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31. Playa de La Barceloneta

Beaches

Barceloneta

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By 726francescoz

City beach

32. La Barceloneta

Neighborhoods

Port Vell (Old Port)

By hzarraga

Enjoying the Barceloneta beach!!!

33. Arc de Triomf

Monuments & Statues

Sant Pere

By 781alenak

However, only in Barcelona, it is completely made of red brick.

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34. The Carmel Bunkers

Historic Sites • Lookouts

Horta-Guinardó

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By MerCeyJRC

A better (and quieter) view than Park Guel – worth the 20 minute additional walk.

35. Montjuic Castle

Castles

Sants-Montjuíc

Admission tickets from $22.24

By cynthiacR842BW

went up via cable car well worth visiting you can walk around the castle free but for a a couple of euro you can go t…

36. L’Eixample District

Neighborhoods • Historic Walking Areas

Eixample

By MikaelF413

… most important sights in Barcelona including, for example, Sagrada Familia, Casa Mila-La Pedrera, and Casa Batllo.

37. Port Vell

Piers & Boardwalks

Barrio Gòtico (Barri Gòtic)

By vivienne_dimitri

Nice port

38. Barri de Gracia

Neighborhoods • Historic Walking Areas

Gracia

By thejudester2017

The Gracia Festival is not much frequented by tourists. So I hesitate to let the secret out. But it’s only a week in. ..

39. Casa Amatller

Architectural Buildings

Eixample

By dr_gibberish

We took a guided tour of this building which is right next to Casa Battlo (We had seen Battlo on an earlier trip).

40. Palau Dalmases

Operas • Castles

El Born / La Ribera

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By shevdeswati

We are first timers for flamenco show..the moment we stepped into the location we loved the ambience ;beautiful and i…

41. Barcelona Wax Museum

Speciality Museums

Barrio Gòtico (Barri Gòtic)

Admission tickets from $23.35

42. Suntransfers

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Taxis & Shuttles

Poblenou

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By jojododsworth

Fantastic transfer service from sun transfers Everything on time Cars immaculate Drivers polite and courteous

43. CaixaForum Barcelona

Architectural Buildings • Art Museums

El Raval

By 82manuelal

A very nice sit touristique, present interesting exibitions, nice architecture, there is an entrance to pay; you will…

44. Placa Sant Felip Neri

Historic Walking Areas • Religious Sites

Barrio Gòtico (Barri Gòtic)

By dsam3

During the Spanish civil war, the square was the center of conflict and bombings!

45. Mirador de Colom

Monuments & Statues

Port Vell (Old Port)

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By drjamtravels

Christopher Columbus monument

46. Casa Lleo i Morera

Architectural Buildings

Eixample

By Luciafernandez62

The facade is amazing, and you can easily recognize Casa Lleo I Morera when you see the tempietto on top of the roof,. ..

47. Museu d’Historia de Catalunya

History Museums

Port Vell (Old Port)

Admission tickets from $8.89

By Sue_at_folly

You can also log on to a website at the museum which gives information about the exhibits in Catalan, Spanish, Englis…

48. Parque del Laberint d’Horta

Parks

Horta-Guinardó

By Darby1960

Great fun in the maze- cool and calm vistas and lovely shady walks.

49. Reial Monestir de Santa Maria de Pedralbes

Speciality Museums • Historic Sites

Sarrià

By KatherineCIS

… that are still part of the collection from the beginning of the cloister from the 14th century was amazing.

50. Mercat Santa Caterina

Farmers Markets

El Born / La Ribera

By LorrieW834

This lovely young man at Debon meats let us test the cheese and meat we bought.

51. Museu Maritim de Barcelona

Speciality Museums

El Raval

By MYDOGISFINN

This is a magnificent, modern maritime museum located in a historic building which was part of a shipyard.

52. Hash Marihuana & Hemp Museum

Speciality Museums

Barrio Gòtico (Barri Gòtic)

By Fligra

Audio guide interesting and informative.

53. Centro Comercial Arenas De Barcelona

Shopping Malls

Eixample

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Open now

By Carrons

We had fun viewing the city from the top of this old bull ring.

54. Diagonal Mar Centro Comercial

Shopping Malls

Diagonal Mar

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By 954seraf

One incredible mall ever , everything you need find everything there ❤️it took us 2 days to fully see everything. ..

55. Bogatell Beach

Beaches

Poblenou

By Sheraqui

Great beach to spend the day people watching: apart from the annoying massage women who seem to have the memory of a…

56. El Puerto de Barcelona

Marinas

Port Vell (Old Port)

By X8188ERbillr

Some cruise ships dock here.

57. La Maquinista

Shopping Malls

Sant Andreu

By 465bobbieb

Very good shopping and eating. There are plenty of shops to go to for every budget and is easy to find.

58. Cascada Monumental

Monuments & Statues • Fountains

Sant Pere

By Margo7850p

The Cascada Monumental is a breathtaking waterfall located inside of the huge Ciutadella Park.

59. MEAM Museu Europeu d’Art Modern

Speciality Museums

El Born / La Ribera

By sunlight71

I wasn’t expecting much after my visit to the ‘other’ modern art museum in Barcelona but his place was one of the bet. ..

