Zara Shops in Barcelona, Catalunya, Spain
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On this page you will be able to locate each of the many Zara stores in Barcelona.
We have not only provided you with a list of each location for the Zara stores and Kiddy Class stores but given other information in order for you to find and visit each store.
Zara stores sells clothing for men, women and children. While the Zara Kiddy Class stores, as the name suggestions, only sells clothes for kids.
Below you will find the addresses, contact details, and nearest metro stops for each of the stores. When the information was available, we have also provided the opening hours for some of the Zara stores.
ZARA
Avenida Del Portal De L’Angel, 11-13
08002 Barcelona, España.
Metro: Catalunya (Green Line, L3)
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ZARA
Avenida Del Portal De L’Angel, 32-34
08002 Barcelona, España.
Metro: Catalunya (Green Line, L3)
Car parking near Zara store located in Portal de l’Angel
ZARA
Carrer Pelai, 58
08001 Barcelona, España.
Tel: +34 93 301 0978
Metro: Catalunya (Green Line, L3)
Car parking near Zara in Calle Pelai close to Plaça de Catalunya
ZARA
Passeig de Gràcia, 16
08008 Barcelona, España.
Tel: +34 93 318 7675
Metro: Passeig de Gràcia (Green Line, L3) and (Yellow Line, L4)
Car parking near Zara store located in Passeig de Gràcia
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ZARA
Rambla de Catalunya, 67
08008 Barcelona, España.
Tel: +34 93 487 0818
Metro: Passeig de Gràcia (Green Line, L3) and (Yellow Line, L4)
Car parking near Zara store located in Rambla de Catalunya
Opening hours:
Monday – Saturday: 10:00 – 21:00
Sunday: Closed
ZARA
Avenida Diagonal, 584
08021 Barcelona, España.
Tel: +34 93 414 2946
Metro: Diagonal (Blue Line, L5) and (Green Line, L3)
Car parking near Zara in Avenida Diagonal
ZARA
Glories, 208
08018 Barcelona, España.
Tel: +34 93 461 5817
Metro: Glories (Red Line, L1)
Car parking near Zara store located in Les Glories
ZARA L’Illa Diagonal
Avenida Diagonal, 557
08029 Barcelona, España.
Tel: +34 93 430 8053
Metro:Maria Cristina (Green Line, L3)
Car parking near ZARA L’Illa Diagonal in Avenida Diagonal
ZARA Diagonal Mar
Avenida Diagonal, 3
08019 Barcelona, España.
Tel: +34 93 356 0347
Metro: El Maresme Forum (Yellow Line, L4)
Car parking near ZARA Diagonal Mar
ZARA Gran Via 2
Avenida de la Gran Via, 75
L’Hospitalet de Llobregat
08908 Barcelona, España.
Tel: +34 93 259 0079
Metro: Bellvitge (Red Line, L1)
ZARA La Maquinista
Carrer Potosi, 2
08030 Barcelona, España.
Tel: +34 93 360 8178
Metro: Sant Andreu (Red Line, L1)
ZARA Aeropuerto de Barcelona El Prat
Aeropuerto de Barcelona El Prat T-1
El Prat de Llobregat
08820 Barcelona, España.
Tel: +34 93 499 1118
Kiddy Class
Zara Kiddy’s Class
Carretera de Sants, 27
08014 Barcelona, España.
Tel: +34 93 422 8022
Metro: Plaça de Sants (Red Line, L1)
Car parking near Zara Kiddy’s Class in Carretera de Sants
Zara Kiddy’s Class
Carrer Gran de Gràcia, 74
08012 Barcelona, España.
Tel: +34 93 368 7473
Metro: Fontana (Green Line, L3)
Car parking near Zara Kiddy’s Class in Calle Gran de Gràcia
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How about some good news to begin with? Zara is a Spanish chain, and there are branches all over the Iberian peninsula. What’s more, the prices are lower than elsewhere!
- A trip to Barcelona offers a great excuse to replenish your wardrobe… the bargain prices at Zara mean it would be rude not to!
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Zara stores in Barcelona
The full list of Zara stores in Barcelona:
- Avinguda del Portal de l’Àngel, 32-34
- Carrer Pelai, 58
- Plaça Catalunya, 5
- Passeig de Gràcia, 16
- Rambla Catalunya,67
- Gran de Gràcia, 74
- Avinguda Diagonal, 584
- Carrer de Sants, 27
- Illa Diagonal shopping centre
- Diagonal Mar shopping centre
Most of the stores are located in the city centre.
There are a lot of them, but that doesn’t mean they’re all the same! We’ve selected our favourites to save you some time.
- All of these stores are located around Plaça Catalunya, in the very heart of Barcelona, and getting from one to another is very easy if you don’t find what you’re looking for straight away!
Ready for some serious retail therapy?
Zara in Barcelona: our top 3
Zara, Plaça Catalunya: our favourite
Located on one side of Plaça Catalunya, this branch has everything you might want. It’s new, spacious, light, elegant and well-organised… even people who claim to be allergic to shopping have been known to enjoy visiting!
The building which houses the store is simply superb: look up and admire the magnificent Art Nouveau cupola. Not bad!
The shop extends over three floors, with womenswear on the ground and first floors, and the children and menswear collections on the first and second floors. Each floor has its own block of spacious and well-lit changing rooms.
- The best thing about this store is the space! There are wide alleyways between racks, making it easy and pleasant to get around. Shopping doesn’t have to be a battle!
Where? Plaça de Catalunya, 5 (opposite FNAC) – Métro Plaça Catalunya (L1-L3-L6 and L7)
When? Monday – Saturday, 10am – 9.30pm
Zara, Passeig de Gràcia
The Passeig de Gràcia
is one of Barcelona’s biggest and most prestigious thoroughfares. Masterpieces by Gaudí (Casa Batlló and La Pedrera) rub shoulders with luxury boutiques and major international chain stores – a great location for a Zara store!
The vast ground store is home to the bulk of the womenswear collection and to the children’s department. The basement houses the TRF collection (Zara’s “younger” label) and a few changing rooms – worth a shot if the changing rooms on the main floor are all occupied. Menswear is located upstairs, on the first floor.
- This branch of Zara gets particularly busy, given it’s in a major tourist area. We recommend visiting early(ish) in the morning if you can!
Where?
Passeig de Gràcia, 16 – Metro: Placa Catalunya (L1-L3-L6 and L7) or Passeig de Gràcia (L2 – L3 and L4)
When? Monday – Saturday, 10am – 9.30pm
Zara, Portal de l’Àngel
The Avinguda del Portal de l’Àngel is a pedestrian street which runs off Passeig de Gràcia, after Plaça Catalunya. It’s a major shopping destination, packed with clothing and accessory stores.
The Zara on Portal de l’Àngel is narrow, but spread over several floors: womenswear on 0, 1 and 2, menswear on 3, childrenswear in the basement.
- There’s a huge choice of womenswear and there are changing rooms on each floor, which helps to keep the queues down.
- And that’s not all – there’s another Zara store a few doors down! We haven’t been to visit yet – it was undergoing renovations at the time of writing – so we’ll leave you to discover it on your own.
Where? Avinguda del Portal de l’Àngel, 32-34 – Metro: Plaça Catalunya (L1-L3-L6 and L7)
When? Monday – Saturday, 10am – 9.30pm
Shopping in Barcelona: useful information
- There’s also a Zara Home on the Passeig de Gràcia, which stocks the brand’s home furnishing and décor lines. You’ll also find branches of the other main Inditex brands, including Uterqüe, Pull & Bear, Oysho, Massimo Dutti, Bershka and Stradivarius.
- For bargain-hunting, try some of Barcelona’s many outlet stores or La Roca Village, which offers sale prices all year round.
- You won’t find a specific Zara outlet, but Lefties offers pieces from previous Zara collections at bargain prices.
Cards at the ready? Let’s go!
Olivia
Olivia has always loved Barcelona: its modernity, the fantastic climate, the sun, the beaches, the tiny winding streets of the Gothic quarter, the joyful and festive atmosphere… Like all the best love stories, this one ends “happily ever after”, and Olivia has now set up home in the Catalan capital.
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Description of fragrance
Zara Bohemian Sunset In Barcelona is a fragrance for men and women launched by Zara in 2021. The composition belongs to the fougere, water, oceanic classes, its author is the perfumer Alberto Morillas (Alberto Morillas). The initial notes of the fragrance are bergamot; middle notes are marine accords and mineral chords; base notes are cedar.
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for what age:
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22% |
| 25 – 34 |
31% |
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| over 45 |
17% |
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29% |
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21% |
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21% |
| night |
14% |
resistance:
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38% |
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38% |
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13% |
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33% |
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03/16/2022. Zara raises the prices of . The Inditex Group, which owns brands such as Zara, Massimo Dutti, Bershka and Oysho, ended 2021 with a net profit of 3,243 million
Turnover reached 27,716 million, up 36% from last year, according to data released this Wednesday.
However, the current ferocious inflation, exacerbated by the onset of the Russian-Ukrainian crisis, forced the leadership of the textile giant to reconsider its pricing policy – and not in a pleasant way for
Inditex declined to quantify the potential impact on results of store closures in Russia and Ukraine due to the war, while announcing that it plans to raise prices by around 5% globally.
