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One of the star attractions of Barcelona is the Parc Güell. The park, designed by Antoni Gaudí, is located to the north of the Barcelona district. The park was planned and constructed from 1900 to 1914...
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| Magic Fountain of Montjuic | |
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The Magic Fountain is a large fountain which was built in 1929. When active, this fountain constantly changes its shape and color. This fountain was part of a project built for the 1929 Universal Exhibition. This project was designed... |
| Plaza Catalonia | |
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It was built in 1927 by architect Francisco Nebot, a decade before the advent of the Franco dictatorship, is adorned with several fountains, monuments and statues. It is the nerve center of Barcelona and a good reference point to guide you when...
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| Gaudi | |
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Gaudi's presence in Barcelona is easily felt everywhere, just looking around you can see the jumbled buildings just off the ramblas, or take a moment to go to the Gaudi's Park, |
| Port Vell | |
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The Old Port is a major point of attraction for tourists and for the people of Barcelona, inside there are Maremagnum, the IMAX Port Vell and the largest aquarium in Europe, containing 8,000 species of aquatic animals. A footbridge swivel, the Rambla...
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| Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria | |
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108
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The Boqueria Market as it is known at present has been through lots of phases of life. This market was born as a traveling market and placed in the Ramblas of Barcelona. The market was set in the best place in order to attract...
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| Estadio Olímpico de Montjuïc | |
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The sports complex was opened in 1929 at the Exposición Internacional de Barcelona. The stadium has hosted major events like the Olympics of 1992 and the final of women's rugby World Cup in 2002. In 2001 it was renamed the Lluís Companys Olympic...
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| Fiestas Gràcia | |
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The Catalan city is also famous for this neighborhood party that takes place in the second half of August and see the locals compete in decorating the streets. This is the main feature of the festival, which is also called the Carnival of Gracia to...
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| Plaça d'Espanya | |
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Built for the Exposition Universelle of 1929, the center of the Font Màgica, very popular for its evening shows, and three sculptural groups representing the three seas that wash the coast of Spain: the Mediterranean Sea, the Atlantic Ocean and the...
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| San Agustin | |
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It is a remarkable sixteenth location, now functioning as a civic center and as a bar. The core of the building is the spectacular Gothic cloister, where there are two gates, the main street and secondary Comerç the Plaza de la Academia, where there...
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| Castell de Montjuïc | |
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Erected in 1640 to repel the assault of the Castilian troops, in 1842 it was used to bombard the city and quell the rebellion in the blood of the people against the Government's tax policy. Turned into a prison in the late nineteenth century to crush...
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| Finca Güell | |
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It is a spectacular area of the stables that Gaudi devised for the wealthy businessman and patron Güell. The project culminated in two halls of Gaudi, whose architecture was very influenced by Arab construction techniques, a constant feature of his...
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| Plà de la Seu | |
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The construction of the Cathedral began in 1298 on the Plaça de la Seu, the center of the Gothic Quarter, the oldest quarter of the city. The facade is dominated by the great door and an imposing spire that, contrary to the norm, is over the main...
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| Torre Agbar | |
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188
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Inaugurated in 2005, it is 144 meters high, with 38 floors, of which 4 are underground. It is the third tallest building in the city after the skyscraper of the Hotel Arts and Torre Mapfre. It has 4,500 luminous devices that use LED technology, which...
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| Casa Vicens | |
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201
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It is the first important work of Gaudí. Like many other artist, it reveals the influence of Viollet-le-Duc, just with this work the artist formulated for the first time his style. The building is a modernist, but aggregates Gothic and Mediterranean,...
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| Feria de Abril | |
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The annual Feast of April is a very colorful and festive event. There are two main areas in which it takes place: the Luna Park with its Ferris wheel, and the seafront in the Forum, which offers spectacular views of the coast of Barcelona.
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| Jardi Botànic de Barcelona | |
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It spreads over 15 hectares on the hill of Montjuic, a symbol of the city. It is characterized by a system of terraces that follow, by reviewing the various species of continents; obviously dominates the vegetation, but there are spaces in California,...
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