Parc Samà is a botanical garden built in 1881, where more than 1,500 species of flora and fauna live.
With 14 hectares of nature, this outdoor space located in Baix Camp Tarragones, between Cambrils and Montbrió del Camp, is one of the best examples of Romantic gardening in Spain.
It was built as a summer residence for the Samà family of Indians, Marquises of Marianao. The architectural complex includes a mansion, a lake with hanging bridges and gardens conceived in full romanticism, a way of seeing the world where feelings take precedence over reason.
Romantic gardens were designed with the premise of breaking with the rigidity and structuring of the French garden and returning to nature.
The park offers different spaces where you can admire and interact with varied vegetation and a continually growing zoological collection: fallow deer, peacocks, macaws, pheasants, ducks, turtles, etc.
It also includes different facilities that want to serve as a source of inspiration, learning and a place for positive social change:
The Alfonso Fontcuberta y Samà Greenhouse, the Marianao Aviary or the Aloe Vera Parterre. The ticket also includes the Yzaguirre Vermouth Museum, the "Mas del Miu" Oil Museum and the Stables with a setting of the main works of Enrique Granados.