60. Gran Teatre del Liceu

Theaters

La Rambla

By BFO1964

Absolutely beautiful auditorium, friendly staff, good acoustics.

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ReviewsByYaa

London, UK691 contributions

City beach

Lovely beach not the best in Barcelona but easy to get too on the L4 line, be aware of a lot of beach vendors trying to sell you things.

Enjoyed the boardwalk if you didn’t want to lay down on sand but still wanted to have views walking along the boardwalk is the next best thing.

Review of: Playa de La Barceloneta

Written January 1, 2023

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SFTRVLR

San Francisco, CA2,045 contributions

A Mediterannean beach right in the city! Incredible. This proximity to the sea makes Barcelona an even more unique city

A Mediterannean beach right in the city! Incredible. This proximity to the sea makes Barcelona an even more unique city.

Review of: La Barceloneta

Written September 3, 2022

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Adam M

Norwich, UK127 contributions

Worth a view

We did this as our last ‘sight -see’ in Barca. It is a great monument in a lovely setting – I would say it is better than the famous Paris Arc!

Well situated for trains and metro we saw it before heading off to the airport.

Review of: Arc de Triomf

Written April 10, 2023

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_elainehindson

Kent, UK276 contributions

Panoramic views of Barcelona

Our son recommended this place to us. It wasn’t in our guidebook, but it’s very popular with the younger generation especially, who like to go up to the Bunkers to watch the sunset.

We are in our sixties, so felt like the oldest ones there, but if you take the metro L3 to Vallcarca, and the No.22 bus to Gran Turo de la Rovira (penultimate stop), it’s a short 10 minute walk to the top. There’s a set of concrete steps opposite the bus stop, and from there just keep heading uphill. The concrete bunkers were used for gun emplacements in the Civil War. They’re covered in graffiti now, and there are no facilities there, so take drinks with you. The views of the city are superb, and the 22 bus is very frequent, or you could even take a taxi out there, with a five minute walk to the top. We used our Hola Barcelona card on the metro and bus, and the bus stop is very close to Vallcarca Metro station. Worth a trip out for the views. We probably took an hour and a half out of our schedule to fit this in, but were glad we did.

Review of: The Carmel Bunkers

Written March 24, 2023

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Rachel S

Cardiff, UK23 contributions

Worth seeing

Good experience fantastic views over Barcelona
Would recommend getting metro to para lel then funicular to cable car
If you visit after 3 on a Sunday entrance is free

Review of: Montjuic Castle

Written February 27, 2023

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leuveen

United Kingdom1,142 contributions

The heart of modern Barcelona

A somewhat monumental District with stunning architecture and many great cafes and restaurants. Well worth a visit and a stroll around.

Review of: L’Eixample District

Written February 16, 2023

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Adam M

Norwich, UK127 contributions

Nice strolling

Atmospheric, and beautiful. Well worth a stroll to look at the yachts and browse the market stalls. There is some lovely architecture – old and new. Shame some are derelict. Hopefully it will be restored and used.

Review of: Port Vell

Written April 10, 2023

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leuveen

United Kingdom1,142 contributions

Delightful

Gracia has been my favourite part of Barcelona for many years and I still find it delightful. A part of Barcelona that kept its character of a charming village and offers a welcomed break after the noise and crowds in more touristy spots across the city.

Review of: Barri de Gracia

Written February 9, 2023

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Kara G

Minnesota207 contributions

Lots of furniture to see

We enjoyed the house and all the details, especially the amount of furniture still in the home. You really got a sense of what it may have been like in its original time. Much more that the other homes we toured. The preservation and care taken to ensure it stays in as good of condition as possible was impressive. We did the guided tour at 10am as that was the first tour of the day. We did the 8:30 Casa Batllo prior and had about 30 min wait in-between. We didn’t realize the cafe was open, so if you do this schedule go to the cafe before your tour! Our guide was very nervous and checked his notes a few times, he struggled a bit to find the words he wanted in English. He warmed up a bit at the end as he relaxed more I think. I think he could use a bit more practice, but will be a great guide in the future. His passion for the house was evident in the at he shared his knowledge. When we went off the script a bit you could tell that he was very knowledgeable about the home.

Review of: Casa Amatller

Written March 19, 2023

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california48 contributions

Great show.

The show was excellent. We got tickets last minute, there were 3 women who did about 6-7 dances, plus a guitarist and 2 singers. I wasn’t planning on this, but it’d have been a total miss if I didn’t go here. I don’t know much about flamenco, but I enjoyed this very much. Would go back (esp if they perform different songs each time, I’d think so.).

Review of: Palau Dalmases

Written March 27, 2023

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permia

Ireland38,537 contributions

Impressive realism

In a fabulous home that was a former major bank, a great collection of the famous and historical are here to be greeted.

Realism of the personages is impressive. It was fun moving along seeing how many of the hundreds a name could be put to.

