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Part of the Parc de la Ciutadella (City Park) complex, the zoo houses over 7000 animals from over 500 different species. You can see dolphin shows and other aquatic mammals performing in the marine enclosure. There are tropical... more
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Tibidabo is the name given to the summit of Collserola hill. This is where you'll find the city's oldest—and only remaining—amusement park. Built in 1899, it offers more than thirty different and exciting rides. The most popula... more
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TJ and Melissa said
… on to Mount Tibidabo - the mountain that overlooks Barcelona. To get there, we had to hop on a 100-year… continue reading »
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This comfortable beer hall, close to La Rambla de Catalunya and decorated in dark shades and varnished wood, is noteworthy for its Montaditos (small pieces of bread with tapas on top), and their Ensaladilla (like potato salad b... more
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Began in the first century as a chapel, the construction of the present Gothic temple was initiated in 1928. The crucifix of the Christ of Lepanto (16th century), the crypt of Santa Eulà lia—the patron saint of Barcelona, and th... more
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jelibean93 said
…). Ok, off to see some more sites! Catedrales are beautiful here!!! And Gaudi is amazing! And yes… continue reading »
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This 18th-century castle stands on top of Montjuic hill. The original structure was built in 1640 during the War of the Segadors to resist Felipe IV's forces, but it was expanded and improved between 1751 and 1779 to form the p... more
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GWiZ said
…. At the top is Castell de Montjuic, a 17th century fortification. To reach it, there are… continue reading »
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This popular modern tapas bar attracts a very mixed crowd, which comes here after movie shows at nearby cinemas. Choose from fillings for your tapas like grilled prawns, deep-fried squid rings, patatas bravas (spicy fried potat... more
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Built by the Terrades Muntañola brothers, this unique, transparent building houses the city's aquarium and has become a major tourist attraction on the waterfront. The tanks hold the widest possible variety of marine life from... more
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breannam said
… never did him justice. L'Aquarium Barcelona: why is it that ocean/big body of water cities… continue reading »
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Templo Expiatorio of the Sagrada FamÃlia is the unfinished and most expensive project by Antoni GaudÃ, the great architect. This unique exhibit includes plans, drawings, photographs and models related to the construction of the... more
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This entertainment and leisure zone was built in 1988 for the 1992 Olympic Games, and has become the most successful and popular part of the Nova Icà ria project. Most people come here to enjoy the nightlife on offer in the bars... more
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TESSRICA said
… was visiting for the weekend so we went to his room and pregammed until like 130 then we went to port olimpic… continue reading »
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Built between 1910 and 1914 and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, GaudÃ's original aim in this 20-hectare (50-acre) park was to create a harmonious combination of urban and natural landscapes by building houses, gardens and pub... more
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InterNATZionale said
… more days, and hope to see the Parc Guell with the longest mosaic tiled park bench designed by who else… continue reading »
Castelldefels Travel Experiences
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Our Easter trip to Barcelona - DAY 1
DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY 1 DAY 1 Mum and dad drove us to the airport Schiphol in the earl... Continue reading »
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Our first long day
We flew with Easyjet from Gatwick airport. It was chaos, with huge queues to both check in and get through security and tons of people tr... Continue reading »
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Actual Barcelona
Okay, today we actually went to Barcelona.It took us one hour from Villafranca by train to get to downtown Barcelona. We found the... Continue reading »
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Barcelona: why not?
The amazing thing about being a young, single guy studying abroad in Europe with lots of free time and little money is that you get the c... Continue reading »
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Barcelonas unique art and culture, from Gaudi to...
Our flight to Barcelona was delayed due to rain, so after the big rush we had some time to spare in the Air France Lounge. We finally got... Continue reading »
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