Annual results do not yet reflect the impact of store closures in Russia and Ukraine announced on March 12 due to military conflict. Sales, as Inditex surged this Wednesday, continued
In-store and online sales in constant currency from February 1 to March 13 are 33% higher than in 2021 and 21% higher than all-time highs in 2019, before the pandemic. During this period, sales in
With regard to Russia, company spokesman Garcia Maceiras indicated that the suspension is forced and temporary, and that the main goal is to return to work “as soon as this allows Casa milan barcelona: Casa Mila (La Pedrera) | Gaudí Building in BarcelonaCasa Milà – La Pedrera (Barcelona)Detailed Reviews: Reviews order informed by descriptiveness of user-identified themes such as cleanliness, atmosphere, general tips and location information. Popular mentions 4.5 23,674 reviews Excellent 13,971 Very good Average Terrible HonestTraveler Glen Gardner, NJ600 contributions Excellent Example of Gaudi Design Apr 2023 • Couples We booked tickets a couple days in advance. We had read a lot about this so we just walked around on our own. We did not do the audio tour, nor did we do the night tour. There was a long line so do plan in advance. It was easy to get around as the staff guides you through if you do not do the audio tour. An elevator takes you to the apartment first, then you go to the attic, and finally to the roof. There are stairs back down but being “older” we were allowed to take the elevator back down to the ground level to exit. Review of: La Pedrera-Casa Milà Skip the Line Admission Ticket with Audioguide Written April 23, 2023 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. vero_LP_casamila Thanks for visiting us and for classifying it as a must-see 👏 Written April 24, 2023 This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. jwishart 20 contributions Residential Gaudi Our 15 year old son suggested this tour and I was so glad he did. Review of: La Pedrera-Casa Milà Skip the Line Admission Ticket with Audioguide Written April 23, 2023 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. vero_LP_casamila We love to hear that you enjoyed the experience! 🥰 Written April 24, 2023 This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. A Midlife Adventure Dursley, UK1,004 contributions Not my favourite Gaudi property This was very busy even though it was only April. The rooftop was particularly crowded and alas full of visitors trying to get that unique Instagram moment! One young man even shouted at me for getting in the way of his moment! Worth a visit if you enjoy Gaudi’s work but be prepared for the multitudes! Review of: La Pedrera-Casa Milà Skip the Line Admission Ticket with Audioguide Written April 21, 2023 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. vero_LP_casamila Thank you for dedicating your time to comment on La Pedrera! Regarding the fact that the visit is very crowded, it is true that we have many visitors, being a Gaudí building and having the Plensa exhibition, there is a large audience who wishes to visit us, despite this, we work to make the visit smooth. The main hours of the day are usually the ones that host the most people, so we recommend the first hours of the day or the last. Written April 24, 2023 This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. gringottsgoblin dublin322 contributions Another seminal Gaudi. The apartment is amazing May 2022 • Couples Most people come to see the chimneys and the roof and don’t get me wrong they are great. The chimneys make me laugh as it looks like someone abandoned a company medieval soldiers up there. Of course the whole building is an art nouveau fantasy. The part I absolutely loved the best was the apartment still laid out as it would have been at the time of construction with all the furniture fixtures and fittings. It was a real window into life back then and how people lived in this amazing apartment. I thought it was so interesting and unlike Casa Batlló it felt real and not just a work of art but a real living functioning place that just happened to be a work of art. I totally loved it even more than those areas that people usually talk about. Give it a go and I think you will like it. Written April 20, 2023 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. vero_LP_casamila Thank so much for taking your time to write this comment! Written April 24, 2023 This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. DAnna S 5 contributions Beautiful and interesting! We loved the audio tour of Casa Pedrera! Very informative and easy to follow. Beautiful, creative spaces unlike anything we’d ever seen! Review of: La Pedrera-Casa Milà Skip the Line Admission Ticket with Audioguide Written April 19, 2023 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. vero_LP_casamila We love reading your message! 🥰🥰 Written April 19, 2023 This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Jack and Tammy B Ocean Shores, WA7 contributions Worth Experiencing! Gaudi’s work is amazing!! We really enjoyed the head phones and the audio when entering each room. Review of: La Pedrera-Casa Milà Skip the Line Admission Ticket with Audioguide Written April 18, 2023 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. vero_LP_casamila We’re so pleased to have served you. See you next time! Written April 19, 2023 This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. atlkim Atlanta, GA39 contributions Great design work! The design is unbelievable. Do not skip the roof or Attic. The views from the roof were incredible. The “skip the line” doesn’t actually mean you don’t have to wait in a long line, but wait patiently and the staff does a pretty good job at asking who is booked for which times and groups people. We were booked for 1:30, got there at 1:15. Review of: La Pedrera-Casa Milà Skip the Line Admission Ticket with Audioguide Written April 15, 2023 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. vero_LP_casamila Thanks for sharing your experience at La Pedrera – Casa Milà Atlkim! Written April 17, 2023 This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Colorado K Colorado145 contributions Unusual architecture and tour What a cool tour this was. We did the virtual tour first and learned about the Milas. Then we toured the building. The architecture was fascinating and my favorite place was the attic. The rooftop had amazing views and this was well worth the price of admission. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone visiting Barcelona fir the first time. Review of: La Pedrera-Casa Milà Skip the Line Admission Ticket with Audioguide Written April 14, 2023 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. vero_LP_casamila Thanks for the 5*! We hope to see you again soon! Written April 17, 2023 This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. carmen11west Chicago, IL2 contributions Teens Loved It Apr 2023 This is the most amazing place to visit in Barcelona. I recommend doing it at the start of a visit so kids learn about Gaudì before they see other important works by Gaudì like Park Guell Amd Sagrada Familia. The tour was fantastic ! Our teens loved it. Review of: La Pedrera-Casa Milà Skip the Line Admission Ticket with Audioguide Written April 14, 2023 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. vero_LP_casamila Thanks for visiting us and for classifying it as a must-see 📝 Written April 17, 2023 This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. JWadventures Norwich, UK6 contributions Very impressive but overcrowded Really enjoyed our visit to La Padera. The audio narrative was really interesting and enhanced the tour. It is very grand and imposing. Rooms felt very much like a museum but the ‘attic’ was very special – really beautiful design. The roof top was great but to be honest just too many people up there at one which significantly reduced the feel of what would have been a really brilliant experience. Review of: La Pedrera-Casa Milà Skip the Line Admission Ticket with Audioguide Written April 14, 2023 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. vero_LP_casamila Thanks for sharing, your opinion is very valuable! Written April 17, 2023 This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Showing results 1-10 of 10,015 Tickets & Tours – Milà House (Casa Milà), BarcelonaClick to receive special offers, travel inspo, tips, and updates from Viator. Don’t worry, you can opt out any time. Please try again. We can’t find that wishlist, please refresh the page and try again. 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It was fascinating to see a residential home designed by Gaudi and the audio guide was excellent in explaining the details. The attic area explored Gaudi’s design and build process and the rooftop was spectacular.
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The hard part was not being able to get good pictures because it was overcrowded.
We finally entered about 1:45. If you don’t buy tickets in advance, you cannot walk up and purchase tickets.
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Mark’s Basilica (Basilica di San Marco)
Today, Casa Mila is a universally recognized masterpiece, which is included in the TOP of the main attractions of Barcelona and annually receives about a million visitors a year. 
Gaudi mentioned that he was inspired by the sea and rocks for the asymmetric supports and facade of the house. The architect created movable interior partitions, thanks to which the premises could be rebuilt, as well as a unique ventilation system and an underground garage. Elevators in the house appeared a little later. Ornate steel gratings were used to decorate the balconies. Inside, there are three patios created for additional lighting. The walls of the house are decorated with colorful paintings on mythological themes. 
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The glitz and opulence of this quarter leave little room for competitors, and the best examples of this are the comfortable and luxurious five-star hotels that coexist with divine creations in modern style from recognized geniuses of world architecture, such as Gaudí and Montaner. 
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Only the stained-glass window on the ceiling is purely modern and very beautiful. 
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The reception area is on the ground floor, along with a space set aside for activities and exhibition. On the first floor houses classrooms that are fully equipped with audiovisual equipment, and office space for seminars and teachers. The second floor contains office space and an area for the Archive, and the third floor houses the Library, lit by a skylight. This timber and metal structural element is extraordinarily slender, endowing the space with a quality that contrasts with the walls that hold it up. In the gothic nave, which houses the reading room, the ceiling is resolved using the same type of trusses. Part of this third floor is shared with the FAD, the institution that takes up the remainder of the floors in this part of the building.
This required a further renovation, in order to optimise its conditions. The church covers 350 m2 at ground floor. It consists of a single nave in five sections, with side chapels between buttresses and a polygonal apse. A false transept created in the 1986 refurbishment extends the final section and includes the stairs for accessing the choir on one side, and an auxiliary exit door on the other.
As the western Roman Empire collapsed, the Germanic Visigoths grew in strength and, by
Barcelona’s power declined in the mid 15th century when Isabella of Castille married Ferdinand of Aragon which, after considerable infighting, eventually united the majority of Spain under one monarch. Their daughter, Catherine of Aragon would later marry into the English House of Tudor (thus validating, in the eyes of European royalty, the rather dubious origins of the Tudor dynasty). The subsequent annulment of their 24-year marriage by her husband, Henry VIII, led to England breaking away from the Catholic Church and a souring of relations between Spain and England which continued through various wars and a number of centuries.
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Boqueria Market on the Ramblas – get ready for an explosion of vibrant colors
Passeig de Gracia metro station
Metro station Universitat
Map of La Rambla (La Rambla) in Barcelona
Catalonia, Spain
Drassanes metro station
Catalunya metro station
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for a panoramic view of Plaça Catalunya
Plaça Catalunya can be seen at the top of the Ramblas map. This is the most central point in the center of Barcelona and is an excellent transport hub, although at first glance you would not say so. Here you can take the metro, Aerobus (express bus to the airport), Barcelona sightseeing bus (a bus that you can get off at any place you are interested in, and then take the next one and continue the tour) and many other modes of transport.
Mercat de La Boqueria can be seen in the middle of the Ramblas. This is a beautiful modernist market with stalls stocked with fresh fruit. Get ready to be enchanted by the dazzling colors of this place.
It is also home to the Liceu Metro Station and the Gran Theater del Liceu (Liceu Theatre) – directly opposite the Miró mosaic on the Ramblas.
A little lower you can see Plaça Reial, a beautiful square and an atmospheric place for evening walks. And on the left is Palau Güell – one of the creations of Gaudí.
At the southern end of the street is the Drassanes metro station and opposite it is the wax museum.
And at the end of the Ramblas there is a monument to Christopher Columbus and the area of Port Vell (wharf and terminals of the cruise port).
On the promenade (Rambla del Mar) there is an Aquarium and fabulous views of the Mediterranean Sea.
Map showing hotels on Las Ramblas
This map shows the location of hotels near Las Ramblas (Las Ramblas).
