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Tip: The market keeps long hours, 08:30 to 21:00 Monday to Saturday, and closes on public holidays, so it also works as an evening stop.

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From Salou: Poblet, Wines & Sitges Tour

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From Salou: Poblet, Wines & Sitges Tour

An amazing journey to discover the wine culture of Catalonia, including a visit to Poblet Abbey, a wine tasting in Villafranca del Penedès, and a sampling of local art...

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Priorat and Montsant wine country ★ 4.7

The Priorat, inland from Salou, is Catalonia's only DOQ wine area on steep slate terraces, while the modernist cooperative at Falset pours DO Montsant.

TipThe Falset Marçà cooperative runs booked 90-minute guided visits of its modernist cellar for €14; the Cornudella cooperative opens its own on Saturdays.

Cambrils and its fishing harbour ★ 4.7

Cambrils, the next town west of Salou, calls itself the gastronomic capital of the Costa Daurada, with a fishing port, two Michelin stars and 150 restaurants.

TipLunch at Can Bosch or Rincón de Diego needs booking; the fish auction at the llotja runs twice a day, blue fish in the morning and white fish in the afternoon.

Reus and its vermouth ★ 4.5

Reus, inland from Salou, had more than 30 cellars and 50 vermouth brands in the late 19th century, and its Museu del Vermut serves lunch among the bottles.

TipThe Museu del Vermut is a restaurant and bar as well as a collection of bottles, so make it your vermouth hour before lunch in the centre of Reus.

Valls and the calçotada ★ 4.6

Valls is where the calçotada began, the winter feast of charred calçot onions dipped in sauce; its Gran Festa de la Calçotada falls on a late January Sunday.

TipThe 2026 festa sold a €15 tasting lot of 12 IGP calçots with sauce, bread and wine; the online lots sold out, so buy early.

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