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Salou Gastronomic Agenda 2025

Gastronomic Agenda to taste Salou all year round

Don't come to Salou to eat in 2025. Come to Salou to enjoy the best gastronomy on the Costa Dorada, with top quality local products, prepared with great professionalism and dedication. Come and enjoy all year round, with all your senses, the best dishes in Salou and its gastronomic agenda, with 9 proposals that will surprise you. .

In September, celebration of the King Jaume I Festival

In September, celebration of the Feast of King Jaume I

From 5 to 8 September 2024, Salou celebrates the departure of King Jaume I from the Port of Salou to conquer Mallorca. During these days, various cultural, sporting and recreational activities will remember that historic moment with the Medieval Market, the historical recreation of the royal departure, conferences, workshops and a regatta, among other events.

Salou Capital of Catalan Culture: program of events

Salou Capital of Catalan Culture: program of events

From March 2025 to February 2026, every month of the year will be a non-stop cultural event in Salou, the Capital of Catalan Culture. Concerts, plays, renowned artists, popular and traditional cultural activities, sports, art and gastronomy, as well as the reopening of museums and cultural spaces. Do you want to know more?

Summer Agenda: what to do today in Salou

Summer Agenda: what to do today in Salou

If you come to Salou on holiday you should know that the City Council has prepared an extensive Summer Agenda of activities and proposals for all ages and for all tastes, all of them free, cultural, sports, musical, leisure, or commercial, for the months of July, August and early September. Here you have all the information of the proposals, the days, hours and places of celebration. We will wait for you!

What to do in Salou during Holy Week

What to do in Salou during Holy Week 2024

If you have not yet decided where to spend these days of Easter holidays, do not hesitate and come to Salou. You can rest and do nothing else, which is a more than appealing plan, or choose one of the many possibilities that the capital of the Costa Dorada offers you. Here we leave you some proposals.

What to do in Salou in August and September: Medieval Market

Salou Medieval Market Program 2023: activities, days and times

The Salou Medieval Market is one of the main attractions in the celebration of the King Jaume I Festival, which commemorates the departure of the ships of King Jaume I, from the port of Salou, for the conquest of Mallorca in 1229. See all the schedule of activities, days and times of the Salou Medieval Market from August 31 to September 3, 2023.

Program and schedules of the Fiesta del Rey Jaume I

The Fiesta del Rey Jaume I ready to remember the history of Salou

Every year at the end of August and the beginning of September, Salou relives one of the most important historical events in Catalan history: the departure of King Jaume I's ships from the capital of the Costa Dorada towards the conquest of Mallorca in 1229. See the Complete program of the Festival of King Jaume I of Salou from August 31 to September 3, 2023..

What to do in September: Rei Jaume I Festival and Medieval Market

What to do in Salou in September: King Jaume I Festival and Medieval Market

From September 1 to 4, 2022, one of the most unique festivals in Salou is celebrated: the Rei Jaume I Festival, which arrives accompanied by cultural activities and the Medieval Market, as well as a royal procession, set in the 13th century, that runs through the main streets of Salou to the beach. Here you can consult the detailed program of activities.

The gastronomic agenda of Salou 2020 is presented in Madrid

The gastronomic agenda of Salou 2020 is presented in Madrid

Salou presents its gastronomic agenda Salou Food Experience 2020 in Madrid. In this way, the capital of the Costa Dorada begins to consolidate itself as a quality gastronomic tourism destination, especially after the first Michelin star achieved by Deliranto's chef, Pep Moreno.

Summer activities in Salou 2019

Summer Agenda Salou 2019: more than 40 activities for everyone

The City of Salou has prepared more than 40 events in a very complete summer agenda for all tastes and ages during the months of July, August and much of September.

The Feast of King Jaume I turns Salou into a medieval city

The Feast of King Jaume I turns the center of Salou into a medieval city

Salou will travel to the past to commemorate the departure of the troops of King Jaume I 789 years ago at a party that bears his name. For 23 years, the capital of the Costa Daurada celebrates that anniversary and does so from August 30 to September 2 through a parade and a medieval market that is located in the center of the city.

The Medieval Feast of King Jaume I in Salou

Medieval festival of the King Jaume I in Salou

When September arrives Salou recalls one of the most singular episodes in the history of Catalonia: when in 1229 King Jaime I left the port of Salou with an army destined to conquer Mallorca to the Saracens. If you want to end the summer with the medieval experience of Salou, book your stay without thinking about it. And at the best price with Salou.com!

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Salou celebrates the King James I medieval Party

Salou held from 3 to 6 September the celebrations of King James I

From 3 to 6 September Salou celebrates the king Jaime I to commemorate the conquest of Mallorca from the Saracens by the monarch in 1229, when he went with his ships from the port of the capital of the Costa Dorada. This year, the program includes as a novelty one "mapping" that explain this historical fact, and other musical shows, a medieval market and gastronomic route.

Salou. Fiesta Jaume I 2012.

09 September 2012

16th King James I Festival (Medieval Festival). Reenactment of the conquest of Majorca by King James I, considered the King's most important victory against the Saracens. With exhibitions, parades, children’s shows and many more activities related to the charismatic figure of King James I. At different sites around town.

Salou. Fiesta Jaume I 2012.

08 September 2012

16th King James I Festival (Medieval Festival). Reenactment of the conquest of Majorca by King James I, considered the King's most important victory against the Saracens. With exhibitions, parades, children’s shows and many more activities related to the charismatic figure of King James I. At different sites around town.

Salou. Fiesta Jaume I 2012.

07 September 2012

16th King James I Festival (Medieval Festival). Reenactment of the conquest of Majorca by King James I, considered the King's most important victory against the Saracens. With exhibitions, parades, children’s shows and many more activities related to the charismatic figure of King James I. At different sites around town.

Salou. Fiesta Jaume I 2012.

06 September 2012

16th King James I Festival (Medieval Festival). Reenactment of the conquest of Majorca by King James I, considered the King's most important victory against the Saracens. With exhibitions, parades, children’s shows and many more activities related to the charismatic figure of King James I. At different sites around town.

Conference on the Book of works of James I in Salou

Conference "From reporter to reporter: the Book of the works of James I"

05 September 2013 19:00

As part of the Festival of Medieval King Jaime I Salou, Salou City Library hosts the conference "From chronicler to chronicler. The Book or works of James I" by Josep M. Sabate, official historian of the city of Tarragona and professor emeritus at the Rovira i Virgili University (URV).

Pratdip : pure nature and dips or the legends of vampires

Pratdip : pure nature and legends of vampires

Pratdip is the natural gateway to the Sierra de Llaberia, offering wonderfu proposals for hiking and biking, and captivates us with the legend of the dips or vampire dogs.

Tortosa city of three cultures and the Renaissance Festival

Welcome to Tortosa, the city of three cultures

Tortosa is the capital of the Baix Ebre. It is located in the lower valley of the river Ebro, near the mouth. Noted for the remnants of the Jewish, Muslim and Christian cultures that have marked its history. Renaissance festivals, which recall the glorious past of the city in the sixteenth century are also interesting.

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