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Hotels near La Rambla
Hotel Excellence
h20 Catalunya Plaza Boutique Hotel
Cristal Palace Hotel
Cortes Hotel
Passeig de Gracia
MACBA (Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona)
Museu d’ Història de Catalunya
Palau de la Musica Catalana
Carrer Palau de la Musica, 4 – 6
Jaume I Metro
Barcelo Raval Hotel
Plaça Real
Maremagnum
Carrer Moll d’España, 5
Abba Rambla Hotel
Ronda Hotel
Sunotel Central Hotel
Casa Elliott Hotel
Centric Hostal
Soho Hotel
h20 Casanova Hotel
Paral.lel Metro
Mirador de Colom
Plaça Portal de la Pau
Drassanes Metro
Del Mar Hotel
Duquesa De Cardona Hotel
Medinaceli Hotel
Gran Ronda Hotel
HCC St Moritz Hotel
Citypark Pelai 1 Hotel (Hotel HLG CityPark Pelayo)
Reding Hotel
Gran Ducat Hotel
Palace Hotel Barcelona
Ronda Lesseps Hotel
Petit Palace Barcelona Hotel
Acta Atrium Hotel Barcelona
Gran Via Hotel
Catalunya Plaza Hotel
Hostal Residencia Australia
Jazz Hotel
Gravina Hotel
Midmost Hotel
Atlantis Hotel
Lleo Hotel
Regina Hotel
Pension Miami Hotel
Pulitzer Hotel
Petit Palace Museum Hotel
NH Collection Gran Calderón Hotel
Avenida Palace Hotel
Gaudi Casa Calvet
Carrer de Casp, 48
Plaza Catalunya
Passeig de Gràcia Metro
Passeig de Gràcia Metro
Universitat Metro
Universitat Metro
La Boqueria Market
La Rambla, 91
Santa Maria del Mar
Plaça de Santa Maria, 1
Liceu Metro
Silken Ramblas Hotel
Curious Hotel
Casa Camper Hotel
Monegal Hotel
Aparthotel Mur Mar Hotel
Arc La Rambla Hotel
La Rambla
La Rambla
Exe Laietana Palace Hotel
Gran Hotel Barcino
Gotico Hotel
Oriente Hotel
Gaudí Hotel
Hostal Benidorm
Principal Hotel
1898 Hotel
Meridien Hotel
Turin Hotel
Royal Hotel
Catedral Hotel Barcelona
Banys Orientals Hotel
Boria BCN Hotel
h20 Montcada Hotel
Colon Hotel
Ilunion Almirante Hotel
HCC Montblanc Hotel Barcelona
Denit Hotel
Atlas Hotel Barcelona
Boqueria Hostal Barcelona
Neri Hotel
Suizo Hotel
Rialto Hotel
Call Hotel
Adagio Hotel
Condal Hotel
Petit Palace Opera Garden Hotel
Husa Oriente Hotel
Flor Parks Hotel
Hostal Operaramblas
Internacional Ramblas Atiram Hotel Barcelona
Marenostrum Hostal
Ingles Hotel
Jardi Hotel
Catalonia Portal de l’Angel Hotel
NH Barcelona Centro Hotel
Citadines Hotel
Monte Carlo Hotel
Serhs Rivoli Rambla Hotel
Olivia Plaza Hotel
Continental Hotel
Nouvel Hotel
Barcelona Cathedral
Plaça de la Seu, 3
Jaume I Metro
Urquinaona Metro
Urquinaona Metro
Catalunya Metro
Catalunya Metro
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Well, these are the most important places on the Ramblas.
To find your hotel, visit our hotel listing page on the map of Las Ramblas (Las Ramblas), where there is both a map and a table of hotels on Las Ramblas (Las Ramblas).
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Casabruno: Domestic — Casa Bruno Wines
Casa Bruno, Rovinj – Updated 2023 Prices
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Casa Bruno is located in Rovinj, just 35.4 km from Pula Arena and a 4-minute walk from Balbi Arch. Featuring sea views, this guest house also includes free Wifi. The property is a 2-minute walk from Baluota Beach and within a few steps of the city center.
Towels and bed linen are available in the guest house. The accommodation offers an air conditioning, a heating, and a private bathroom.
A bicycle rental service is available at the guest house.
Popular points of interest near Casa Bruno include Mulini Beach, Sveti Andrija Beach, and Cathedral St. Eufemia Rovinj. The nearest airport is Pula Airport, 38. 6 km from the accommodation.
This is our guests’ favorite part of Rovinj, according to independent reviews.
Couples in particular like the location – they rated it 9.8 for a two-person trip.
Casa Bruno has been welcoming Booking.com guests since Jan 17, 2019
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Located in the real heart of Rovinj, this property has an excellent location score of 9.8!
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Facilities of Casa Bruno
Great facilities! Review score, 9.4
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Non-smoking rooms
Heating
Bathroom
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Private Bathroom
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Hairdryer
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Ocean view
Kitchen
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High chair
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Dining table
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Coffee machine
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Electric kettle
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Refrigerator
Room Amenities
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Socket near the bed
Activities
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Bicycle rental
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Sitting area
Media & Technology
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Flat-screen TV
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Cable channels
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Satellite channels
Food & Drink
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Tea/Coffee maker
Internet
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Parking
No parking available.
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German
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Croatian
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Italian
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2:00 PM – 10:00 PM
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7:00 AM – 10:00 AM
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Casa Bruno – Sustainable House Day
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We believe strongly in the principles of sustainability and liked the idea of having underground water storage as well as hydronic underfloor heating.
Other principles that were attractive included reverse brick veneer construction, solar passive design in general. Gardening is a passion and to compliment the sustainable house we wanted to create a low maintenance and low water use garden.
SUSTAINABILITY FEATURES
- Years Open
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2019
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- Energy efficiency:
- Draught proofing
Efficient lighting
Efficient appliances
Energy monitoring
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- Passive heating cooling:
- Cross ventilation
Passive solar designed home
Shading
Thermal mass
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- Active heating cooling:
- Ceiling fans
Hydronic
Split system airconditioner
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- Water heating:
- Gas
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- Water harvesting and saving features:
- Underground rainwater storage
Stormwater management
Low flow shower heads
Low flow taps
Drip irrigation
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- Underground rainwater storage type:
- 2 x Concrete tanks
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- Underground rainwater storage Size:
- 2 x 22,500L
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- Storage connected to
- Garden
Toilet
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- Energy Efficient Lighting
- LED lights throughout
Natural daylight
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- Window Protection:
- Blinds
Shade Sails
Solar pergola
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- Sustainable materials:
- Polished concrete floors
Timber framed, double glazed doors and windows
Reverse brick veneer construction
Lightweight compressed fibrous-cement cladding externally
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- Recycled and reused materials:
- Aggregate
Doors
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- Insulation Type:
- Under-roof
Ceiling
Internal walls
External walls
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- Ceiling Type:
- Bulk – natural wool
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- Ceiling Rating:
- R 4. 0
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- Under Roof Insulation Type:
- Reflective foil
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- Under Roof Insulation Rating:
- R 2.5
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- Internal Walls Insulation Type:
- Bulk – natural wool
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- Internal Walls Insulation Rating:
- R 2.0
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- External Walls Rating:
- R 4.0
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- External Walls Type:
- Bulk – natural wool
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- All-Electric Home?
- No
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- Renewable energy used:
- Solar PV grid connect
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- Size of PV system:
- 8 kW
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- Average Daily Energy Consumption:
- 7 . 5 kWhrs
5 kWhrs-
- Total cost of home when constructed:
- $1,500,000
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- Cost estimate of sustainable home/features:
- $500/ square metre
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- Estimate of annual savings:
- N/A
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- House Size
- 460m2
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- BAL Rating
- BAL – Low: There is insufficient risk to warrant specific construction requirements
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- Roof
- Metal (Colorbond)
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- Wall Materials
- Concrete blocks
Lightweight construction (timber frame)
Reverse Brick veneer
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- Window and Door Types
- Bi Fold
Clerestory windows
Double glazing
Louvre windows
Low-e, films
Stacking windows/doors
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- Universal design accessability
- Disability access
Multi-generational
Universal access
Wheelchair access
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- Universal Design Features
- 80cm minimum door opening width
100cm minimum door opening width
Flush thresholds (no lip) to all external doors
Hobless showers
Lever handles for doors (no knobs)
Minimum 110cm wide hallways
No stairs/steps
No Corner cupboards
Ramps and path gradients must be less than 20:1
Rocker style light switches
Shower head on rail for various heights
Slip resistant flooring
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- Number of bedrooms
- 4
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- Number of bathrooms
- 3
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- Garden / Outdoors
- Composting
Drip irrigation
Edible garden
Organic
Native plants
Water wise plants
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- Waste Reduction Practices:
- Compost all food scraps
Recycle
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- Healthy home features
- Airtight house design
Cabinet design to minimise dust collection
Chemical free cleaning products used
Cross flow ventilation
Low VOC paints/sealer/varnish
Natural light and ventilation
Natural oil sealer/finishes
No carpets
Tranmere SA 5073
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- Housing Type:
- Standalone House
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- New Build
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- Warwick O’Brien Architects
The Rambla in Barcelona – Trip2Trip
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The Rambla is Barcelona’s main pedestrian street.
It starts at Plaza Catalunya with a straight arrow goes straight to the port to the sea, and crashes into it at the monument to Christopher Columbus. The Rambla divides the two historic districts of Old Barcelona: El Raval to the west of it and the Gothic Quarter to the east.
The Rambla is to Barcelona what the Champs-Elysées is to Paris. So this is a very busy place, and the number of tourists here just rolls over. That is why there are tourist attractions of various kinds. Here, for example, thimblemakers, as on the Moscow Arbat in the nineties. There are musicians, there are artists, there are living statues. There are cafes, restaurants and expensive shops.
In fact, the Rambla is not one street, but as many as five, flowing one into another. That’s why it’s called 9 in Spanish.0013 Ramblas, and in Catalan Rambles. This ending -s means plural. Therefore, their strict translation into Russian should sound like Rumbles. But, you see, it does not sound.
The name itself comes from the Arabic word “ramp”, that is, a dry river bed, which, however, is filled with water during the spring flood. The name stuck, because earlier there was a moat near the fortress wall. The resulting streets very quickly gained popularity among Barcelona residents and became a favorite place for walking.
The first section is called Rambla Canaletes. It appeared because of the cast-iron drinking fountain. Nowadays, there is a sign that you must definitely drink from this source in order to definitely return to Barcelona. Also, this fountain was chosen by fans of FC Barcelona.
The last, fifth, Marine Ralabra was added to the boulevard only during the 1992 Olympics.
Church of Our Lady of Bethlehem
Church of Our Lady of Bethlehem, Las Ramblas, Barcelona
This is the only church on the Rambla. In Spanish it is called Iglesia de La Madre de Dios de Belén, in Catalan it is Església de la Mare de Déu de Betlem .
Located between the streets of Carme ( Calle del Carme ) and the artist Fortuny ( Calle Pintor Fortuny ).
The story begins in 1553, when the Jesuit Order received permission to build the first Jesuit school in Barcelona. In 1555, the first church was already flaunting on the Rambla. In 1671, during the celebration of the canonization of Francisco Borgia, a general of the Jesuit order, a firecracker accidentally flew into the church and started a fire.
In 1681, the construction of a new baroque building, designed by Josep Juli, began. Construction ended only in 1732. The sculptural frame was made by Francesc Santacruz y Artigues and his student Andreu Sala. Initially, the church belonged to the Jesuits, but after their expulsion from Spain in 1767, it was transferred to other congregations.
Only 20 years later, a service was held in the church by the Archbishop of Barcelona. On September 25, 1835, the parish of Our Lady of Bethlehem was organized.
At 19In 36, the church was again damaged by fire. The last restoration was carried out in 1991-1993.