Review of: Barcelona Wax Museum

Written April 20, 2023

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mike b

Swansea, UK40 contributions

suntransfers

great service by suntransfers to and from the airport to our destination. cars were clean and tidy. driver was helpful and on time. easy on line booking

Review of: Suntransfers

Written April 24, 2023

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permia

Ireland38,537 contributions

Another marvellous legacy from the industrial powerhouse of textiles

An eclectic trio of exhibitions were absorbing. Six Egyptian mummies from the British Museum featured. Accompanied with the latest scientific research, elucidating the customs and society of civilisations of millennia ago.

A selection from the Prado comprised great works including premier portraits by luminaries such as Goya.

Another exposition constituted non European magical outlooks, plus contemporary interpretations of eternal themes.

Its home is worthy of mention. Another marvellous legacy from the industrial powerhouse of textiles, a former textile factory imagined by the famous Josep Puig i Cadafalch. Completed in 1911 it lasted only 8 years producing textiles.

Having a number of roles until it was acquired by the Foundation in 1963, it opened as a cultural outlet in 2002.

Review of: CaixaForum Barcelona

Written April 10, 2023

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permia

Ireland38,537 contributions

Atmospheric

A lovely tranquil (at least at our visit) Plaza has a duo of landmarks.

Outstandingly, the first is the eponymous great Church. Secondly at the centre is a fine fountain dedicated to life and all its mysteries.

Review of: Placa Sant Felip Neri

Written April 22, 2023

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JRMADA

United States3,355 contributions

Barcelona’s Rambla Starts Here

This is a tall monument between Las Ramblas and Rambla de Mar. One can go up for a fee and get a view from the top. It looks like there is some restoration going on right now, so check their website for opening times before coming to climb it.

Review of: Mirador de Colom

Written December 7, 2022

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France, Andorra, Spain from Barcelona

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The Original Three Countries in One Day: France, Andorra, Spain from Barcelona

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Visit Andorra, France, and Spain in a single day on a tour from Barcelona that takes in historic architecture, gorgeous mountain landscapes, and three distinctive cultures. If your time is limited, choosing a guided tour ensures you see more than you would on your own, from breakfast in Spain to lunch in a traditional French restaurant (own expense), with a series of fascinating sightseeing stops throughout the day.

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Time-saving 3-country tour from Barcelona to France and Andorra
Wander the medieval streets of Ax-Les-Thermes
Drive through the Pyrenees to the country of Andorra
Experience the healing waters from one of the many spas
Convenient pickup and drop-off in central Barcelona

Local guide ( English Only)
Air-conditioned vehicle

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Gratuities
Food and drinks, unless specified
Lunch

Meet a guide in central Barcelona, then travel to the Spanish village of Baga, where you have views of the rocky peaks in Cadi-Moixero National Park. Tour the village’s square and medieval church. Then, head deeper into the countryside toward the French border.
Next, stop at the ancient spa town of Ax-Les-Thermes. Discover some natural fountains, soak your feet in the healing waters, and enjoy the free time to browse local artisan shops and explore this traditional French village.
Meet your guide back at the bus, climb aboard, and travel to Andorra. Travel through the scenic Pyrenees Alps on route to Andorra la Vella. Along the route, cross the Pas de la Casa, a high mountain pass with some ample photo opportunities.
Descend into Andorra, stopping off at a mountain valley to explore tiny stone huts that dot the mountainside and an ancient Roman church stands.
From here you head down the valleys into Andorra de la Vella. This will be your last stop of the day, but you have enough time to do a little bit of duty-free shopping and grab a quick bargain.
Begin the return to Barcelona in the late afternoon, pausing for a drink in Coll de Nargo along the way and finishing the day at a central location in Barcelona.

Departure details

C/ Palau de la Música, 1, 08003 Barcelona, Spain
Explore Catalunya Office. We are located in a little alley between the Palau de la Música building and Via Laietana, opposite the Palau de la Música’s cafeteria.

Return details

Arco de Triunfo de Barcelona, Passeig de Lluís Companys, 08003 Barcelona, Spain
Depending on the size of your group, and the traffic conditions on the day of the tour, you will return either to the main office or to Place Catalunya, which is just an easy 3-5 minute walk away.

Not wheelchair accessible
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Near public transportation
Infants must sit on laps
Infant seats available

If you have questions about accessibility, we’d be happy to help. Just call the number below and reference the product code: 3142THREECOUNTRIES

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A current valid passport is required on the day of travel. You MUST confirm and obtain any visa requirements prior to border crossing. All visa requirements are the sole responsibility of the traveler.
Please bring a towel if you plan to use the spa water in Ax Les Thermes
This tour operates in English only
Most travelers can participate
This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 20 travelers

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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During this experience, places you will visit include:

Palace of Catalan Music

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Christiaan O

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Great tour

Apr 2023 • Couples

Great overall tour. Quick and to the point. Very informative. Jordi was fantastic. Highly recommended.

Written April 23, 2023

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Nicole M

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2023 Three Country Tour

Apr 2023 • Family

The best part of the tour was the magnificent views of the snow capped mountains around the Spain/France border. In addition, the stops at the villages were amazing.

