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1. Las Ramblas
Las Ramblas is a 1,2 km long pedestrian promenade situated between plaza de Catalunya and the harbour. It is made by six sections. For this reason its proper name is Ramblas; plural. Each section of...
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2. Antoni Gaudi
My best trip so far has been to barcelona and I came back home very happy. Apart from the prized presence of Gaudi in every bit of the city, this is how I would sum up my impression about this magical...
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3. Sagrada Família
There are many places where buying advance tickets to see a place or take part in an event is essential in Spain. My experience with La Sagrada Familia was this was not necessary based on how quick...
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4. Parc Guell
Parc guell is one of the most visited places in Barcelona, as a beautiful Gaudi's design architecture joining gardens and as an island on the sky of Barcelona offers a really great view of almost...
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5. Maps & City Guides
To supplement whatever retail book you buy, have a look / download at Maribel's Guides - http://maribelsguides.com The site has free downloadable .pdf files for the major cities and regions of Spain....
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6. Art & Sculptures
The appreciation of art and its harmonious inclusion in the fabric of the city is one of the most striking aspects about Barcelona. Everywhere you walk, anywhere you look, there is evidence of...
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7. Plaça de Catalunya
[from my Barcelona forum tip] [http://forum.virtualtourist.com/discussion-524988-1-1-Travel-0-0-Barcelona-discussion.html] General Tips: - When you arrive and check in your hotel, try to get some...
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8. Barri Gòtic
While it is hard to have a favorite place/neighborhood in Barcelona I was constantly drawn to the Bari Gotic area. It seemed like around every corner was another interesting photo op, especially at...
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9. Barceloneta
I loved the cable cars that go over the water from the park to Barceloneta. They give you an amazing view of everything. They are also a great way to travel quickly, provided they aren't busy. There...
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10. Montjuic
On the walk up to Montjuic Castle we passed a lovely statue of people performing a Sardana dance. The Sardana s a traditional Spanish dance which is danced in a circle while holding hands. This dance...
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11. Architecture
This brick arch was designed in the Mudejar style, as the entry gate for the 1888 Expo, by Josep Vilaseca. The coats-of-arms, which represents all the Spanish provinces, were placed around it, with...
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12. Casa Milà - La Pedrera
La Padrera (The Quarry) is one of architect, Antoni Gaudi's designs. I can't say that I am a fan of his style of architecture, but he certainly is famous in Barcelona. Our city bus tour guide made...
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13. L'Eixample
Barcelona is not only the old town – city, but also it has more districts for a nice visit. Firstly, Barcelona old town is a place with oldest treasures of city – Cathedral, Santa Maria del Mar...
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14. Nou Camp Stadium
Hi! This is Laura and I would like to give a tip for those going to barcelona for a Football Game or a regular trip.There is this hostel 10 min walk from the FC Barcelona Stadium, Plaça Espanya and 5...
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15. Plaça de Colon
The famous discoverer Columbus is looking down on everybody who is coming from or going to the harbour. The statue is at the end (or beginning?) of the Ramblas. There is a lift to a viewing platfom in...
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16. Passieg de Gracia
My favorite thing of Barcelona is the street Paseo de Gracia. Luxury street, with all the best of Barcelona. In that street you have all you need, the best international brands, good restaurants (love...
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17. Catedral
This is a picture of the Barcelona´s Cathedral of Santa Eulalia,built between 13th-15th centuries.Located in the Barri Gotic.Is another beautiful building and don't hesitate to go inside and take a...
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18. Carrer del Bisbe
This is the most famous street in the gothic area. Probably the most photographed street too. It is called Carrer del Bisbe, and is located between the cathedral and the town hall at Plaça Sant Jaume.
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19. Barcelona Card
I have extensively looked into this discount card. And, for the places I plan to see and things to do, I will be better off not buying the card. Prices vary according the number of days you plan to...
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20. Tibidabo
My wife and I made our first trip to Barcelona back in mid-May this year and enjoyed it immensely. There is just so much to see and do and the city is very vibrant and very clean. Now to answer some...
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21. Parc de la Ciutadella
The Ciutadella Park is located near the port, in the Ribera district. It started out as a fortress in 1714 when Philip V became the first Bourbon king and his man the Duke of Berwick ordered its...
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22. Casa Batlló
Gaudi is among the most famous World’s architects. Actually Barcelona is the main city he was working, so it is a center location to see Gaudi architecture. As famous examples of Gaudi works I could...
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23. Walking
this is a good site tells you about buying tickets and description of top 10 places to see http://www.barcelonayellow.com/bcn-photos/204-top-10-attractions-barcelona Enjoy it hope it helps get on...
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24. Internet Cafes & Access
To keep in touch with people it is always useful to know where the nearest Internet Cafe is located. This one was good for me, I was staying with friends on C. de l'Escorial which is near to Parc...
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25. Port Vell
Port Vell is Barcelona's old port area, which has been transformed over the last couple of decades from an area of abandoned warehouses to a modern shopping and entertainment complex by the...
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