The façade of the church reminds of the baroque style. On the sides of the entrance are statues of Ignatius de Loyola and Francisco Borgia. The tympanum depicts the birth of Jesus.
Church of Our Lady of Bethlehem, Rambla, Barcelona
The church can be visited free of charge. From Monday to Friday, the first service starts at 9.00, the last at 20.00. On weekends and holidays, the first service begins at 11.00, the last at 20.00. The church is closed daily from 13.45 to 17.00.
Boqueria Market
Boqueria Market, Rambla, Barcelona
Mercat de São Josep , better known as Boqueria Market ( La Boqueria ), is the most famous market in Barcelona. And also the oldest. It is believed that the best products in the whole city are sold here, which I highly doubt, since it is highly promoted and is located on the tourist route.
The portability of Barcelona is reflected in the fact that Boqueria has a huge selection of “seafood”, be it fish or some kind of oysters. But the counters of Boqueria are not full of the sea alone! There are vegetables, fruits, herbs, and nuts. And even wine, meat, sausages and, of course, jamon!
The first mention of Boqueria dates back to 1217, when meat stalls were set up right outside the city gates. Since 1470, pigs have been sold at this place, and the market was called Mercat Bornet. In the future, straw was also sold on it, so the market became known as Mercat de la Palla (Straw Market). Then the future Boqueria was considered a continuation of the Plaza Nova market, but they were separated, and then they began to sell only fish and meat. In 1826, I was officially recognized, and in 1835 they decided to build a building for it.
Just in July of the same year, Convent del Carmelitas Descalços de Sant Josep ( Convent del Carmelitas Descalços de Sant Josep) burned down on the Rambla.
In those years, Catalonia was undergoing a process of secularization under the program of Prime Minister Juan Mendisabal. By 1840, the building was already built on the model of the Parisian arcades. The architect was Mas Vila ( Mas Vilà) , and its spectacular train station-like roof was designed by Miquel de Bergue ( Miquel de Bergue).
Boquería is open from 8:00 to 20:30 every day except Sunday, which is strange for the market. He also has an official website.
Casa Bruno, Chinese House with Umbrellas and Dragon
Casa Bruno (Chinese House with Umbrellas and Dragon), Rambla, Barcelona
Directly opposite the Boqueria is another example of modernism. This time he imitates Chinese motifs. The facade is decorated with umbrella hats, instead of a sign on the corner of the house, a Chinese dragon is fixed, again with umbrellas, fans and a lantern. Its official name is Casa Bruno Cuadros ( Casa Bruno Cuadros/ Bruno Cuadras ), but the people call it simply house with umbrellas ( a casa dels paraigües).
Umbrella house, Rambla, Barcelona
Initially, it was just a shop selling umbrellas. The building itself was built in 1858. And in 1883, he decided to reconstruct it for the needs of the owner Josep Vilaseca i Casanovas ( Josep Vilaseca i Casanovas ). The result is one of the most beautiful buildings on the entire Rambla. By the way, it was this architect who built the Arc de Triomphe.
Fragment of a house with umbrellas. Rambla, Barcelona
Detail of a house with umbrellas. Rambla, Barcelona
Plaza Reial
Plaza Reial, Barcelona
One of the most beautiful squares in Barcelona is Royal ( Plaça Real ). Its architectural landscape was shaped at the end of the 19th century by the architect Francesco Daniel Molina y Casamajo. But the lanterns for this square were made by Antonio Gaudi himself. In the center of the square stands the Three Graces Fountain.
Initially, they wanted to call it the Plaza of the Heroes of Spain.
Here, on the Royal Square, there is the legendary cafe “El Quatre Gats” (“Four Cats”).
Monument to Frédéric Soler
Monument to Frédéric Soler, Rambla, Barcelona
In a small square Pla del Teatra opposite the Principal Theater there is a monument Frederic Soler y Hubert ( Frederic Hubert
4), Frederic Hubert
who wrote under the pseudonym Serafí Pitarra ( Serafí Pitarra ). He is considered the founder of Catalan theatre.
The monument was erected in 1906 by Agustí Querol ( Agustí Querol ).
What else to see on the Rambla
Viceroy’s Palace.
Art Center.
Liceo Theatre. It was erected on the site of a monastery, and 11 years later, a series of misfortunes began in it, which began to be called the monastic curse.
Palau Güell. This is one of the creations of Gaudi, who created the face of modern Barcelona.
Other attractions in Barcelona
Las Ramblas – 5 famous streets of Barcelona
In almost every major city, or at least in the capital, there is some major street, boulevard, which is especially famous and is the hallmark of the city. If in Moscow such an attraction is the Arbat, in Paris – the Champs Elysees, then in Barcelona it is the Rambla or Las Ramblas. The very word “rambla” was borrowed from the Arabs and it is translated as a street formed in the bed of a dried up river.
Las Ramblas consists of five separate streets, each with its own points of interest, establishments or architectural monuments. The upper part of the Rambla starts from the Rambla de Canaletes. Here is the famous Canaletes Fountain, which has its own belief. So, according to legend, everyone who drinks water from this fountain will definitely return to Barcelona again. There is also a theater arch here, near which those residents and tourists who like to look at a real Barcelona bullfight gather.
Further on, the boulevard smoothly turns into the second part of the Rambla dels Estudis, where the bird market is concentrated, where anyone can buy a bird.
The third section of the Rambla is the flower street – Rambla de les Flores. There is also the La Boqueria covered market, where you can always choose absolutely fresh seafood, vegetables or fruits. Nearby is the creation of Joan Miro in the form of a mosaic work, which depicts a woman with a bird. This is a true classic of the Catalan avant-garde. On the same square stands the most remarkable house of Casa Bruno Quadras, the entire facade of which is decorated with open umbrellas. The fact is that earlier the creator of these umbrellas and their manufacturer lived in it.
The fourth street is the Rambla dels Caputxins, where the Capuchin monastery stands. The “Chinese District” is also located here, although there are very few Chinese left in this place. Nearby is the Plaza del Pi, where tourists like to relax.
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With its exquisite Modernist architecture, unbeatable fine-dining and Mediterranean, cosmopolitan attitude, it’s easy to see why Barcelona has become such an acclaimed city for globe-trotting travelers. The city’s parks and gardens are less well known–an oversight considering the abundance of green spaces in the Catalan capital. Exploring them is one of the best ways to get a feel for Barcelona’s diverse neighborhoods.
Barcelona’s parks may be less famous than the legendary gardens in Paris, Berlin, London and Madrid, but the city is dotted with lovely open spaces, ornamented by landmark buildings, traversed by walking paths, and crowned by viewpoints poised high above the city streets – all perfect for an evening stroll. If you crave calming spaces, here is our pick of the best parks to visit in Barcelona.
Fountains cool the air at Parc de la Ciutadella ©Cezary Wojtkowski / Shutterstock
Parc de la Ciutadella
When Barcelona fell to the troops of Philip V of Spain during the Spanish War of Succession (1701-1714), the new ruler commanded a citadel be built in the city to keep Barcelona and its citizens under control. For decades, the fortress was seen as a symbol of repression, until it was finally torn down during the Glorious Revolution in 1868. The empty space created by this citizens’ act of rebellion was the starting point for the Parc de la Ciutadella, whose name still recalls the unlamented citadel.
Today, Parc de la Ciutadella is the lungs of downtown Barcelona, a favorite meeting point where locals and travelers gather with friends, eat al fresco takeaway lunches, and listen to the live music which is always being performed somewhere in the park. The mist from fountains cools the air, trees shade the pathways, and in the mornings, the park’s pathways are filled with runners, yogis and walkers taking advantage of the moderate temperatures.
Despite the loss of the citadel, you can still find some buildings from Philip V’s time in the park, like the king’s former arsenal, now the Parlament de Catalunya. The park is also home to Zoo de Barcelona, one of the most renowned zoological parks in Europe, where the white gorilla Floquet de Neu (Snowflake) lived for 39 years.
The tidily-trimmed hedge maze at Parc del Laberint d’Horta ©joan_bautista / Shutterstock
Parc del Laberint d’Horta
Best park for getting lost
Not many tourists know about the oldest park in Barcelona, but neither did most locals until 2006, when the park’s maze was used as a shooting location in the multi-award winning movie Perfume: The Story of a Murderer. Set in a particularly quiet, green area in the outskirts of Barcelona, the Parc del Laberint d’Horta was built by an aristocratic family at the end of the 18th century, but it was not opened to the public until 1971.
At the heart of the garden is perhaps the most perfect labyrinth in Spain, a 750-square-meter maze of geometric pathways, bound by immaculately trimmed cypress trees. After conquering the mysteries of the maze, explore the surrounding 18th- and 19th-century gardens and admire the medieval Torre Sobirana, the remains of a 14th-century palace.
Locals watch the city lights from Parc de Guinardó © Shutterstock / Juraj Kamenicky
Parc del Guinardó
Parc del Guinardó was constructed in 1918 on land that was previously used by local winemakers.
For several centuries grapes were grown on these slopes to produce to full-bodied Catalan wines, but the vineyards were abandoned due to disease and the hillside was returned to peaceful pine forests and scrub-land. Bus V17 runs from Port Vell to Carmel, passing close to the edge of the park.
Parc del Guinardó is nestled in the neighborhood of Horta-Guinardó, in the elevated part of Barcelona, and there are some great viewpoints reached via walking trails through the pine trees. The best views are from the Bunkers del Carmel, a series of anti-aircraft gun positions built during the Spanish Civil War in 1937. Many locals grab snacks and cold bottled beers and head up here in the afternoon to watch the sun set over the city.
The distinctive touch of Antoni Gaudí at Parc Güell ©Matt Munro / Lonely Planet
Parc Güell
Best park for Gaudí fans
Parc Güell needs little introduction. Designed by the father of Catalan Modernism, architect Antoni Gaudí, the park is a sprawl of eye-catching architectural elements, mosaic tiles and astonishing undulating forms, overlooking the Barcelona skyline, with an imposing stretch of the Mediterranean in the background.
This captivating piece of whimsy was constructed in 1914 and opened as a public space in 1926, ringed by a tangle of forested pathways.
Parc Güell’s green spaces have long been a favorite recreation area for locals, and the city authorities got themselves into hot water in 2013 after introducing a €10 entry fee to control visitor numbers, causing public outrage. After years of campaigning, the authorities eventually agreed to allow residents from surrounding districts to access the park for free. Citizens from the rest of Barcelona can visit with a special permit; tourists, however, still need to pay.
Cascading water features frame the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya at Montjuïc ©Inu / Shutterstock
Parc de Montjuïc
Best park for all-day adventures
Montjuïc is the mountain that borders Barcelona to the west, and its name translates as Mountain of Jews in medieval Catalan, a reference to the ancient Jewish cemetery that once stood here.
