I would say even thought the patriarchy affects us everywhere, Tarragona is a safe option, specially compared to Barcelona, to visit and enjoy the climate, learn about some roman history as well as catalan culture without being worried constantly about someone trynna sell you overpriced drugs or about constant catcalling. I have barely had any scary experiences in my two years living here, as someone who grew up in Barcelona city. Also the beach here is cleaner and less packed ;)

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Located on the North-Eastern coast of Spain, Tarragona is a vibrant Mediterranean city rich with ancient history and stunning architecture. Known as the capital of the Costa Dorada (Golden Coast), Tarragona boasts golden sandy beaches and turquoise waters that beautifully contrast with the lush green mountains surrounding the city. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, Tarragona is famous for its exceptionally well-preserved Roman amphitheater that overlooks the sea, along with other numerous archaeological sites dating back to Roman times. Beyond its historical wonders, Tarragona offers a feast for food lovers with its multitude of Michelin-starred restaurants serving mouthwatering Catalan cuisine, as well as vibrant festivals that reflect the city's lively spirit and cultural richness.

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