Artur Martorell holiday home | Calafell

Road to Torredembarra s/n - 43820 Calafell

Artur Martorell is located in the heart of the Baix Penedès county, in the village of Calafell, and welcomes us to the Costa Daurada, in the province of Tarragona. The hostel can be found in the upper part of the village, surrounded by vineyards. It is very close to Calafell beach, which has a long seafaring tradition and great weather all year round.

283 beds

Open all year

Full board

Can be shared

Television

Swimming pool (check opening dates)

Sports area

Rooms with bathroom

Beach

Urban core

Public transport

Wifi

Garden

Terrace

Playground for children

Heating

Adapted

Parking area

The Artur Martorell holiday home provides modern, comfortable facilities. There is a swimming pool to enjoy in warmer weather, several sports areas and esplanades where you can play a variety of sports and games. Nearby is the historic centre of Calafell and the beach which are great places to visit such as the medieval castle and the Iberian citadel, the port of Vilanova and the natural beach of Torredembarra. 

Port Aventura amusement park is also nearby so you can go on an adventure! 

The holiday home has rooms with en-suite bathrooms, dining rooms, activity rooms and wifi. The hostel also has some great outdoor areas with a multi-sports court, volleyball court, swimming pool and recreation areas that facilitate holidays and outings for families with children, preschools, primary and secondary schools, recreation and sports groups and other organized groups.

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An essential visit if you come to the Artur Martorell holiday home is the castle of Santa Creu de Calafell. This is a medieval fortified enclosure, first recorded in 1037, and is located in the historic centre of Calafell, which is medieval in origin. The route around the interior of the enclosure includes some outstanding features such as the conjuratory and the belfry, the Romanesque church that shelters medieval paintings or the cistern, each concealing very interesting stories. 

The Iberian Citadel of Calafell, also known as the Iberian settlement of Alorda Park or Les Toixoneres, is an archaeological site of the Iberian Cessitani people. It is a fortified enclosure facing the sea, founded in the 6th century BC. The Iberian citadel allows visitors to enter reconstructed houses, which contain replicas of objects from the Iberian culture, and climb the defence towers through a reproduction of a Roman assault tower. These types of museum exhibits help to facilitate our understanding of the past. 

The Confraria is a building belonging to the old fishermen’s guild which has become the interpretation centre of the fishing Calafell and whose mission is to explain the collective past of the most recent history of the maritime district. Visitors learn how the fishing community lived and was organized: the relationship between employers and fishermen, their work at sea and on land as well as their social and cultural contributions. 

Other places for family getaways with children and young people include the Aqualeon water park and PortAventura World. 

In Tarragona, do not miss a visit to the walls, the amphitheatre and the Roman forum, as well as the monasteries of Poblet and Santes Creus; the main monasteries of Catalan Gothic period. In Vilafranca del Penedès, you can visit the Wine Museum. You can visit the fish auction at the port of Vilanova i la Geltrú.

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Technical data

Statutory number CC000023

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