Parc de Montjuïc is often described as the ‘park of parks’ because of the many public spaces and gardens dotted over its slopes. The highlight is the Jardí Botànic, the best botanical garden in Barcelona, with five landscaped zones designed to mimic habitats and terrain from different parts of the world. Fans of arid landscapes will love Jardins de Mossèn Costa Llobera, which has over 800 different species of cactus.
Parc de Montjuïc has more to offer than just gardens. There are forest trails, scenic picnic areas and a string of city landmarks and museums, including the 17th-century Castell de Montjuic, the Fundació Joan Miró art museum, and the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya, housed in the modern-Baroque Palau Nacional. Montjuïc also plays host to a slew of music festivals, including the popular Brunch Elektronik.
Fit travelers can easily climb Montjuïc on foot, but you can also reach the top on the funicular railway that departs from the metro station of Paral·lel. Alternatively, a dangling cable car (with great views) departs from La Barceloneta.
If you’ve worked up an appetite getting here, drop into the popular restaurant, Terraza Martínez, for terrace views and some of the best paella in Barcelona.
Fancy ornamental gardens at the Palau de Pedralbes ©JackF / Getty Images
Jardins del Palau de Pedralbes
Best park for garden lovers
The most majestic of Barcelona’s parks and gardens is located within the walls of the Royal Palace of Pedralbes, the official residence of the Royal Spanish Family from 1919 and 1931. The palace was later transformed into the headquarters of the Union for the Mediterranean, so it’s not open to the public today, but the imperial gardens are completely free to roam.
As well as elegant topiary and colorful planted beds, the park is noteworthy for its collection of towering cedar trees, from Himalayan species to cedars from Japan and Morocco. There are plenty of extraordinary architectural and sculptural elements too, including the Hercules Fountain, designed by Antoni Gaudí, which spouts water through the mouth of a stylized steel dragon.
The gardens are also known for cultural and music events, the most popular being the Festival de Pedralbes, which takes places every summer, attracting a wide variety of internationally-renowned musician and performing artists.
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When traveling, there’s sometimes no better way to immerse oneself in a city than by visiting the parks and gardens. Spaces beloved by locals and visitors alike, a city’s green spaces are often littered with evidence of the area’s art, culture, food, and lifestyle.
This is certainly true when looking at the many parks, gardens, and green spaces in Barcelona, and certainly a visit to the city without experiencing Barcelona’s parks and gardens would be an incomplete one.
There’s something about the bustling Barcelona parks located just out of the city center or the Sagrada Familia that lends themselves to a more thorough Barcelona experience.
Yes, Barcelona’s beaches might get the limelight when it comes to outdoor activities for travelers, but we often find that travelers truly wanting to see Barcelona like a local will opt for the shaded, lush Barcelona parks instead.
From the most famous gardens and the most centrally-located to the hidden, emerald gems tucked away in residential neighborhoods, let’s pay a visit to some of Barcelona’s top five parks and gardens.
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1. Park Güell
No visit to Barcelona—whether you’re interested in green spaces or not—is complete without a stop at Park Güell, and so we’ll start our explorations there.
The landscaping is not nearly as eye-catching as the Art Nouveau architecture and artwork, so while we’ll appreciate the various flora and the views of Barcelona and the Mediterranean, we’ll likely pay more attention to the colorful mosaics, sweeping columns, and grandiose staircases that cover the park, evidence of the artist’s, Antoni Gaudi, unarguable genius. While we might have to wait a few moments for the other travelers to clear the area, we certainly wouldn’t want to miss a chance to catch a selfie in front of the famed mosaic salamander, one of the most photographed points of interest in the city.
Where: Park Güell, 08024 Barcelona, Spain
2. Parc de Cervantes
We’ll visit Parc de Cervantes, walking into the park right off Av. Diagonal, with one thing in mind—roses. The park is famous for them, with approximately 10,000 rose bushes coming to full bloom in late spring and early summer. The wide, expansive Barcelona park is brimming with the flowers, beds of them laid out neatly as a nod to Barcelona’s history in floral competitions.
If the youngest members of our party aren’t quite as enchanted by the buds as we are, they’ll be glad to find a playground and children’s games in the center of the park, as it’s a very locally-beloved site frequented by families from the surrounding neighborhoods. For the nature lovers and floral admires, this is one of the most fitting Barcelona parks.
Where: Avinguda Diagonal, 706, 08034 Barcelona, Spain
3. Montjuïc Park
Montjuïc is not only a park, it’s also a very prominent hill located right next to the Mediterranean. Archaeologists and historians believe it to be the birthplace of Barcelona, as it was a strategic location coveted by cultures throughout the centuries, including the Romans. Now, Montjuïc Park retains its relevance by providing a range of activities suitable for any traveler.
For views of the harbor, one might take the funicular up to the hill’s peak. On our way down, we can stop by the various cultural landmarks that call Montjuïc home.
There’s the National Palace, which isn’t really a palace, but instead, a structure built for the 1929 International Exhibition and home to the National Art Museum of Catalonia. The Magic Fountain is also a can’t-miss spot, as it spews water far above our heads, accompanied by lights and music. The Barcelona Olympic Park is likewise situated inside Montjuïc Park, encompassing all the main facilities for the 1992 Olympic Games.
Where: Parc de Montjuïc, Avinguda del Castell, Barcelona, Spain
4. Parc de la Ciutadella
Similarly, we always find an entire trip’s worth of adventures and activities when we visit Parc de la Ciutadella. The large, free, and public Barcelona park was created in the mid-1800s, at which point it was the only green space in Barcelona, but the land’s historical significance stretches back even further. In 1774, a citadel was built on the grounds by King Philips V and its remnants can be seen in the Catalan Parliament Building.
One of the park’s most notable spots is the Cascada Fountain, where we admire the glimmering waters that surround the extravagantly designed fountain base, outfitted with mythical creatures. If we’re not pressed for time, we can easily spend a good portion of our day within Parc de la Ciutadella, visiting the Parc Zoologic, Geological Museum, and other top spots. But if like us, you’d rather stay outdoors simply rent a rowboat and take a turn around the park’s lovely lake.
Where: Passeig de Picasso, 21, 08003 Barcelona, Spain
5. Laberint d’Horta
While Parc de la Ciutadella maybe Barcelona’s oldest established, public park, the Laberint d’Horta contains the oldest established Barcelona garden. The elegant green space harkens back to a more regal time and we might find ourselves feeling a bit royal ourselves as we casually stroll the 18th-century neoclassical garden, the 19th-century romantic garden, and the hedge maze.
The three-terraced gardens are conveniently situated inside the historic Desvalls estate, allowing us to explore a bit of history and architecture as we peruse the pristine landscaping, manicured to perfection and scattered with sculptures of Greek gods and goddesses.
Where: Passeig dels Castanyers, 1, 08035 Barcelona, Spain
6. Diagonal Mar Park
The second biggest of Barcelona parks, we’re consistently amazed by Parc Diagonal Mar’s variety of plants, intriguing hanging sculptures, and refreshing water features. The park was once the site of the Macosa factory but was redeveloped as a part of Barcelona’s revitalization of industrial spaces which we are thankful for. The modern architectural feel of the park is rather abstract thanks to Enric Miralles who designed and opened the park in 2002. Take time to walk over the futuristic Gateway Lake bridge which zigzags its way through the sky offering wonderful views over the lush space. For kids, there is plenty of room for running around, admiring playful sculptures, and whizzing down the slides in the playground.
There’s a dog park too for watching playful pups or bringing your own for a runaround. It’s a wonderful place to spend a relaxing few hours yet within easy reach of the city. If you’re lucky, you may even catch a festival or music performances throughout the day.
Where: Carrer de Llull, 350, Barcelona, Spain
7. Tamarita Gardens
Jardins de la Tamarita, or Tamirata Gardens, surround a stunning bourgeois mansion from the early 20th century. The gardens abound with fountains, classical statues, and other ornate decorative elements. We find it the perfect spot to potter through as we admire the orderly gardens with their impressive classical features away from the crowds of some other locations. Write a journal, or read a book while you absorb some quiet time in this beautiful oasis in the city. For families, the park is small enough to always have an eye on the kids, or there is a specific children’s play area with a mini-adventure playground.
Where: Passeig de Sant Gervasi, 47, Barcelona, Spain
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TOP 10 most beautiful parks in Barcelona
- 1 PUBLIC PARKS WITH PLAYGROUNDS IN BARCELONA
- 1.1 Parc Güell
- 1.2 Cervantes Park
- 1.3 Parc de Ciutadella 90.003 90.003 outa del col
- 1.5 Poblenou Central Park
- 2 BARCELONA’S MOST ROMANTIC PARKS
- 2.1 Can Saintmenat Gardens
- 2.2 Greek Theater Gardens
- 2.3 Tamarita Gardens
- 2.4 Montjuïc Botanical Gardens
- 3 OTHER GARDENS
The arrival of spring invites us to enjoy the greenery and flowering in the parks and green areas of the city, doesn’t it? There are so many places in Barcelona with lush vegetation, from delightful gardens to parks with children’s playgrounds. And from all this set, we, Lugaris, would like to highlight a few, in our opinion, the best and create top -10 the most beautiful parks Barcelona .
In this way, you will have the opportunity to choose a park anywhere in the city and you will know some hidden gems that you may not have heard of before.
PUBLIC PARKS WITH PLAYGROUNDS IN BARCELONA
Being outdoors in good weather is always a great idea if you are visiting Barcelona with children, and even more so given the fact that the city has a wide network of public parks for children can have a great time thanks to the excellent equipment of these places. Check out our list of the best parks of this kind and their description, and choose where to go for a walk:
Parc Güell
Combine your children’s fantasy with exploring the city’s most important architectural style in Parc Güell, one of the most famous creations Gaudí in Barcelona . In addition to the main complex, the entrance to which is paid, the opportunities for walking in the park go far beyond the known structures.
The park has a network of paths and charming spots where children can run and play at their own pace, discovering one of the Reus architect’s masterpieces. Walk along over along palm trees , cross the three bridges that connect different areas of the park and let the kids play hide and seek thanks to the network of stairs that you will meet along the way.
Where is is ? Enter the park for free through the gate to the right of the main entrance on Olot Street.
Cervantes Park
Opened in the middle of the last century, this public park is the perfect place for a picnic with children without having to leave Barcelona. These gardens are superbly designed for all types of visitors and are distinguished by their magnificent collection rose gardens that are truly amazingly fragrant. Pergolas located in the park will allow you to find shaded areas for most of the day, and your children will have a great time on the playground or at the ping-pong tables.
Where is is ? Next to Avenida Diagonal 706, directly opposite the Zona Universitària metro station.
