What to see in Barcelona

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Casa la Pedrera

If you´re a lover of architecture, your travel destinations always reflect this, and on a trip to Barcelona all these desires become reality. Barcelona is a city with an immense wealth of architectural beauty, a large part if not all of which is accredited to or based...

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Plaça de Catalunya

Plaza Catalunya is known as one of the busiest squares in Barcelona. And, from what I have read in various forums, also as the most beautiful square in Spain. Sadly, it is not as beautiful as I have expected before seeing it with my own eyes, but it still deserves do be...

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La Rambla

La Rambla, Las Ramblas, Les Rambles… three different names for the same awesome place, which is a must – visit, when you are in Barcelona! The street of La Rambla is known to go from Placa Catalunya all the way down to the sea, and it is said to be exactly 1200...

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Arc de Triomf

If you have seen the famous Arc de Triomphe in Paris and you thought it is an awesome monument, let me tell you that Arc de Triomf, that is situated in Barcelona, is even better than the one in Paris! At least I liked it much, much more. And surprisingly, Arc the...

0 0 , 8 years ago
El Born

It’s been a little more than a year now that I fell in love, I fell in love with Barcelona, its streets, its buildings and its atmosphere. When I arrived to Barcelona in August 2014 I didn’t expect that leaving this place five months later could be this hard. A...

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La Font Màgica

I have recently moved to Barcelona to do a traineeship here. And I was amazed by this beautiful city from the first moment. When I took a taxi from the airport to my new flat, I was sticking my face to the window all the time, admiring the city that I will call home for...

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Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona is an amazing city! It is my favorite city in Europe, there is so much to do and see it is beautiful! My favorite part about the city is the food! They have so many restaurants and cute cafes you could live there for your entire life and never go to the same...

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Espanyol Stadium

Espanyol Fùtbol Going to soccer games in Spain is about the best experience in the world! Everything in Spain revolves around soccer; they love it, obsessed with it! I have been to a lot of RCD Espanyol games and it is a smaller stadium and the support is not as big as...

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Placa Reial

PLaca Reial is filled with restaurants and bars. This square is off of ramblas and has everything you need! It is a beautiful square called Placa Reial. It is very big and open, when you first walk in there’s is a beautiful water fountain which is a nice place to take...

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Bunker del Carmel, Turò de la Rovira

After living for 5 months in the beautiful city of Barcelona, Bunker del Carmel (often just known as "Bunkers") has become one of my favorite places in the city. There are quite a lot of places from where you can get a nice view on the city. The most known ones are...

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Sant Cugat del Valles

Sant Cugat del Vallès is 18 km of Barcelona city. Is a residencial village, next to al Parque Natural de Collserolla and the Tibidabo. It is a place where history and tradition meet innovation and quality of life. This village has shops, bars and a lot of restaurants....

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The Maritime Museum in Barcelona

The Maritime Museum in Barcelona We have included on our list this Museum, more out of curiosity than out of interest, because it is an interesting Museum, where you learn new things about the history of Catalonia as a Kingdom by the sea. The Museum is next to the...

0 0 , 9 years ago
Parque del Garraf

El Parque Natural del Garraf is one of the most naturally beautiful places in Barcelona in my opinion. It has stunning views from it's various viewpoints which are equipped with picnic tables and tarmacked areas for picnics. I would recommend that you wear comfortable...

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Camp Nou

It is a must-see for all the football fans who visit Barcelona. This wonderful stadium, whose name means "New pitch", is actually not that new, as it was built in the 1950s. However, at that time it was called that way to set it apart from the ancient stadium, located...

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La Sagrada Família

The Great Wall of China, the ancient city of Petra in Jordan, the statue of Christ the Redeemer in Brazil, the ruins of Machu Picchu in Peru and those of Chichen Itza in Mexico, the amphitheatre called Colosseum in Rome, the temple of Taj Mahal in India, the Great...

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L'Eixample

If a time machine brought us back in time to the first decades of the 19th century, few people would probably identify that unspoilt, almost desolated area with the modern Eixample, probably the most fashionable district in Barcelona. As a matter of fact, two rows of...

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La Ribera

This district, officially called "Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera", is doubtlessly one of the most fascinating areas of Barcelona. Its name is obviously due to the proximity to the sea ("Ribera" means indeed "shore"). The southern part of the district, indeed,...

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Museu Maritim

Happening to be strolling at the end of the Rambla, I spotted this interesting museum and dropped in almost accidentally. At the end of my visit, though, I found I had learnt some interesting things about the maritime history of Barcelona. In addition to this, I had the...

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Casa Milà

Approaching the crossroads with Carrer de Provença, though, your attention will be inevitably caught and your curiosity aroused either by a swarm of people standing (or queuing) in front of an imposing building, or by the building itself. And indeed, Casa Milà,...

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Palau Reial Major

Not to be confused with the Palau Reial de Pedralbes, already described in a previous post, the Palau Reial Major is located in the very heart of Barcelona, namely in Plaza del Rei. Dating back to the 13th century, it presents a mighty and austere architecture, devoid...

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