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Built between 1898 and 1900 by the modernist architect Puig i Cadafalch, this structure together with Casa Lleó Morera and Casa Batlló, is a part of the Illa de la Discòrdia (Block of Discord). These three modernist buildings,... more
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Boadas Cocktail Bar, located in the middle of Las Ramblas, was opened by Cuban-born Miguel Boadas in the 1940s and is now run by his daughter, MarÃa Dolores. Despite its touristy location, this tiny bar with no tables has manag... more
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When it opened in 1990, this became the third Barcelona museum devoted to the work of a single, prolific artist (the others are museums for Miró and Picasso). In 1984 the Catalan artist Antoni Tà pies set up a foundation... more
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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
Real Travelers who've been here
Imelda and Kris said
… the walls of the Castell de Montjuic where an archery club was having a practice session… continue reading »
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Barcelona's oldest residential district is a maze of narrow streets that house some fantastic examples of Gothic architecture. Lots of trendy young designers have opened up outlets here over the last few years, along with some... more
Real Travelers who've been here
actonsteve said
… the sights of the Barri Gotic (gothic quarter) on my last day. As I was passing through the narrow square… continue reading »
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The Roman walls once completely surrounded by the Barcino settlement. They were 9 meters high and 3.5 meters thick, and stretched for 1270 meters. Most of the walls have disappeared or were used as the foundations for later bui... more
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This part of Las Ramblas, which goes from Carrer Carme to Carrer Hospital, is also known as La Rambla de les Flors (the Rambla of flowers) because of its profusion of floral kiosks. The tradition of these little stands harks ba... more
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One of the finest antiques and art dealers in Barcelona can be found at this three-level emporium. Set on a narrow flagstone-covered street near Plaça del Pi (the center of the antiques district), it stands opposite a ti... more
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Mercat de les Flors is a performance space which was once a flower market. It has played host to some of the most prestigious international companies and has put on some challenging works of avant-garde theatre and dance. The... more
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The Gran Teatre del Liceu Barcelona's most important theatre was built in an eclectic style by J.O. Mestres and M. Garriga i Rocato to house the city's Operatic Society. Regular opera seasons began here in 1847 and the venue so... more
Prat de Llobregat Travel Experiences
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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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"Working" in Spain
So why is this entry here, and what does it have to do with South America? Nothing! Well except my flight left and came back to Buenos Ai... 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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Enfermedades
Going to Barcelona was an interesting trip that threw us a curveball. On the way to the 11:00 pm bus to Bar... 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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