Boulevard of King Jaime I
The pedestrian boulevard of King Jaime I in Salou is a favorite place for walking and recreation among both tourists and residents of the town. It is a very lively promenade with a pleasant light atmosphere. Palm trees are planted in two rows on the boulevard, flower beds are laid out next to them.
Port Aventura
The Port Aventura Theme Park, located in Salou on the Costa Dorada, is the 6th most popular theme park in Europe. Port Aventura is divided into six thematic zones: the Mediterranean, the Wild West, Mexico, China, Polynesia and Sesame Street, which opened in 2011.
Bosk Aventura Amusement Park
The Bosk-Aventura Children’s Park was opened in the center of Salou in 2011 and can bring a lot of pleasure not only to children, but also to adults. This family park covers more than 8000 sq. m. There are many territories, and fascinating rope trails, games and other entertainment await visitors here.
Torre Velha
The old Fortress, Torre Vella in Salou (also known as the fortress of King Carlos V), was built in the first half of the 16th century at the request of the archbishop: the local shores were often raided by Saracen pirates. This massive building with a rectangular tower obviously coped well with its functions.
Macia Catalana Manor
The architectural complex of the La Masia Catalana estate was created in 1974 as a theme park — a monument to rural life and everyday life of Catalans. Initially, it was planned to dedicate the manor to Christmas traditions, arranging a large-scale analogue of “belen” here.
Church of Santa Maria del Mar in Salou
This church is the oldest in the city. Originally consecrated in 1776, it was a modest chapel assigned to the Guild of Sailors and built mostly at its expense. The chapel was designed specifically for sailors and their families.