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Twenty-five years ago I first set eyes on Tarragona, the city of eternal spring. In any case I fell in love with the city's beauty, history, the sights, sounds and smells and laid down my roots in this sunny Mediterranean paradise. There on the terrace, over coffee and a sandwich, I wonder about the masons who sculpted those gargoyles and faces into its complex stonework. And here I sit, eight hundred years later, in complete awe of its solemn beauty. There is a continuous flow of friendly banter between the clients and vendors. You're not just buying fruit and vegetables. It's like going to a laugh therapy session with a psychologist. The market is even larger and more animated on Saturday. How about fresh fish for lunch? Sea bass? Maybe sardines, which are considered the tastiest in all of Spain. No, I think today we'll have squid with potatoes in a chocolate, paprika, garlic sauce with fresh peas. I walk down through the city, crossing the Rambla Vella, then the tree lined Rambla Nova a pedestrian thoroughfare , then by the statue of the heroes of , commemorating those who died in defense of the city during the French assault of the Napoleonic Wars. A great place to have a beer with friends, or even better, the market plaza is lined with terraces for tapas and drinks. After the squid and a delicious bottle of Priorat, a brief siesta was absolutely necessary, but not too long because there's an interesting art exhibition in the port of Tarragona in Tinglado 2 a wharf warehouse that I don't want to miss. I decide to take the long scenic route along the beach Miracle in the warm and salty afternoon breeze, blowing away the remnants of those Priorat dream clouds. I occasionally glance up at the arches of the Roman ampitheatre just below the city walls. Out to sea, the shimmering sunlight reflects its abstract illuminations across the ship's hulls, back dropped by an endless expanse of electric blue as the sea meets a cloudless sky. The exhibition was wonderful, but after the walk, I was ready for some refreshment, and no better place in this part of the city than the Serallo. When I first came to Tarragona twenty-five years ago, you could see the fishermen and their wives mending the nets on the wharf in front of their docked boats. Today the area is filled with bars, restaurants and fountains. If you want a good fish restaurant, this is the place, with prices for all wallets. Built on the remnants of the Roman Circus, this is the social hotspot of Tarragona with a fury of bars and restaurants under the watchful eye of the city hall, looming at the far end. The city has a rich nightlife with dance clubs, music bars and theaters. My favorite places are: 12 Topos, the Groove, the Cau, but the list of options is endless and for all tastes. For two weeks the city goes crazy with processions, fireworks and an overall excess of drunken debauchery, leaving your senses reeling for weeks after. Apparently this wasn't enough for the whole skeleton, but no problem. When they marched her arm into Tarragona, or someone else's arm the people went crazy with elation and have recreated this epic moment ever since. I love the size of Tarragona which is about , which means that you have everything that a city has to offer, but without the aggravation that a city the size of Madrid or Barcelona can cause. It's small enough to run into familiar faces often, but large enough to be anonymous if you so choose. More importantly, you are right by the sea with its nurturing and healing powers and not more than twenty minutes from the mountains of the Mussara or the Serra de Prades , where you can scour the hills for wild mushrooms in the fall, or wild asparagus in the spring. An interesting walk is that to the Loreto caves, that were Roman quarries for the construction of Tarragona. I once heard that the greatest traveler is the one that has no clear plan or expectations, just wanders where desire, intuition and circumstance takes them. Discover what life has to offer with open arms and an open mind. Explore and get lost in Tarragona, and you'll find its cultural wealth and beauty at every corner. Try our Tarragona highlights tour and discover Tarragona. This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. 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