Ciutadella Park
If you are looking for fun entertainment in Barcelona Surely the Ciutadella Park has everything to be your ideal place. This park is located in the center of Barcelona, on the site where the Ribera district used to be, destroyed by the Bourbon troops. After the military citadel erected in its place was demolished, an amusement park and a zoo were located here. Today, you can walk around the different parts of the park, sit comfortably on the lawn, or enjoy the entertainment activities organized daily in this park, which is one of the most beautiful parks in Barcelona and very lively. In addition to being able to see the impressive mammoth located next to waterfall La – Cascada , children can swim in a small boat on a small lake or ride a swing in the playground.
Where is is ? At the end of Paseo de Luis Companis, between Born and Poblenou.
Creuta del Col Park
If, in addition to a park with a playground in Barcelona, you also want to cool off, Creuta del Col Park is the right place for you. In the large square that welcomes visitors, there are many interesting playgrounds for children. One of the great features of the Creuta del Col Park is a wide lake that turns into one of open swimming pools in Barcelona so you can take the opportunity to take a dip. In addition, there is a sculpture Elogio del agua by Eduardo Chillida. This park can also be the starting point for one of the cycling routes to Barcelona . Would you like to take a walk here?
Where is is is ? Enter the park from Calle Casteltersol, in front of the El Coll metro stop | La Teixonera.
Poblenou Central Park
If you are looking for a playground near our apartments near beach in park in Barcelona, then this is the best option. The unsurpassed style of Jean Nouvel, creator of the famous Agbar Tower, is also reflected in this park in the Poblenou district, this time with a touch of influence style Gaudí . Children will love this park, because there are so many interesting things to explore, run and hide in funny houses.
Where is is ? Avenida Diagonal, 130, next to the Pere IV or Fluvià tram stop.
BARCELONA’S MOST ROMANTIC PARKS
Are you on holiday in Barcelona without children? Would you like to find the most romantic corners of the city? Here are some of the most beautiful parks in Barcelona that you can visit together.
This beautiful park is one of the most famous places. It is located in Val-d’Ebron and is known for its labyrinth, and is also famous for being one of the seats in Barcelone , where filmed films , such as, for example, for example, for example, for example, for example, for example, for example, for example, for example. “Perfumer”. If these data are not enough to impress your significant other, we recommend that you take a walk in the less visited parts of the park (the labyrinth is the most visited), such as the romantic garden or the Danae Pavilion.
How to get to : you can take the metro, get off at the Mundet or Valldaura stops. The park is located just above the gardens of Maria Cañada-Lacas, on Rue Hermans-Desvalls.
Ca’n Sentmenat Gardens
Crowned by a late 17th-century Neo-Gothic palace, this park in the Sarrià district is undoubtedly one of Barcelona’s hidden treasures.
The small number of visitors to this park will allow you to quietly walk among its statues and look for the shy shade of the palms that make up this classic French style garden.
How to get there : Can Sentmenat gardens are located at 16-18 Can Caraleu, about 17 minutes walk from the Reina Elisenda train station.
Gardens of the Greek Theater
Gardens of the Greek Theater is one of the least known places in Montjuic, but also very special. After visiting the amphitheater, you can walk along the geometric flower beds with drawings of the flora growing on them and enjoy the unforgettable aromas of roses. End your perfect date by listening to the sound of the water flowing through Font del Gat.
How to get to : you can climb the stairs, which is located on Paseo de Santa Madrona, 38, in the vicinity of Poble Sec.
Tamarita Gardens
A quiet place away from the bustle of the city, Tamarita Gardens is one of the most romantic places in Barcelona .
Although the estate was built here in the 18th century, only at the beginning of the 20th century the owner ordered the creation of this wonderful garden, which consists of two designated parts. Explore with your loved one the springs that are here, the forest area or the neoclassical statues that you will meet during your walk.
How to get there : Paseo de Sant Gervasi, 47-49, directly opposite Avinguda Tibidabo train station (L7).
Montjuïc Botanical Garden
Another of the most beautiful parks in Barcelona, Montjuïc is located on the mountain and is an ideal place for walking and reflection. This space is divided into eight zones that represent the Mediterranean ecosystem and its great diversity. Created in the nineties, this vast space has become a benchmark for the conservation and development of parks.
How to get there : The park is located between the castle and the Montjuïc stadium, in particular on the Rue Doctor-et-Font-Coueur.
OTHER GARDENS
Now that you are familiar with the most beautiful parks in Barcelona, we also want to offer you some less popular but no less attractive alternatives. The first option is the park Castel – de – la – Oreneta , where children will have a great time riding mini-bikes. Another, more couple-oriented, is Palau – de – forest – Heures , an almost unknown place on Collserola mountain where you can walk in the garden in romantic style.
And if you would like to add another one to our list of the most beautiful parks in Barcelona, or tell other readers about your experience in any of these parks, please feel free to leave your recommendations.
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From the ashes of Casa Ramona in westside San Bernardino, Esther Estrada sees affordable senior housing and a small community center rising.
But first, the remains of the former school must be removed.
A heaping pile of contaminated debris is all that’s left of the historic Mediterranean-style building after it was leveled in the wake of a 2020 fire that tore through the boarded-up and abandoned structure on West Seventh Street.
Esther Estrada, Casa Ramona executive director, stands before the ruins of the Casa Ramona building in San Bernardino on Friday, Aug. 19, 2022. A fire that raged through the boarded-up building on July 29, 2020, resulted in debris containing asbestos and lead, requiring costly cleanup. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)
Estrada, a former San Bernardino City Council member who attended Ramona School in the 1940s and has served as executive director of Casa Ramona for decades, thought years would pass before a costly cleanup effort could begin.
“I knew this was not going to be easy,” she said recently, “but we were going to punch away at it.”
Last month, however, the California Department of Toxic Substances Control awarded Casa Ramona $4.9 million in grant funding to remove the pile of ashes, paving the way for new uses on the property.
“Ramona was my elementary school, and I loved my school, loved my neighbors,” Estrada said. “And being a councilwoman in the area, it’s very, very tough. Tough because I continue to see that pile of debris there.”
Ramona School was built for about $110,000 and opened with 802 students on Nov. 10, 1926.
Casa Ramona ultimately purchased the site and ran child development services, senior citizen programs and training out of the former San Bernardino school district building.
In a 2007 report, the city deemed the westside site historic.
“For over 50 years, there’ve been concerted efforts to try to kill the westside neighborhood,” Councilman Theodore Sanchez, who represents the area now, said in a phone interview, “but we’re still here.
And with Esther’s efforts, she secured the money to transform the site into another mecca of community service and a pillar that will continue to hold up our westside San Bernardino neighborhoods.”
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Esther Estrada, executive director of Casa Ramona, which operated the social services center and a charter school at the old Ramona School site in San Bernardino, poses in front of the building on July 30, 2020, after it burned the previous day. She attended Ramona School in the 1940s. ‘It breaks my heart,’ Estrada said. (Brian Rokos, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)
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Esther Estrada, Casa Ramona executive director, walks through the site containing the ruins of the Casa Ramona building in San Bernardino on Friday, Aug. 19, 2022. A fire that raged through the boarded-up building on July 29, 2020, resulted in debris containing asbestos and lead, requiring costly cleanup. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)
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This photo, taken on July 29, 2020, shows San Bernardino police explorers and other community members in front of the entrance to the old Ramona School on 7th Street.
The building burned the next day. Casa Ramona officials had hoped to save the entrance, but the city said it was too structurally weak to preserve. (Courtesy of San Bernardino Police Department)
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Esther Estrada, Casa Ramona executive director, stands before the ruins of the Casa Ramona building in San Bernardino on Friday, Aug. 19, 2022. A fire that raged through the boarded-up building on July 29, 2020, resulted in debris containing asbestos and lead, requiring costly cleanup. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)
The building burned the next day. Casa Ramona officials had hoped to save the entrance, but the city said it was too structurally weak to preserve. (Courtesy of San Bernardino Police Department)
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In an email, Sanford Nax, a spokesman for the Department of Toxic Substances Control, said Casa Ramona’s proposal stood out among grant applicants because of the building’s importance to the surrounding community.
“It once was a hub for elementary school children, then went vacant for a number of years before it was destroyed by fire, leaving behind debris that contaminated the soil,” Nax wrote.
“Under the proposal, it will again be a hub for residents of the disadvantaged neighborhood in which it sits.”
Headquartered in a historically vulnerable and disadvantaged area, Nax said the West Seventh Street property is among the most environmentally burdened in the state.
Casa Ramona’s pitch to reuse the site, he added, “is intended to fulfill critical needs of the community, including low-income senior housing and a community center to provide job training, educational programs, medical and behavioral health services, and space for nonprofit and municipal uses.”
Cleanup activities are expected to begin early next year.
In the interim, Casa Ramona will continue operating out of Nunez Park, where the organization has served children since the West Seventh Street building was razed following the 2020 fire.
Estrada and others also will spend the next several months advising local groups about the forthcoming cleanup.
“Our plan is to go forward,” Estrada said, “and get the site cleaned up and revitalize that land.
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Brian Whitehead is a reporter for The San Bernardino Sun, covering Colton, Fontana, Grand Terrace, Rialto and San Bernardino. He previously covered prep sports and the cities of Buena Park, Fullerton and La Palma for The Orange County Register. A Grand Terrace native and Riverside Notre Dame alumnus, he earned his journalism degree from Cal State Fullerton in 2010. Since joining The Sun in late 2017, he has reported on development, education, homelessness, marijuana, political strife and the myriad issues facing San Bernardino post-bankruptcy.
Historic Ramona School building in San Bernardino burns – San Bernardino Sun
Wave after wave of well-wishers stopped by a burned-out building on West 7th Steet in San Bernardino on Thursday, July 30, to offer Esther Estrada condolences as if a member of her family had died.
Estrada, 79, attended Ramona School in the Mediterranean-style building in the 1940s, and then for four decades served as executive director of Casa Ramona, which at the same site hosted social services agencies and programs that offered senior meals, job training, medical and behavioral health clinics and, for about six years, the Casa Ramona Academy for Technology, Community and Education.
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A fire on July 29, 2020, burned much of the building that once housed the historic Ramona School on 7th Street in San Bernardino. The school opened in 1926. (Courtesy of San Bernardino County Fire Department)
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A fire on July 29, 2020, burned much of the building that once housed the historic Ramona School on 7th Street in San Bernardino. The school opened in 1926. (Courtesy of San Bernardino County Fire Department)
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A fire on July 29, 2020, burned much of the building that once housed the historic Ramona School on 7th Street in San Bernardino. The school opened in 1926. (Courtesy of San Bernardino County Fire Department)
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A fire on July 29, 2020, burned much of the building that once housed the historic Ramona School on 7th Street in San Bernardino. The school opened in 1926. (Courtesy of San Bernardino County Fire Department)
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A fire on July 29, 2020, burned much of the building that once housed the historic Ramona School on 7th Street in San Bernardino.