Written April 21, 2023

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hannalief8

Brisbane, Australia28 contributions

An entertaining and happy tour

Apr 2023 • Couples

We had the most interesting and entertaining day on our trip. Gloria our guide is an excellent storyteller and made the history alive and entertaining. We loved being Gloria’s people for the day. The landscapes were spectacular.
The only suggestion would be to make the stop in Ax-les-Thermes longer and the one in Andorra la Vella shorter. We found Ax-les-Thermes much more interesting

Written April 18, 2023

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Nomad749208

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A Must When Visiting Barcelona! 3 Countries, 12 hours!

Apr 2023

We took the 3 country tour on 04/16/2023. Sergio was our guide. He was funny, informative, and helpful. Alex(?) our driver was professional and made it a smooth ride the entire trip.

It is an early departure so get a good night’s rest the night before. There are no food or drinks provided so bring your own.

First stop was Barga. It is a bit of a drive but it is a beautiful drive surrounded by beautiful landscapes with a couple castle’s on the way. It’s a beautiful remote village of Spain. You spend about 45 minutes where you get to see the remains of the original fortress, a beautiful medieval church, and some small shops.

Next stop is Thermes d’Ax in France. Again the drive is surrounded by beautiful scenery! Quite a view. The town itself is quite small but there are small shops and a variety of food establishments to chose from. We ate at Le Comptoir where I had
a very delicious hamburger and fries. My father had the soup (beef) which they’re known for. It was amazing. He had one of the last remaining portions. The town also has a small beautiful church. It also has 3 public foot baths to chose from. The bath water is from natural springs. I didn’t like the sulfur smell so I didn’t try them.

The final stop is Andorra. You are taken to the capital Andorra La Vella. You spend about an hour and half there. The town is known for it’s shopping so I recommend you do a quick online search to see what stores you would like to check out. It’s also known for it’s very low taxes/duties so some alcohol is quite cheap. Plenty of food options as well. Andorra is not part of the European Union, however they do take Euro, so it can get expensive to connect to their cell network. Sergio recommended we turn off data and/or place the phone in airplane mode to avoid the international roaming fee.

My observations from this trip:

1. Bring water and small snacks. The drive in between towns is long so water and snacks, just in case.

2. Get a good night’s sleep the night before. It’s a 12 hour trip with an early departure.

3. Bring a travel pillow for napping on the bus.

4. You’ll need your passport so don’t forget it.

5. Seating is not assigned so you may not get to sit with your entire group.

6. Wear your seat belt!!! If you get pulled over by Spanish Police the fine for not wearing seat belts is $200 euro per person!!! The individual incurs the fine NOT the tour company.

***I suggest the tour guides inform individuals of this and advise/recommend passengers to wear seatbelts for safety purposes and to avoid fines***

7. The trip is worth it! Sergio was funny and informative. He definitely knows a lot about the regions you’re visiting. 3 countries in 12 is exhausting so the tour allows for someone else to do the driving while you relax and enjoy the views or take a nap. You’ll be surrounded by beauty the minute you leave the metropolitan area of Barcelona, hills, mountains, forests, rivers, waterfalls. The upper elevations may be cold so dress accordingly. The trip is a definite must and I highly recommend it.

Written April 16, 2023

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David

Richmond, United States2 contributions

Three Countries in One Day: France, Andorra, Spain from Barcelona

Apr 2023

Tour was great, especially enjoyed Andorra. Early departure but go early as office is underground and difficult to locate if you aren’t familiar with the area.

Written April 14, 2023

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Meg

3 contributions

Crowded and long bus rides

This is a boring trip. Most of your time is spent on a crowded bus. You’re left on your own at each town. I didn’t get to sit by my family on the bus.

Written April 14, 2023

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David W

Colorado Springs10 contributions

Amazing trip

Apr 2023

Loved the beautiful countries. The trip was amazing. Great experience walking around in Baga Spain. Once in a lifetime trip to Andorra. Our guide was so much fun.

Written April 14, 2023

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Mary S

4 contributions

Great day!

Apr 2023

This is a lot to do! The places that you go to are beautiful and Cam out guide was great! He really tried to make the most of our day. The only problem was that we went on Easter Monday and so many places were closed. That was not something that we thought of happening when we booked our outing. Cam did point out so many interesting things as we were traveling. He was also the first one to put their feet in the hot spring waters! It was too hot for me. He also knows the best restaurants in the towns and where to go for a great breakfast croissant!

Written April 13, 2023

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Kayla S

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Amazing Tour

Mar 2023 • Couples

Sergio was our tour guide and we had such an amazing time. Yes you will be on a bus all day but you are going to see 3 different countries that are so different. It honestly didn’t feel bad and the scenery is so beautiful you won’t be bored. We had about 30 minutes in Baga that included getting the best chocolate croissant and a nice walking tour. Then we drove through the beautiful French countryside to Ax-les-thermes where I fell in love walking around the cute town for about 90 minutes. We ended in Andorra la Vella which I didn’t care too much for as it was a mini city but seeing the Pyrenees mountains was breathtaking. My husband and I totally thought the tour was worth it.

Written April 10, 2023

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Beaumont, TX3 contributions

3 Country tour

Apr 2023 • Couples

Trip was nice! Saw places we’ll probably never see again! Loved Andorra! Mark was our tour guide. Very sweet and knowledgeable.

