Best Student Accommodation in Tarragona, Spain

University of Tarragona

• Casita has several student accommodation in Tarragona. Multiple of these student accommodation are within 12 minutes from the University of Tarragona.

• There are many bus stations near the university, including Montoliu and Pere Martell.

• Some of the must-see places around the area are Pilons Street, Font "El Nen de l'Oca", and Passeig Arqueològic

What is student life like in Tarragona?

Student life in Tarragona is relatively quiet during winter but turns very lively during summer. You get to enjoy the beaches and summer festivals like Santa Tecla. Plus, it’s very easy to find student accommodation in Tarragona. Also, it is very easy to meet other students and make friends very quickly. 

How much does it cost to live in Tarragona?

Living in Tarragona is not particularly expensive, it is normal for a city of its size. Besides, the cost of living in Tarragona is relatively cheap in comparison to other European cities.  Electricity has a very decent price while water is really cheap. The city is ideal for people who want to spend a little and also have everything at their fingertips.

What is the food like in Tarragona?

The food in Tarragona is a typical Catalan food with its sausages and its rice dishes. It’s very delicious and you can find some good places to eat especially in the old town (Parte Alta) since it's the most visited place by tourists. However, don’t spend too much money on eating out if you live on a budget.

Tarragona is connected to Barcelona, Madrid and the rest of Spain via train. You can easily move around Spain if you live in Tarragona. The city has plenty of public transport to get to nearly every place. You can take the bus. A bus ticket costs 1.50 € but you can get a monthly season ticket for 19.50 euros which is available for students under 25 years. There are also other types of season tickets. Another more expensive option is renting a car or booking a private van. You can easily do so via Viator.

Tarragona has some of the best attractions you can visit. One of the best places you should see is Catedral de Tarragona. It was built in the 12th century on the site of a 10th-century Moorish mosque, and its construction continued for centuries after. It has a wonderful Gothic portal with highly detailed sculptures and a stunning rose window. Another place to visit is the Roman Amphitheatre which is the second most important archaeological site in Spain. It is built on a hillside right on the shore of the Mediterranean Sea. The amphitheatre dates back to the second century AD during the reign of Emperor Augustus. With its amazing view and glorious historical structure, you will definitely be mesmerised. Moreover, there’s the Roman Forum which is a monumental archaeological site. It dates back to the first and second centuries AD and the ancient Roman city.  Its ruins reveal remnants of Roman houses, temples, shops, and establishments that once stood there. You can also see elements of an ancient basilica and traces of several streets of the Roman era. Moving to the beaches, Playa del Milagro is a must-visit. It is the main beach in the city and it is nearly one kilometre in length right in the centre of town. Ruins of the Roman amphitheatre can be seen in the background.

Casita has several student accommodation in Tarragona as well as in many other cities in Spain. Some of these cities are Barcelona, Madrid, Albatera, Bilbao, and Granada.