The school opened in 1926. (Courtesy of San Bernardino County Fire Department)
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Esther Estrada, executive director of Casa Ramona, which operated the social services center and a charter school at the old Ramona School site in San Bernardino, poses in front of the building on July 30, 2020, after it burned the previous day. She attended Ramona School in the 1940s. ‘It breaks my heart,’ Estrada said. (Brian Rokos, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)
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Esther Estrada, executive director of Casa Ramona, which operated the social services center and a charter school at the old Ramona School site in San Bernardino, poses in front of the building on July 30, 2020, after it burned the previous day. She attended Ramona School in the 1940s. ‘It breaks my heart,’ Estrada said. (Brian Rokos, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)
The school opened in 1926. (Courtesy of San Bernardino County Fire Department)
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But late Wednesday night, a fire tore through more than half of the boarded-up, abandoned building, devastating the structure and those who have fond memories of school that opened there in 1926.
It was unclear Thursday whether it would have to be torn down.
San Bernardino County Fire Battalion Chief Mike McClintock estimated that one-half to two-thirds of the building was destroyed.
“I know every inch of this building, and it’s just heartbreaking to see what happened,” Estrada said, crying. “We’ve received tremendous support from the community, people stopping and sharing our grief. Because it’s theirs, too.”
The cause of the fire was under investigation. On Tuesday, San Bernardino police Explorers and other community members had descended on the property for a cleanup day. They found evidence that transients had been living there.
City councilmember Theodore Sanchez, who represents the area in which the building is located west of the 215 Freeway, said he didn’t think it was a coincidence that the fire broke out the day after the cleanup.
“It’s an ongoing struggle we have in the city, transients are laying claim to a lot of the important places in the city,” Sanchez said.
Ramona School was built at a cost of $109,605 and opened with 802 students on Nov. 10, 1926 to great fanfare that included songs from school children and an orchestra, according to a 2007 report by the city commissioned when Casa Ramona sought to construct a new building on the site. The city had to determine whether the site was historic and needed the protections afforded such sites, Estrada said. The report concluded that the site was of local importance, she said.
Casa Ramona, lacking funds, did not build a new facility. It had purchased the site from the San Bernardino school district after the district abandoned the building in 1971 because it did not meet earthquake standards.
The school was part of a spree of school-building as the city’s population exploded in the 1920s. The architectural firm was Witmer and Watson. One of the architects was David Whitmer, who designed the Pentagon.
The authors of the report reviewed previous studies and news reports about the school that made references to “Mexican” school children.
“You have to consider the time,” Estrada said. “Does it surprise me? No. The neighborhood was primarily Hispanic and they primarily worked for Santa Fe (railroad) and then for Kaiser (steel).”
The curriculum included mostly what today would be considered shop classes. The original 1926 architectural drawings included a cooking room, and an agricultural room a shoe shop, an arts and crafts shop and an automobile and electric shop.
“That thinking was pretty typical of that time. We were considered not necessarily as bright as others, so ‘Therefore we will give you shop classes,’ ” Estrada said.
There was at least one victory against the stereotyping of Hispanics.
A little more than a month before the school opened, teachers touring the building were aghast at the bright colors and wrote a letter to the superintendent of schools, according to the report.
“Since seeing the color scheme our ardor has been greatly dampened. Perhaps we are not ‘artists,’ but we have feelings, and those conglomerate colors have wounded our sensibilities.
We are continually trying to teach the Mexican children to like subdued colors, and not to wear glaring pinks, reds and blues, but how can we when the very building we teach in is painted three shades of green, orange, pink, a glaring blue and a lavender gray?” the letter said in part.
District officials ordered the school to be repainted before it opened, Estrada said.
Casa Ramona has established a GoFundMe page to raise money for cleanup and rebuilding.
SAN BERNARDINO: #SBCoFD on scene of a COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE FIRE 1500 blk 8th. Abandoned single story school with heavy smoke and fire showing. BC126 8th st IC, offensive fire. Krn 📸 @FirePhotoGirl periscope pic.twitter.com/6sH6fz3lxg
— SB County Fire (@SBCOUNTYFIRE) July 30, 2020
San Bernardino (Update): 8th st IC advising partial roof collapse, crews accounted for.
— SB County Fire (@SBCOUNTYFIRE) July 30, 2020
Firefighters switching to defensive strategy on a portion of the building. Truck crews working to stop lateral spread. Heavy winds in area contributing to fire spread. 2ND ALARM REQUESTED Krn pic.twitter.com/bv1y4DOnic
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Restaurant Review: Casa L’Acqua Ristorante Italiano
It’s hard not to love Italian food. With its comforting carbs, hearty sauces, variety of regional specialties and—of course—wine, I completely understand why Italian cuisine is beloved. With that said, I’ve had my fair share of dishes hailing from the Mediterranean peninsula that unfortunately missed the mark for some reason or another.
At Casa L’Acqua I can happily say that wasn’t the case. Each dish was expertly prepared and even, in some cases, surpassed expectations. The quaint cottage that has been home to several restaurants seems to have found its missing puzzle piece. Casa L’Acqua relocated from its previous Atlantic Avenue location (currently Avalon Steak & Seafood) about two years ago, and it hasn’t looked back. The main dining room, with its vibey bar and wine cellar, is cozy, and so is its fully enclosed patio in the back.
Expect white tablecloths, tuxedoed staff and attentive service. Yes, prices are also high, but totally worth it. Plus, the portions are sizable, so you should definitely come hungry. The wine list is Italian-focused but does offer a variety of bottles from around the world.
The evening’s appetizer specials—the impressive langoustines ($39)—were presented to us before the entrée specials were announced. Grilled with garlic, they nearly melted in my mouth. You can order two or four, and they’re served butterflied open (easily shareable) with a side of risotto. We also ordered the Classica Burrata Italiana ($14.95), and while it was a cheese sphere as expected, I had hoped it would be creamier.
Trenette al pesto
It was difficult to choose main dishes, as there were several specials that sounded appetizing, as did most (if not all) of the ones listed on the regular menu. We tried the lobster ravioli special ($34.95), trenette al pesto ($20.95) and fettuccine Bolognese ($23.95). Sometimes when I order ravioli, they seem emaciated or lack enough sauce, but not here. The house-made ravioli were impressively stuffed with lobster and topped with a hearty portion of alla vodka sauce with chopped shrimp.
I smelled the basil before the pesto hit the table. It’s one of those comforting smells that instantly made my mouth water. While it’s a simple dish, it was perfectly prepared. The Bolognese called to us, so we ordered a half portion just to try. Again, it came just as we’d expect—warming our souls with its ground meat, classic vegetables and rustic flavor. We also tried the snapper Livornese ($39.95), and if you like that traditional preparation with garlic, anchovies, capers and black olives, it will not disappoint. For a final treat, we shared the homemade Ricotta Cheesecake ($14.75)—a perfect balance of sweet and moist and a great way to end the memorable meal.
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casal – Wiktionary
See also: Casal
Contents
- 1 English
- 1.1 Etymology
- 1.2 Adjective
- 1.3 Anagrams
- 2 Catalan
- 2.1 Etymology
- 2.2 Pronunciation
- 2.3 Noun
- 2.4 Further reading
- 3 Galician
- 3.1 Alternative forms
- 3.2 Etymology
- 3.3 Pronunciation
- 3.4 Noun
- 3.4.1 Derived terms
- 3.5 References
- 4 Irish
- 4.1 Etymology
- 4.2 Noun
- 4.2.1 Declension
- 4.3 Mutation
- 4.4 References
- 5 Occitan
- 5.1 Alternative forms
- 5.2 Etymology
- 5.3 Pronunciation
- 5.4 Noun
- 6 Portuguese
- 6. 1 Etymology
- 6.2 Pronunciation
- 6.3 Noun
- 6.3.1 Quotations
- 6.3.2 Derived terms
- 6.3.3 Related terms
- 6.
- 7 Spanish
- 7.1 Etymology
- 7.2 Pronunciation
- 7.3 Noun
- 7.3.1 Related terms
- 7.4 Further reading
1 EtymologyEnglish[edit]
Etymology[edit]
From case + -al.
Adjective[edit]
casal (not comparable)
- (grammar) Of or relating to case.
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a casal ending
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Part or all of this entry has been imported from the 1913 edition of Webster’s Dictionary, which is now free of copyright and hence in the public domain. The imported definitions may be significantly out of date, and any more recent senses may be completely missing.
(See the entry for casal in Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary, G.
& C. Merriam, 1913)
Anagrams[edit]
- AACSL, Calas, Scala, calas, scala
Catalan[edit]
Etymology[edit]
From Late Latin casāle (“country house, farm”), ultimately from Latin casa. Compare Portuguese casal, Spanish casal, Italian casale.
Pronunciation[edit]
(Balearic, Central) IPA(key): /kəˈzal/
- (Valencian) IPA(key): /kaˈzal/
Rhymes: -al
Noun[edit]
casal m (plural casals)
- A manor house.
- The seat of an association, generally open to the public, of a cultural, political, recreational, etc. nature.
- A noble house, such as the royal house of Austria or Aragon.
- 2016 April 13, Òscar Adamuz, “Sobre el català i l’ús de les llengües a la Corona d’Aragó; una Franja d’història”, La Veu del País Valencià.
- Per tant, sembla clar que la llengua aragonesa (o la castellana) no era pas desconeguda entre els reis del casal d’Aragó.
- So it seems clear that the Aragonese language (or the Castilian) was not unknown to the kings of the House of Aragon.
- Per tant, sembla clar que la llengua aragonesa (o la castellana) no era pas desconeguda entre els reis del casal d’Aragó.
- 2016 April 13, Òscar Adamuz, “Sobre el català i l’ús de les llengües a la Corona d’Aragó; una Franja d’història”, La Veu del País Valencià.
Further reading[edit]
- “casal” in Diccionari de la llengua catalana, segona edició, Institut d’Estudis Catalans.
Galician[edit]
Alternative forms[edit]
- casar
Etymology[edit]
From Old Galician-Portuguese casal, from Late Latin casāle (“country house, farm”), ultimately from Latin casa. Compare Portuguese casal, Spanish casal, Italian casale, Old French chesal.