Written April 8, 2023

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  - Lilia Pozdnova
    
    Tel Aviv, Israel8 publications
    
    Delight! Space!
    
    Sagrada Familia in Barcelona is one of the most amazing buildings I have ever seen! I was amazed by the scale and beauty of this place, and it seems to me that it is a real miracle of architecture.
    
    The entrance to the temple is decorated with majestic facades that describe scenes from the Bible, and inside the viewer is in for a stunning beauty. The architect Antonio Gaudí has created amazing forms, decorated with granite and mosaics, and every element of the building seems to be thought out to the smallest detail.
    
    One of the most impressive moments was climbing one of the towers, which offers a breathtaking view of Barcelona. I was blown away by the height and space of this place and I feel like Sagrada Familia is a must visit place in Barcelona.
    
    Overall, I was very impressed with Sagrada Familia and I think it’s one of the most amazing places to visit in Europe. If you haven’t been here yet, be sure to visit this place!
    
    Tickets must be purchased online and in advance! Just come to the building, buy tickets and go inside, if you are an independent traveler, it will not work!
    
    Review for Sagrada Familia
    
    Published April 21, 2023
    
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  - Olya Kozich
    
    Krakow, Poland1,981 publications
    
    Business card
    
    Iconic place, I really liked it. I didn’t go inside, I looked only from the outside.
    Many experts note that the construction of Casa Batllo in Barcelona marked a new stage in the work of Antoni Gaudi, when he completely departed from the styles known at that time and began to follow exclusively his own architectural ideas. Casa Batllo is one of the main attractions of Barcelona.
    
    Review for: Casa Batlló
    
    Published September 19, 2022
    
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  - vadimk962
    
    Moscow, Russia7,410 publications
    
    The very charm of Barcelona
    
    The first place I went to when I came to Barca on my own was the Gothic Quarter. Without him, the city would lose all its charm. The soul of Catalonia is located on the Ramblas, but the heart is definitely here. All buildings belong to the period of 14-15 centuries. The buildings are chaotic medieval, but you can afford to get lost here for a couple of hours) Although people lived here back in the time of Emperor Octavian Augustus, the remains of Roman buildings can still be seen .. In a word, Must See in Barcelona!
    
    Review for: Gothic Quarter
    
    Published December 11, 2022
    
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  - Nata
    
    Asti, Italy179 publications
    
    In a word – Beauty!
    
    That’s… both beautiful and touching. Peace and quiet. I would like to return. The impression is pleasant and long lasting.
    
    Review for: Palace of Catalan Music
    
    Published August 4, 2022
    
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  - Andriy K
    
    Mariupol, Ukraine790 publications
    
    A magnificent creation of the Master
    
    Yes – Gaudi, yes – great! Of course, it delights, but there is one “BUT” – you see, for security reasons, access to the main observation deck is limited. Therefore, if you are going to enjoy the “iconic” view of Barcelona from this park, get ready to stand in a long queue (even on a weekday in the off-peak season).
    
    Review for: Parc Güell
    
    Published April 30, 2022
    
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  - Nothern_Angel
    
    Kyiv, Ukraine5,945 publications
    
    Mercat de la Boqueria
    
    Located on the Rambla, in the part of the Rambla of Flowers, which used to be called the Rambla of St. Joseph. The modern name has taken root because a myriad of flower shops and shops are concentrated on this segment of the boulevard. Boqueria was opened on 19March 1840 on the day of St. Joseph, which is why the boulevard originally got its name. The market acquired its completed look with a recognizable roof only in 1914. Boqueria is famous throughout Barcelona for its huge selection of fresh products, and its area is 2500 square meters. meters. There are many bars in the market.
    
    Review for: Mercat de la Boqueria
    
    Published July 21, 2021
    
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  - Strugail
    
    Kyiv, Ukraine257 publications
    
    Magnificent
    
    A unique example of Antonio Gaudí’s work. You should definitely buy tickets and go inside, go up to the roof and see the exposition.
    
    Review for: Dom Mila
    
    Posted January 30, 2022
    
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  - Northern_Angel
    
    Kyiv, Ukraine5,945 publications
    
    Magic Fountain (Montjuic Fountain)
    
    The Magic Fountain of Montjuic is a fountain located on the Montjuic hill in Barcelona. The Magic Fountain was built for the 1929 World Exhibition in Barcelona in a futuristic style in the shape of an ellipse, designed by local engineer Carlos Buigas.
    
    This giant fountain, consisting of many small jets, begins to shimmer with the music of Bach, Beethoven and Tchaikovsky in thousands of colors, constantly changing its shape. It is as if he performs a magical dance, the movements of which are never repeated during the entire performance.
    
    Review for: Magic Fountain (Montjuic Fountain)
    
    Published July 21, 2021
    
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  - Olya Kozich
    
    Krakow, Poland1,981 publications
    
    Great stadium
    
    Great stadium and museum. My husband and I were in the museum, because there were no matches then. He was delighted, and I liked it too, but a little less.
    
