Wander a nineteenth-century romantic garden near Cambrils, with a lake, a waterfall grotto and a colonial-style palace. A peaceful break from the beaches of the Costa Daurada.
Parc Samà was created in the 1880s for a family who had made their fortune in Cuba, and the garden still has a touch of the exotic. Paths lead around a lake with small islands, through palm groves and shady woodland, and into an artificial grotto with a waterfall and lookout tower, a design influenced by the young architect Josep Fontserè.
Your ticket gives entry to the gardens to explore at your own pace. It is a calm, green outing that suits families and garden lovers, and it is a short drive from the resorts of Cambrils and Salou, or about an hour and a half from Barcelona.
Enter at the park gate and follow the paths around the lake, grotto and woodland at your own pace.
Parc Samà entrance, on the road between Cambrils and Montbrió del Camp.The exact spot and your host's details arrive with your confirmation.
Open in Google MapsYes. Children usually enjoy the grotto, the lake and the animals in the park.
Yes, but it is easiest by car; the drive takes around an hour and a half.
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