A different way to get to know
Salou and its main places of interest is the tourist train. It offers a single route that allows you to discover the most beautiful and emblematic corners, such as the Monument to Jaume I, the Ornamental Fountains, the Capitania, the Modernist Houses, the Monument al Pescador, the beginning of the Camino de Ronda or the Coast, the Masía Catalana , the City Park, the Torre Vella, the church of Santa María del Mar, from the 18th century. In addition, the train goes to PortAventura World.
During Easter 2024, the tourist train operates only on March 25, 26 and 27 with 2 routes. Prices and schedules are as indicated below for 2024.
The tour can start at any of the marked stops, and you can go all the way around until you reach the stop where you got off. The
tour passes through some of the points of interest mentioned. Consult the route and timetables at the end.
Prices:The prices of the Salou tourist train for 2024 are as follows:
- Adults (+14 years to 65 years): 6 euros
- Children (3 to 14 years): 4 euros
- Senior (+65 years): 4 euros
- People with disabilities (+ 33%, presenting certificate): 4 euros. No electric scooters
- Groups of people with disabilities: 2.5 euros per person. Every 10 people with disabilities, 1 free monitor
- Family ticket (2 adults and 1 child): 15 euros. Each extra child is 3 euros more.
The tourist train offers personalized audio guides for adults and children, available in 5 languages: Catalan, Spanish, English, French and Russian.
All tickets can be purchased directly on the tourist train (it accepts payment by card, which is the recommended system). You CANNOT get on and off the tourist train with the same ticket.
The train has adapted ramps and space for wheelchairs (depending on availability). Baby or small child strollers must be folded and left in the basket provided for this purpose.
Schedules:The Salou tourist train changes its schedules depending on the time of year. The detailed table of the schedules can be consulted in the attached image, as well as a map of the route.
To know the specific times at the different stops, consult the attached pdf document.
The prevailing schedule is always that of the stop, but it may vary. If you have questions, you can call 977 35 01 02 to confirm the schedules.
A spectacular tour:The tourist train has stops at
Masía Catalana, a construction originally conceived in 1974 and which today hosts, among others, the craft market during the summer months. Nearby is the
City Park, a natural space.
The Salou tourist train also allows you to discover the majesty of the
Modernist houses on Paseo Jaume I or the
church of Santa María del Mar, which dates back to the 18th century. Nearby we see the Captaincy building (1820), one of the main buildings of the Port of Salou.
Finally, and now in the main artery of the city, you can admire the
Monument al Pescador - the work of Ramon Ferran -, as well as the
Ornamental Fountains, an authentic spectacle of water, light and color. And the
Monument al Rei Jaume I, a tribute to the Catalan monarch who set sail from Salou in the 13th century towards the conquest of Mallorca. The train reaches the beginning of the
Camino de Ronda, and includes the 15th century
Torre Vella on the route.
Happy trip with the tourist train and enjoy Salou!