    Review for: Camp Nou (New Field)
    
    Published September 19, 2022
    
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  - vadimk962
    
    Moscow, Russia7 410 publications
    
    Barcelona Maritime Church
    
    Church of St. Mary on the Sea so the name of the basilica is translated. It was built back in 1383 and during its long life it has been subjected to many trials – this is an earthquake, wars and a fire, but it stands and is still close to God, as it should be by status. It was built at the time when the era of the Great Geographical Discoveries was just beginning and travel across the seas and oceans was dangerous and fraught with many difficulties. Therefore, sailors love this church especially. I recommend!
    
    Review for: Church of Santa Maria del Mar
    
    Published December 11, 2022
    
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  - Andrey K
    
    Mariupol, Ukraine790 publications
    
    Luxurious avenue
    
    Right behind Plaza Catalunya you come to the beautiful Gracia Avenue. There are chic shops, banks. Gaudí’s houses are also located along this avenue – Casa Milla and Casa Ballo
    
    Review for: Avenida Gracia (Paseo de Gracia)
    
    Published April 30, 2022
    
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  - vadimk962
    
    Moscow, Russia7 410 publications
    
    Beautiful architecture
    
    Atmospheric place in Barcelona. This is a private house built by the genius Gaudi by order of an admirer of his talent, the industrialist Güell in 1890 year. Entrance to the building and inspection (including the roof) is paid = 12 euros. Near the pedestrian Rambla, finding a house is easy. Inside, the luxury of finishing and it is clear why the house is called a palace. I recommend.
    
    Review for: Palau Güell
    
    Published January 7, 2023
    
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  - investigator64
    
    Ivanovo, Russia32,037 publications
    
    Palau Nacional: Palace that became a Museum…
    
    In 1929, Catalonia, and, I believe, all of Spain, rejoiced – of course, because the beautiful Barcelona hosted the guests of the World Exhibition, designed to demonstrate the achievements of various peoples of our planet. It is clear that the Catalan Spaniards approached this matter very creatively.
    First of all, they began to look for a decent-sized plot of land on which it was planned to build, if not a whole new city, then something that, without the “be”, would conquer the minds of the Exposición Internacional participants (and it required at least a hundred hectares !!!).
    A kind of architectural “driver” of the idea was the notorious Josep Puig i Cadafalch, one of the largest representatives of Spanish Art Nouveau in architecture, who eventually switched to the position of Catalan nousentism. At his suggestion, Montjuic was chosen for the construction of the exhibition area, rising at the end of the avenida of Queen Maria Cristina (Avinguda de la Reina Maria Cristina), coming from Plaza de España (Plaça d’Espanya).
    Among other objects planned for construction was the National Palace (Palau Nacional or Palacio Nacional). Despite its relative newness, the building, designed by the architects Enric Sata, Eugenio Pere Sendoya and Pere Domenech i Roura, is an interesting example of urban architecture, in the appearance of which, thanks to the genius of the mentioned Masters, reminiscences of the Spanish Renaissance and academic classicism. I believe that it would be appropriate to mention that in the design, I will not be afraid of the word of the word, the grandiose monumental architectural creation was attended by outstanding sculptors and artists, representatives of Catalan nousentism Enric Casanovas i Roy, Frederic Mares Deulovol, Josep Limona i Bruguera, Francesc d’Assis Gali y Fabra, Josep de Togores y Llach, Manuel Humbert y Esteva, Josep Obiols y Palau, Francesc Labarta y Planas, etc.
    Describing the architecture of the Palau Nacional is a thankless task, because almost SEVEN million of all kinds of publications on this topic will be offered to you by the smart Internet. After the completion of the Exposició Internacional de Barcelona in 1930, the history of the National Palace gained a second “breath”: in 1934, the National Museum of Catalan Art was located within its majestic walls, uniting under its shadow the previously existing expositions of two independent museums – the art of Catalonia and modern art. If you have enough time and love to hang out around the museum, then you will have unforgettable hours of pleasant acquaintance with a collection of different genres – from Romanesque frescoes to Catalan easel painting, from French Baroque painting to Italian Quattrocento, from numismatics to bonistics. Highly recommend!!!
    
    Review for: National Art Museum of Catalonia
    
    Published March 1, 2022
    
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  - Ekaterina N
    
    Irkutsk, Russia66 publications
    
    Loved it!
    
    We spent 3 hours in the museum and didn’t see everything. The child turned 4 a month ago, a lot was interesting. The adults loved it too! From there you can walk to the funicular to Tibidabo (35-40 min walk, most of the way the scenery around is pleasant).
    
    Review for: CosmoCaixa
    
    Published February 1, 2020
    
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  - Olya Kozich
    
    Krakow, Poland1,981 publications
    
    Beautiful park
    
    Awesome park, I really liked it, a lot of greenery.
    The park was opened in the middle of the 19th century and for several decades remained the only green area in the city.
    
    Review for: Ciutadella Park (Park Ciutadella)
    
    Published September 19, 2022
    
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  Barcelona attractions are:
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  - Gothic Quarter
  - Casa Batlló
  - Palace of Catalan Music
  - House Mila
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  Barcelona (Barcelona) – the capital of Catalonia in Spain, one of the most ancient and famous cities in the world and Europe. Barcelona’s location on the Mediterranean coast is almost perfect.
  
