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Mataró is a municipality and city of Spain, located in the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula, on the coast of the province of Barcelona, ​​next to the Mediterranean Sea. It is the capital of Maresme. It is located about 33 km north of the city of Barcelona.
Mataró has 126 988 inhabitants, according to the revision of the register as of January 1, 2018. According to these data from the INE, Mataró is the 52nd most populous city in Spain and the 8th in Catalonia.

The Coll i Regàs House is a modernist building created by the Catalan architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch in 1898 commissioned by the businessman Joaquim Coll i Regàs, an important textile manufacturer from Mataró (Barcelona). Exponent of the significant elements of decorativism that characterized the modernist movement, it was declared in the year 2000 Good of Cultural Interest, in the category of historical monument. It is currently owned by the Fundació Iluro de Mataró.

The archaeological remains that are preserved under the old town of Mataró (Province of Barcelona, Spain) have been identified as those of the ancient Roman city of Iluro from the epigraphic findings documented at the site, the news provided by the classical sources (Pliny the Elder, Pomponio Mela and Ptolemy, which refer to Iluro as one of the "oppida parva" of the coast) and the study of exhumed archaeological remains. From all these references the importance of the city in Roman times follows.
The assessment and study of his remains began in the seventeenth century and has continued to this day, in research related to archaeologists and eminent historians, such as Josep Calassanç Serra i Ràfols, Francesch Carreras, Josep Puig i Cadafalch, Marià Ribas and Bertran and , fundamentally, the group of collaborators of the Archaeological Section of the Museum of Mataró.
The old Iluro was the continuator, as the organizing center of the territory, of another previous Roman city, probably ILDURO, a name that appears written, in Iberian characters, in bronze coins from the 2nd - 1st century BC. C., recently found in Cabrera de Mar (population located about five kilometers from the current Mataró). Urbanistically, the new Roman ILURO was founded «ex novo» in the first half of the 1st century BC. C. on a small hill, about 28 meters high above sea level, located between two streams, the current streets of the Riera and the Rierot, and reached an urban area of about 6 hectares.
The urban structure of the city, partly fossilized in the layout of some current streets of the historic center of Mataró and partly hypothetically rebuilt from the known archaeological remains, is a good example of regular Roman urbanism, with rectangular perimeter and orthogonal network of streets. Archaeological stratigraphs document the continuity of Iluro until the beginning of the 7th century AD. C., with two moments, apart from the foundation, of special dynamism and vitality, dated, respectively, in the second and fourth centuries AD. C. Previously, in the time of August, he reached the legal regime of municipality.
Among other urban elements, it conserves traces of the surrounding wall, as well as the forum, of various public buildings, streets, houses, a large cistern, the market (macellum), sewers and pipes, and urban and suburban necropolis. They have also found what look like remains of a Paleochristian temple. Of the numerous architectural remains exhumed at the site, those of a large manor house with mosaic flooring of “opus signinum” stand out, located under the Great Square. Also noteworthy is the archaeological site of Can Xammar, now destroyed, in the southeast corner of the city, where the remains of a remarkable building were documented, with mosaics that paved the various rooms, probably the thermal baths of the city, with their dependencies Thermal and Palestra.
The area of influence of the city of Iluro was very wide, following the Roman concept of the city as an entity formed indissolubly by the urban center and its territory, which would include much of the current region of El Maresme.

Mataró is a station on the R1 line of Barcelona and RG1 line terminal of Gerona that goes to Figueras de Rodalies Renfe located in the homonymous municipality. The station is located next to the beach, since the line in that section goes along the seashore, something separated from the town center since the N-II must be crossed to reach it.
Its origins date back to 1848, being the first railway station built in the Iberian Peninsula. [N. 1] The original station was replaced in 1905 by the current construction, which is listed as Cultural Property of Local Interest (BCIL) in the Inventory of Architectural Heritage of Catalonia, with the code IPA-8659.

The Cooperativa Obrera Mataronense is a factory located in Mataró, the work of Spanish modernist architect Antoni Gaudí. It was one of Gaudí's first works, witnessing his approach to utopian socialism during that time.

The Capgrossos de Mataró is a colla castellera de Mataró created in 1996. The color of his shirt is navy blue like the flag of the city.
The most important castells (castles, human towers) achieved by the colla are the pillar of 7 amb folre (with lining, a second support base), 5 of 8, 4 of 8 amb l'agulla (with a pillar in the middle) , 3 of 8 amb l'agulla, 3 of 9 amb folre, 4 of 9 amb folre and 2 of 9 amb folre and manilles (a third support base).
On November 1, 2010 they became the fifth colla in history to get a castell of the so-called extra range, by completing the 2 of 9 amb folre i manilles in Villafranca del Panadés in the same performance as the Castellers de Vilafranca they completed the first 2 of 8 net (without folre) in history.

The former Mataró Prison is a protected building as a Property of Cultural Interest (BIC) as well as a Cultural Property of National Interest of Catalonia, in the Spanish municipality of Mataró (Barcelona)