Pronunciation[edit]
- IPA(key): /kaˈsal/
Noun[edit]
casal m (plural casais)
- homestead (a house together with surrounding land and buildings)
- Synonym: casarío
- hamlet
- Synonyms: barrio, casarío, lugar, quinteiro, rueiro, poubea, vilar
Derived terms[edit]
- Casais
- Casal
- Casal do Mato
- Casar
- Casar do Mato
- Casarellos
- Casares
- Casás
References[edit]
- “casal” in Dicionario de Dicionarios do galego medieval, SLI – ILGA 2006–2022.
- “casal” in Xavier Varela Barreiro & Xavier Gómez Guinovart: Corpus Xelmírez – Corpus lingüístico da Galicia medieval. SLI / Grupo TALG / ILG, 2006–2018.
- “casal” in Dicionario de Dicionarios da lingua galega, SLI – ILGA 2006–2013.
- “casal” in Tesouro informatizado da lingua galega. Santiago: ILG.
- “casal” in Álvarez, Rosario (coord.): Tesouro do léxico patrimonial galego e portugués, Santiago de Compostela: Instituto da Lingua Galega.
Etymology[edit]
From Old Irish casal (“mantle, cloak, chasuble”), from Latin casula (“little cottage, hooded cloak”), a diminutive of casa (“house”).
Noun[edit]
casal m (genitive singular casail, nominative plural casail)
- (Christianity) chasuble
- mantle
Declension[edit]
Declension of casal
First declension
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Bare forms:
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Forms with the definite article:
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Mutation[edit]
| Irish mutation | ||
|---|---|---|
| Radical | Lenition | Eclipsis |
| casal | chasal | gcasal |
Note: Some of these forms may be hypothetical. Not every possible mutated form of every word actually occurs.
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References[edit]
- Ó Dónaill, Niall (1977), “casal”, in Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla, Dublin: An Gúm, →ISBN
- G. Toner, M. Ní Mhaonaigh, S. Arbuthnot, D. Wodtko, M.-L. Theuerkauf, editors (2019), “casal”, in eDIL: Electronic Dictionary of the Irish Language
- “chasuble”, in New English-Irish Dictionary, Foras na Gaeilge, 2013–2023
- Entries containing “casal” in English-Irish Dictionary, An Gúm, 1959, by Tomás de Bhaldraithe.
Occitan[edit]
Alternative forms[edit]
- casau (Gascony)
- chasal (Auvergne)
Etymology[edit]
From Old Occitan [Term?], from Late Latin casālis (“domestic, belonging to the house”) or casāle (“country house, farm”), ultimately from casa.
Pronunciation[edit]
Noun[edit]
casal m (plural casals)
- (Languedoc) vegetable garden
Portuguese[edit]
Etymology[edit]
From Old Galician-Portuguese casal, from Late Latin casālis (“domestic, belonging to the house”) or casāle (“country house, farm”), ultimately from casa.
Compare Italian casale, Old French chesal, Spanish casal.
Pronunciation[edit]
- (Brazil) IPA(key): /kaˈzaw/ [kaˈzaʊ̯]
- (Portugal) IPA(key): /kɐˈzal/ [kɐˈzaɫ]
- Rhymes: -al, -aw
- Hyphenation: ca‧sal
Noun[edit]
casal m (plural casais)
- couple, married couple
- O casal perfeito não existe. ― The perfect couple does not exist.
- pair
- village, hamlet
- farmhouse
Quotations[edit]
For quotations using this term, see Citations:casal.
Derived terms[edit]
- cama de casal
- quarto de casal
Related terms[edit]
- casa
Spanish[edit]
Etymology[edit]
From Late Latin casālis (“domestic, belonging to the house”) or casāle (“country house, farm”), ultimately from casa.
Compare Italian casale, Old French chesal, Catalan casal.
Pronunciation[edit]
- IPA(key): /kaˈsal/ [kaˈsal]
- Rhymes: -al
- Syllabification: ca‧sal
Noun[edit]
casal m (plural casales)
- country house
- (Argentina, Uruguay) mating pair (of animals)
- (poetic) hearth
Related terms[edit]
Further reading[edit]
- “casal”, in Diccionario de la lengua española, Vigésima tercera edición, Real Academia Española, 2014
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Create your own souvenir – a beautiful postcard with a view of the city!
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If you’re looking for some truly original entertainment in Barcelona and love handcrafted souvenirs, you’re sure to love this art class, even for those whose painting skills end with the famous “stick-stick- cucumber.
” You will draw one of the selected landscapes, and after that you will receive a printed postcard with your own work.
What to expect
Painting workshop
You will spend the morning painting one of Barcelona’s spectacular views. You do not need any experience, just enjoy the process under the guidance of an experienced teacher, all the necessary materials will be prepared in advance. And the next day after the master class, you will receive your landscape printed on a postcard.
Basic principles of landscape construction
Even if you can’t draw at all, you can easily master the universal drawing techniques and make a beautiful sketch that you can be proud of. You can then apply these principles to a variety of objects from different angles and with different lighting. The whole process will be accompanied by a practical demonstration – I will draw with you, explaining each subsequent step.
Sketching objects – famous architectural sights of Barcelona
For the master class, I selected the most beautiful views of the city, we will first choose a suitable place at the optimal distance for sketching and get ready to devote a couple of hours to pleasant creativity in one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
- Church of San Francesco de Sales
- Sagrada Familia
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- Casa de les Punches (House with Thorns)
- Fountain of the Cascade in Ciutadella Park
- Edefici de la Caixa de Pension
Organizational details
- Postcard printing is paid separately and is not included in the price of the tour.
- The minimum print run for one postcard is €10 (4 pieces). The larger number must be a multiple of four – that is, 8, 12, 16, and so on.
Meeting point
Start of Jaume metro tour 1. You will know the exact meeting point immediately after booking.
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Creative morning was a success! We even felt like artists a little))
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Thanks to Evgeny, a wonderful creative morning!
Despite the fact that no one except me was signed up for the master class that day, Evgeny did not cancel or reschedule the event)
As a result, the time flew by unnoticed, it was very interesting and unusual to start a vacation in Spain with a drawing lesson! I really liked the result!
And yet, Evgeny printed wonderful postcards based on my drawing, which will remain with me and my family for a long time!
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I recommend it to everyone! It’s non-standard, it’s interesting, it’s an incredible memory and pride – it’s so simple and easy to draw a picture, and all thanks to Evgeny.
Be sure to order postcards! Special thanks to Evgeny, an incredible depth and intelligence and joy man! You won’t regret it, that’s for sure. Everyone was on the excursions, but to create something like this with your own hands is worth a lot !!!!
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Everyone who loves to draw will enjoy this event. And be sure to order postcards with your masterpieces!!!
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I think it’s a great idea to spend a couple of hours in Barcelona without fuss and running, just watching, painting and discovering new details of the building you have chosen.
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We painted very well!!! And don’t worry, you can too! Great idea with postcards! Sending your own postcards from such a beautiful city as Barcelona, isn’t it great?)))
Eugene is a very pleasant young man with unlimited patience)) this is important!
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The tour makes you want to draw, create and learn! Very competent presentation of the material, a lot of useful techniques in technology: how to show volume, light, shadow.
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Where does the route start?
Metro Jaume 1. You will know the exact meeting point after making the prepayment.
Can I ask a question before booking?
Yes, the organizer will answer your questions within 3 hours. You do not need to pay, just create an order with a question. If something is not to your liking later, you can cancel the booking · Ask a question
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Only in case of unfavorable weather conditions, for example, if there is a boat trip, and according to the weather forecast there is an abnormally strong wind. In this case, the guide will warn you about the cancellation, and we will return the prepayment to the card. In all other cases, the tour will take place.
Who else will be with me, group size?
If the tour is private, the guide will hold a meeting just for you and your company.
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Outdoor workshops: urban sketches of Barcelona’s most famous buildings!
If you’re looking for some truly original entertainment in Barcelona and love handmade souvenirs, you can get both! Create your own souvenir – a beautiful postcard with a view of the city! It’s easy if you book one of my Tourist Drawing Workshops .
To order a master class, you need to specify the date and choose the venue in section views of Barcelona.
You do not need any experience or pencil and paper to draw, just enjoy the process under the guidance of an experienced teacher, all the necessary materials will be prepared in advance.
And, at the end of the master class, you will receive your landscape printed on a postcard!
Of course, such postcards win in comparison with traditional tourist souvenirs. They are not only unique, as works of art are unique, they carry your personal creative experience and your personal impressions of getting to know the city.
Printed postcards can be mailed to friends and family. They can also be framed and used to decorate the room, they can be a great gift.
Two-hour workshops and one-day workshops are held. The price of the two-hour workshop is €50 per person.
Barcelona painting tour for one day costs €270 for a group of 1 to 5 people regardless of the number of participants. Offsite one-day master class costs €120 per person.
Travel and meals not included. The printing of postcards is paid separately, the minimum edition of one postcard costs €10 (4 pieces). All workshops for are available upon request. You choose the type of master class and date and contact me for approval and further instructions. Below you can read reviews of the master classes, you can also see photo album .
“In January, I attended Evgeny’s master class in Barcelona – we drew Casa de les Punxes in the Eixample district with Conte pencils. I got a lot of pleasure and positive emotions! For those who are not afraid to get off the famous hiking trails, love to walk and draw (or want to try), these workshops are a godsend. It’s really cool, I recommend it! Eugene, thank you very much!
Anna
“The tour makes you want to draw, create and learn! Very competent presentation of the material, a lot of useful techniques in technology: how to show volume, light, shadow.
The tour is suitable for both experienced draftsmen and those who just want to have a great and interesting time, learning something new. I recommend! The guide brought all the materials with him: tablets, paper, pencils, which is very convenient during the trip.”
Svetlana
“I would like to thank you for the excellent master class at the port. You managed to put everything in such a clear and simple way that we really believed and felt the artist in ourselves. Thanks to you, the world of painting has opened up from a completely different perspective.
Timur
“Go!! For the opportunity to feel new impressions, for an interesting person with whom you can talk about the architecture of Gaudí and not only, get new knowledge and tips on places in Barcelona, in the end for a picture and wonderful postcards that will remind you of Barcelona and which You can mail it to friends or just give it as a gift.
Polina
“Thank you for the MC in the port. Now I look at yachts with a different look)
I was very pleased that you really don’t need experience in order to draw a postcard under your guidance.”
Galina
“We were at the master class with the whole family. Met on Boulevard San Joan, walked to the House of Thorns. Eugene gave us pencils and paper and explained the basic principles of drawing.
Two hours flew by. And so surprisingly, even the children did not get bored. Everyone was engrossed in their work. Eugene approached each of us, prompted, gave advice.
As a result, everyone got their own wonderful postcard.
We really liked the master class! We learned a lot of new things, spent time outdoors doing interesting creative activities. We will definitely go to such events!”
Catherine
We will work with graphite pencils or Conte pencils or colored pencils.