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La Rambla The main artery of Barcelona life, which tumbles from Plaça de Catalunya southeast towards the Mediterranean. La Rambla is busy around the clock, especially in the evenings and at weekends. Newsstands, caged bird and flower stalls, musicians, tarot readers and mime artists are filling the wide central walkway |
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FC Barcelona Considered one of the best teams in the entire world, FC Barcelona plays at the famous Nou Camp; the stadium is the third largest in the world, with a capacity for 110,000 spectators. Experience Spain's passion for football, first-hand, and watch some of the finest players in the world go head-to-head in this breathtaking sporting arena. |
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| Aquarium The Aquarium of Barcelona is the largest in Europe. You can see the fauna & flora Mediterranean, and part of the marine tropical water. You will have the experience of to be covered by fishes, water flowers and animal invertebrates |
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La Sagrada Familia The formal title is the La Sagrada Familia is a very large and very beautiful Roman Catholic basilica that is currently under construction in Barcelona. Antoni Gaudi worked on this project for 40 years of his life and the last 15 years of his life was devoted only to this project. Gaudi passed away in 1926 and the construction was continued by Domenech Sugranyes until the Spanish Civil War in 1935. There is still work being done on some parts of the church in 2006. This work focused on the crossing and supporting the main tower of Jesus Christ plus the central nave which is destined to become the Glory façade. |
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| Casa Battlo The Casa Batllo was built in 1907 by Antonio Gaudi . It is more commonly known as the House of Bones for the skeletal similarities on the front of the building. It is a great building, built by one of the best architectures in the world. It is located at 43, Passeig de Garcia in the Eixample district |
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| Barcelona Cathedral The Barcelona Cathedral, this Cathedral was built sometime in the 13th century to the 15th century. This particular Cathedral is dedicated to the Saint Eulalia of Barcelona. It has some superstition that goes with it. It is the center point of one of the most lively squares in Barcelona, street performers, galleries, restaurants and bars line the plaza that is home to the impressive structure. |
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Picasso Museum The Picasso Museum in Barcelona illustrates the evolution of Pablo Picasso as an artist from childhood to maturity through more than 3500 of his works of art, which make up the permanent collection in the gallery. Also the Picasso Museum is testimony to his inextricable connection to Barcelona which was forged during his youth and adolescence and lasted until his death. |
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The Light Show The project, designed by the engineer Carles Buigas consisted of a series of cascades and fountains between the Palau National, the main exhibition center on the Montjuïc , and the Plaça d'Espanya at the foot of the hill. It took one year to complete the project. The most spectacular part was the monumental Magic fountain. It was originally intended to show people what could be achieved with filtered electrical light. |
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Borne Neighborhood In recent years, this neighborhood has evolved into Barcelona's bohemian nucleus, attracting a young, artsy crowd of locals, expats and tourists in the know. Art galleries, offbeat shops, chic eateries, funky bars and exclusive clubs line the major thoroughfares After dark, the neighborhood makes for a relaxing evening of delicious tapas, extensive wine and cava menus, and fashionable but unpretentious bars. Take a wander down its well lit, quaint streets and stumble across a bar that suits you. |
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Barrio Gotico Located in the center of Barcelona, the Barrio Gotico is made up of narrow twisting streets lined with restaurants, shops, cafes and bars. The cathedral, medieval buildings and Plaza Sant Jaume are some of the sights you must view while getting lost in the most romantic part of the city. |
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Montjuïc Opposite Barcelona's other large hill; this is the other place to come for fantastic views of the city and plenty of entertainment. Art galleries, parks, restaurants and the main site of the 1992 Olympics are all places to experience while on Montjuïc. La Font Màgica is a summer evening activity for everyone in Barcelona to enjoy. |
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| The Zoo Located in the Parc de la Ciutadella, Barcelona's world class zoo is an entertaining attraction in the city, a great option for families as well as all travelers. See dolphins, reptiles and exotic animals. |
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