Mataró
Mataró is a lively Mediterranean port city of 131,000 people (2025) and capital of the Maresme region, on the coast just northeast of Barcelona. It combines long sandy beaches and a modern marina with a compact historic centre that preserves Roman remains from ancient Iluro, Baroque heritage around the Basilica of Santa Maria and notable Modernista works such as Gaudí’s Nau Gaudí and buildings by Josep Puig i Cadafalch. Today it is a medium‑sized commercial, cultural and university hub, well connected by train and road and active year‑round with festivals, markets and coastal leisure.
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12 places match
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Restaurant Can Bruguera
It is located in the middle of nature. wot had a large parking lot. Its cuisine is based on grilled meats and typical Catalan products, and serves breakfasts.
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Balú
Bar and restaurant, daily menu, terrace.
€20
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Cafè del Mar
Restaurant and cultural events.
Wed-Sun
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Champanillo Mataró
tapas bar
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El 9 Farcell
Carrer de Montserrat, 43
€25
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La Marineta
Carrer de Cuba 76
Tue-Sat 13:00-15:30, 20:30-23:00
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La Morera
Regional cuisine.
€25
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Restaurant Can Dimas
Seafood at the beach, paella.
Sun–Thu 13:00–16:00, Fri Sat 13:00–23:00
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Restaurant Sesam Negre
Japanese
Mon–Sat 13:00–16:00; Mon–Thu 20:30–23:00; Fri Sat 20:30–00:00
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Restaurant Venezia
Pizza, burger
€25
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Restaurant la marina
Fish, shellfish and paella restaurant.
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katsumi
Japanese - Sushi
€25
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