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El Serrallo Fishing Quarter The space Tarragona, the capital of the province, was established by the Iberians and later conquered by the Romans, who named it Tarraco and established it as the capital of the province of Citerior. In 2000, the archaeological site of Tarraco was declared a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO. The city has a Mediterranean climate, with mild winters and hot summers. Some of the highlights include Carnival, Semana Santa, San Jordi, Tarraco Viva, San Juan, the Fireworks Contest, San Magí, and Santa Tecla. The commercial offer includes La Rambla Nova, Parc Central and Les Gavarres. In terms of cuisine, typical dishes such as cazuela de romesco, seafood paella, arroz negro, arrossejat, and fideuejat stand out, as well as a wide range of restaurants and fast food options. Museums and tourist attractions include the National Archaeological Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, the Tarragona History Museum, the Port Museum, the Diocesan Museum, the Paleochristian Museum, and the Museum of Ancient Weapons. Among the main attractions within the city are the Archaeological Promenade, the Praetorium, the Roman Circus, the Jewish Quarter, the Cathedral, the Casa Castellarnau, the Plaza de la Fuente, the City Hall, the Amphitheater, the Balcón del Mediterráneo, La Rambla, the Fórum Local, the Roman Theater, El Serrallo, the Paleochristian Complex of Francolí, the Paleochristian Necropolis and the Medieval Hospital. Nearby highlights include the Pedrera del Médol, the Arc de Berá, the Tamarit Castle, the Centcelles Mausoleum, the Torre de los Escipiones, the Roman Aqueduct and the Villa de los Munts. The city offers a wide range of daytime and nighttime entertainment, fine golden sandy beaches, air transportation from Reus Airport, and a bus network that connects streets, neighborhoods, and beaches.