montserrat, founded in the 11th century in honour of the Mother of God. It is one of the most important spiritual centres in Catalonia. Here the famous sculpture of the Black Madonna (La Moreneta) is kept - the patron of Catalonia and an object of pilgrimage from all over the world.

According to one legend, in the 9th century some young shepherds were blessed with a divine vision. They saw a radiant light descending over Montserrat mountain and heard angelic voices. The phenomenon was repeated on several consecutive Saturdays. Later, the statue of the Black Virgin Mary was found in a cave at the top of the mountain.

A visit to Montserrat combines nature, history and spirituality - an experience that leaves a lasting memory and a sense of peace and inspiration.