Salou is undertaking one of its most significant transformations in recent years in terms of children's play areas. The City Council will invest nearly €350,000 to renovate six of the municipality's most iconic playgrounds.
The total solar eclipse on August 12 will make Salou one of Catalonia's main viewing locations, leading to exceptionally heavy traffic. Here's everything you need to know to travel safely.
Salou will once again host Festiuet on 17 and 18 July 2026. The music festival will feature some of the biggest names in Catalan music, including La Gossa Sorda, La Fúmiga, Figa Flawas, The Tyets, Ginestà, Els Pets, Buhos and Lax’n’Bust, among others.
The railway line divided Salou into two halves, creating a physical and social barrier in the heart of the town. Following the removal of the railway tracks, Salou faces the greatest urban transformation opportunity in its recent history: the Civic Axis.