Smithsonian Magazine
Seven Places in Europe That Legends Say Were Built by Giants, Devils or Dragons
Bridges, mountains, caves and rock formations that seem impossible to explain become magnets for folklore
See. Devil's Bridge A lonely stone bridge with folklore of the devil building it, near Aberystwyth in Wales. Roman port city An ancient city on the Mediterranean coast, layered with two thousand years of history.
Eat. Carrer Major The spine of Old Town, offering many places for tapas or full meals. Tàrraco Taberna A friendly place for tapas on Lleida street. Restaurant Tànger Authentic inexpensive Moroccan food, all halal, on Gasometer Street.
Stay. Hotel Catalunya Express A simple 30-room hotel near the railway station. Hotel Tarragona Centro Urbis Clean, comfy, and central hotel in Plaça de Corsini. Hotel SB Express Tarragona A boxy modern hotel at the top of the Rambla.
Smithsonian Magazine
Bridges, mountains, caves and rock formations that seem impossible to explain become magnets for folklore

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