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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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gomezdegomera said
… Tibidabo non c’è Movida (probabilmente non ci saranno discoteche ma credo che un giro sulla ruota… continue reading »
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Five medieval mansions on this street contain this museum of the work of Pablo Picasso (1881-1973). The bulk of the art was donated by Jaume Sabartés y Gual, a lifelong friend of the artist. Although born in Malaga, Pica... more
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Jo Wynn said
…, then headed to the waterfront to look at boats and have supper. We went to the Museu Picasso also which was SO… 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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GWiZ said
…. And Parc Guell crowns the city by spanning acres of hilltop with naturalist motifs mixing with modern… continue reading »
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These ornate parks and gardens are an Edenesque retreat in the center of Barcelona. Originally intended as a public housing project, the site was turned over for city use in 1923 and has been enjoyed by patrons ever since. more
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Deb is roaming free said
… seeing the architecture, and the monumental works and mosaics of Antoni Gaudi, namely Park Guell… continue reading »
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Italian Dominico Bagutti designed this park in the 18th century, in the grounds around a mansion. The most important feature is the labyrinth that gives the park its name. Lose yourself amid the artistic sculptures that represe... more
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Although service is fast, there's always a queue of people waiting to be fed -an indication of the food's excellency. As for the food, they serve Raciones (plate-size portions) of Patatas Bravas (spicy fried potatoes), PescaÃto... more
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Few bars in Barcelona can boast such a magnificent view of the city, and few people can afford to enjoy it on a regular basis. That's what makes this such an exclusive and fashionable venue. Mirablau is an elegantly-decorated c... more
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This is architect LluÃs Domènech i Muntaner's most important work. The work he started in 1901 was completed by his son in 1929. There are 48 sections, all decorated with mosaics, sculptures and murals,separated by gardens and... more
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tal42 said
… Mila (a.k.a La Pedrera), Casa Batilo, La Sagrada Familia, and Hospital de Sant Pau. La Sagrada Familia… continue reading »
Sabadell Travel Experiences
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Ronaldinho
Barcelona for a weekend?! heck yes we did. Something like 15 students went and most everyone stayed in the same hostal.&... Continue reading »
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The "moto photo" files
My first week here in Barcelona is coming to an end. It's definitely only the beginning of adjustment - and of trying to master a differe... Continue reading »
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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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Barcelona, Day 2 - Jen is not cool enough for Gaudi
We woke up and had free breakfast in the hotel, and then hit the streets.We headed first for the Palau de la Musica Catalana, the m... Continue reading »
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For Whom the Bell Tolls - Metallica
Barcelona 2-25-07I know, lots of Hemmingway references but he was a big fan of both Spain and Kenya so it’s not really my fault. I really... Continue reading »
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