Tarragona, Spain | The Glorious Remnants of Ancient Rome by the Sea

🌟Just an hour and 19 minutes away from Barcelona on the orange R-series train, perfect for a relaxed day trip. The main attractions are various ancient Roman ruins, with a combo ticket for 7.5 euros that grants access to all the sites. The highlight is the amphitheater by the sea; the Romans really knew how to enjoy life! Facing the sea with spring flowers in bloom on one side, and the sensory thrill of bloody battles on the other… The Roman wall, Muralla, is also beautifully serene with fewer people and a quiet atmosphere, somewhat similar to the Game of Thrones filming location in Girona. History buffs, don’t miss out. 🌟The coastline isn’t long, but it’s very blue, and the beach is quite clean. The free art museum is also worth a visit, with a lot of style. 🌟At sunset, the sky suddenly filled with dark clouds, but they couldn’t hide the sun, which looked like a duck egg yolk. The cloudy sunset was quite special. Lying on the beach, listening to the sound of the waves, munching on tangerines and Lay’s brought by friends, sipping on coconut juice. 🌟 It makes you think, thousands of years have passed, and the only constants are the eternal sea and sunset, and the sculptures that embody human civilization. The flesh may rot and return to the earth, but spirit and faith endure. Humanity’s pursuit of beauty and the instinctual desire to survive create a real-life song of ice and fire. #ChronicleOfARomanticLife #Spain #AncientRome #Ruins #Tarragona #Tarragona #Barcelona #CulturalSightsToShare