  It stretches along the foothills of the Collserola Mountains between the two rivers Llobregat and Besos, near the border with France.
  
  Its area is 100 sq. km. Although the population is about 2 million people, but together with the suburbs it is almost 5 million inhabitants.
  
  Previously, there was a Roman settlement called Barcino. This is probably where the name of the city, Barcelona, comes from.
  
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  Barcelona has a centuries-old historical, artistic and architectural heritage.
  
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  A beautiful legend says that it was founded by Hercules (the hero of ancient Greek myths). According to another version, the founding father of Barcelona was Hamilcar Barca.
  
  Romans, Moors, Franks, Britons and others have tried to conquer it throughout the ages. But, despite this, the city has preserved its heritage to this day.
  
  Now it is one of the most visited cities in the world.
  
  Barcelona has preserved a lot of sights, as it was one of the richest cities in Europe.
  
  Almost every building here is an architectural monument. The huge, 60-meter monument to the famous navigator Columbus is impressive. The monument is located exactly in the place where Columbus returned after the discovery of America.
  
  The 6,000-square-meter Boqueria Old Market is also an eye-catcher. It is located in the central part of Barcelona, at the exit to the Rambla.
  The market has turned into a tourist attraction, where you can not only buy jamon, olive oil, cheeses, etc. for the table, but also admire the buildings decorated with mosaics.
  
  You can see the main masterpieces of the famous Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí:
  
  Casa Mila (1906-1910),
  
  Casa Batlló or Batlló,
  
  Park Güell (1900-1914), over 17 hectares,
  
  and the Sagrada Familia, which has been under construction for almost 130 years.
  
  All of these sites are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
  
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  The Basilica of the Sagrada Familia (La Sagrada Familia) or the Expiatory Temple of the Holy Family (Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família) is a working church in the Eixample…
  
  The Gothic Quarter (El Gòtic) is located in the heart of the old town. The buildings located here were built in the Middle Ages, and some – even in the Roman era…
  
  Las Ramblas is located next to the Gothic quarter and runs from Plaza Catalunya (Plaça de Catalunya) to the X monument. Columbus at the Old Port…
  
  Park Güell is special and absolutely unlike any other park. This magnificent creation of the great Antonio Gaudi, with an area of more than 17 hectares…
  
  Boqueria Market (Mercat de la Boqueria) – an old food market, covering an area of 6 thousand square meters …
  
  Barcelona Cathedral. Saint Eulalia (Cathedral of Santa Eulalia), the patroness of Barcelona, who lived in the 4th century AD . ..
  
  House Mila or Casa Mila (Casa Mila) or La Pedrera (La Pedrera) – a very beautiful and unusual building, which is both an architectural monument and a residential building…
  
  Casa Batlló or Casa Batlló, the creation of the great Gaudí, is located on Passeig de Gracia, in the middle of the Eixample quarter…
  
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  The National Art Museum of Catalonia (Museo Nacional de Arte de Cataluna, abbr. MNAC) is located in the Parc de Montjuic…
  
  Museum of the History of Barcelona (Museu d Història de la Ciutat Barcelona) (MUHBA)
  
  Other sights and places of interest in Barcelona:
  
  Montjuic Mountain,
  
  Zoological Park of Barcelona (Zoo Barcelona)
  
  Barcelona Center for Contemporary Culture (CCCB) The Barcelona Center for Contemporary Culture,
  
  House Terrades – “House with spikes” in Barcelona (Casa Terrades – “Casa de les Punxes”),
  
  Montaner Palace (Palacio de Ramon Montaner)
  
  If you are in Barcelona for the first time, it is usually recommended to go to the boulevard or Passeig de Gracia (Passeig de Gracia). It is located in the city center. It takes about an hour and a half.
  
  Parks also attract tourists. After Park Güell, the park on the hill of Montjuic is very popular.
  It can be reached by cable car. The second cable car (Telefericos de Montjuic) operates on the Montjuic hill.
  
  In the evening, it is advised to visit the Plaza de España and see a magnificent light and musical performance: singing fountains.
  In summer, the show is held from Thursday to Sunday, the rest of the time on Friday and Saturday.
  
  In general, the best time for city tours is spring, early summer and autumn.
  July and August can be very hot here.
  
  A very good opportunity to see as many sights as possible in one day and not overpay is to buy a single ticket for a double-decker tourist bus.
  
  You will see the most interesting and beautiful places in the city. You can get off the bus, take a closer look at the building or monument you are interested in, and get on the next bus. With the Bus Touristik ticket, you can get a discount on admission to some museums. The buses have an audio guide and Wi-Fi.
  
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  The Spanish Village in Barcelona or “Pueblo Espanyol” (Poble Espanyol) is an open-air museum.
  
  It is located in a park on Mount Montjuïc in and has almost 90 years old
  
  This complex was built specifically for the start of the 1929 World’s Fair.
  The very name of this Barcelona attraction indicates a small stylized village, which is made in different architectural styles that belong to different regions of Spain.
  
