Mataro
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Things to do in Mataro

What to do

Looking for things to do in Mataro? We provide up-to-date info on everything from must-see scenic spots to local hangouts.
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Sagrada Familia
Sagrada Familia
10
4.7/54,918 Review
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Historic landmark
Night view
Park Güell
Park Güell
10
4.6/52,796 Review
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Historic landmark
Casa Batlló
Casa Batlló
10
4.7/52,603 Review
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Historic landmark
Night view
La Pedrera – Casa Milà
La Pedrera – Casa Milà
10
4.6/52,209 Review
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Historic landmark
Night view
Picasso Museum Barcelona
Picasso Museum Barcelona
9.0
4.6/5574 Review
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Historic landmark
Palau de la Música Catalana
Palau de la Música Catalana
8.8
4.6/5514 Review
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Historic landmark
Night view
Flamenco City Hall Theatre - Barcelona
Flamenco City Hall Theatre - Barcelona
8.5
4.5/578 Review
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Theatrical Dance
Performances
Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau
Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau
8.0
4.6/5231 Review
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Historic landmark
Cathedral of Barcelona
Cathedral of Barcelona
8.2
4.7/5403 Review
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Historic landmark
Casa Vicens
Casa Vicens
8.2
4.7/5163 Review
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Historic landmark

Where to stay

Discover the most popular places to stay in Mataro, complete with recommendations from fellow travelers and special hotel offers
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URH Ciutat de Mataró
URH Ciutat de Mataró
3.8/544 Review
New Hotel Colon
New Hotel Colon
4.2/567 Review
Atenea Living
Atenea Living
4.1/573 Review
Hostal Isla Cristina Mataro
Hostal Isla Cristina Mataro
3.4/5This user hasn't left any comments yet
BlueLine 25km BCN-Piscina, Sauna y Vistas Al Mar
BlueLine 25km BCN-Piscina, Sauna y Vistas Al Mar
4.7/5This user hasn't left any comments yet
Villa Magnolia
Villa Magnolia
2.9/5This user hasn't left any comments yet
Villa Carolina
Villa Carolina
4.7/5This user hasn't left any comments yet
Matarolux 5
Matarolux 5
4.5/5This user hasn't left any comments yet
Matarolux15
Matarolux15
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What to eat

Want to eat like a local? Don't miss out on these top Mataro dishes and foodie spots.
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El Rebenque
El Rebenque
4.8/550 Review
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Latin American cuisine
Avg. €26/person
El Peixet - Plaça Gran
El Peixet - Plaça Gran
4.0/57 Review
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Western cuisine
Avg. €16/person
Restaurant Maresme
Restaurant Maresme
3.8/56 Review
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Western cuisine
Avg. €24/person
Restaurant Auto D'Ara
Restaurant Auto D'Ara
4.0/56 Review
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Western cuisine
Avg. €21/person
Roti - The Indian Kitchen
Roti - The Indian Kitchen
4.6/57 Review
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Southeast Asian cuisine
Avg. €10/person
La Gofreria
La Gofreria
4.1/57 Review
Restaurant Caminetto
Restaurant Caminetto
4.1/57 Review
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Western cuisine
Avg. €29/person
piazza italia
piazza italia
4.2/55 Review
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Western cuisine
Avg. €10/person
Restaurant la Marina
Restaurant la Marina
4.1/57 Review
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Western cuisine
Avg. €40/person
Il Colosseo Trattoria Italiana
Il Colosseo Trattoria Italiana
4.3/56 Review
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Western cuisine
Avg. €17/person
Breton Creperie
Breton Creperie
4.7/57 Review
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Western cuisine
La Lluna
La Lluna
4.4/57 Review
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Western cuisine

Mataro Moments: Through Travelers' Eyes

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A representative work of modernist civil architecture
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A representative work of modernist civil architecture

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A church blending Gothic and Baroque styles
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A church blending Gothic and Baroque styles

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Mataro Museum
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Mataro Museum

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A prime example of historicist architecture
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A prime example of historicist architecture

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Spanish Mediterranean Coast Tour ~ Barcelona (Region)
Mataró is a prosperous industrial, commercial and tourist town on the Maresme coast, inheriting a long and rich historical heritage that dates back to the Roman Piazza Lluro, as evidenced by the archaeological site of the Llauder Tower, which contains ruins. However, many other significant events also left their mark in this town, such as the construction in 1848 of the first railway in the history of the Iberian Peninsula, which connected Barcelona to Mataró. The old city center is bounded by 16th-century walls. In the center we can see the 15th century Cathedral of Santa Maria, whose facade had its medieval and neo-Romanesque additions in the 19th century.
Today, La Wrier and La Rambla are the city’s main commercial arteries. There we can see notable buildings such as the 17th century Town Hall, which includes architectural elements added later. At the intersection of these two streets, Plaza Santa Ana, we can visit the Baroque church of the same name. We can also visit other notable buildings such as the 18th century House of Caputxines and the Regional Museum of Maresme, housed in a Renaissance building.
Modernism has left a special mark in Mataró, thanks to the legacy of architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch, who was born in this city. He also owns one of the city’s symbols, the Colli Regàs House.
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Spanish Mediterranean Coast Tour ~ Barcelona (Region) Mataró is a prosperous industrial, commercial and tourist town on the Maresme coast, inheriting a long and rich historical heritage that dates back to the Roman Piazza Lluro, as evidenced by the archaeological site of the Llauder Tower, which contains ruins. However, many other significant events also left their mark in this town, such as the construction in 1848 of the first railway in the history of the Iberian Peninsula, which connected Barcelona to Mataró. The old city center is bounded by 16th-century walls. In the center we can see the 15th century Cathedral of Santa Maria, whose facade had its medieval and neo-Romanesque additions in the 19th century. Today, La Wrier and La Rambla are the city’s main commercial arteries. There we can see notable buildings such as the 17th century Town Hall, which includes architectural elements added later. At the intersection of these two streets, Plaza Santa Ana, we can visit the Baroque church of the same name. We can also visit other notable buildings such as the 18th century House of Caputxines and the Regional Museum of Maresme, housed in a Renaissance building. Modernism has left a special mark in Mataró, thanks to the legacy of architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch, who was born in this city. He also owns one of the city’s symbols, the Colli Regàs House. #AprilDestinations2025 #SpainTravel #Catalonia

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