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  The Blau Museum in Barcelona (El Museu Blau) is very young, its opening took place in 2011.
  
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  The Picasso Museum in Barcelona (Museu Picasso de Barcelona) is a beautiful building located on the narrow street of Carrer Montcada.
  
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  Barcelona Aquarium (L’aquarium de Barcelona) is located on an artificially created peninsula in the port of Vel.
  
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  The National Art Museum of Catalonia in Barcelona (Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya – MNAC) is located in the Parc de Montjuic.
  
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  Center – Museum of Contemporary Art of Barcelona (The Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona, abbr. MACBA) is located in the old city.
  
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  The Museum of the History of Catalonia in Barcelona (Museum d’ Història de Catalunya) is located in the building of the Naval Palace (Palau del Mar).
  
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  The Zoo Barcelona is located in the Parc de la Ciutadella.
  
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  Casa Batlló in Barcelona or Casa Batlló, the creation of the great Gaudí, is located on Passeig de Gracia, in the middle of the Eixample quarter.
  
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  Montjuic in Barcelona (Montjuic) is located in the south of the city, near the coast.
  
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  Mount Tibidabo in Barcelona (Tibidabo) is the highest point in Barcelona.
  
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  Barcelona Contemporary Cultural Center (CCCB) (Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona) is part of the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art (MACBA).
  
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  The Sagrada Familia Basilica in Barcelona (La Sagrada Familia) or the Expiatory Temple of the Sagrada Familia (Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família) is a working church located in the Eixample district.
  
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  The Museum of the History of Barcelona (Museu d Història de la Ciutat Barcelona) (MUHBA) is located underground. It is located on the site where the excavations of the ancient Roman settlement were carried out.
  
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  Barcelona’s Boqueria Market (Mercat de la Boqueria) is an old food market covering an area of 6,000 square meters.
  
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  Barcelona Cathedral (Cathedral of Santa Eulalia) or the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia is located in the Gothic quarter of Barcelona – Barri Gotic.
  
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  House Mila in Barcelona or Casa Mila (Casa Mila) – a very beautiful and unusual building, which is both an architectural monument and a residential building.
  
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  Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter (El Gòtic) is located in the heart of the old city.
  
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  Park Güell in Barcelona is special, and absolutely unlike any other park.
  
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  Barcelona’s Las Ramblas is a must-see attraction.
  
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  The Antoni Tàpies Foundation in Barcelona (Fundació Antoni Tàpies) was founded relatively recently: in 1984 by the famous Catalan artist Antoni Tàpies.
  
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  Camp Nou in Barcelona (Camp Nou) or the New Field is one of the important attractions of the city.
  
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  Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar in Barcelona (Basílica Santa Maria del Mar de Barcelona), also known by another name: La Ribera Cathedral, because it is located in the La Ribera district.
  
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  Passeig de Gracia in Barcelona (Passeig de Gracia) is one of the most popular and largest streets of the capital of Catalonia. It is also considered the most beautiful street in the city.
  
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  The Basilica of Santa Maria del Pi in Barcelona (Basílica de Santa Maria del Pi) was built at the end of the 14th century.
  
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  Palace of Catalan Music in Barcelona (Palau de la Música Catalana) is a concert hall located in the center of Barcelona, next to the Gothic quarter.
  
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  Jardines Mossèn Costa i Llobera Botanical Gardens in Barcelona (Jardines Mossèn Costa i Llobera) is a famous cactus park, which is located on the slopes of Montjuic.
  
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  The Joan Miró Foundation Museum in Barcelona (Fundació Joan Miró) is a contemporary art museum.
  
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  The Cosmo Caixa Barcelona Science and Education Museum (Cosmo Caixa Barcelona) is an interactive museum that includes a planetarium.
  
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  Orta Labyrinth Park in Barcelona (Parc del Laberint d’Horta) – located in the Orta Guinardo area, next to the Collserola mountain.
  
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  House of Vicens in Barcelona (Casa Visens) is one of the first works of Antoni Gaudí.
  
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  Barcelona’s Moja Castle (Palau Moja) was built in the 18th century in the Baroque style.
  
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  Barcelona’s Ciutadella Park or Parc de la Ciutadella is located in the northeast of the Old City.
  
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  Casa Terrades – “House with thorns” in Barcelona (Casa Terrades – “Casa de les Punxes”) is located near the house of Mila, at the intersection of Carrer de Rossello and Avigunda Diagonal.
  
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  Montaner Palace in Barcelona (Palacio de Ramon Montaner) is located in the Eixample District, at the intersection of Passeig de Gracia, La Pedrera and Avenida Diagonal.
  
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  Casa Thomas in Barcelona (Casa Thomas) is located in the Eixample district, on Mallorca street (Mallorka)
  
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  Museum Frederic Mares in Barcelona (Museu Frederic Mares) is located in the Gothic quarter of the city, on the territory of the Royal Palace.
  
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  The Barcelona Bullfighting Museum (Museu Tauri) is one of the largest arenas in Spain.
  
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  Museum of the Olympic Games and Sports in Barcelona (Museu Olimpic i de l’Esport) or the Olympic Movement and Sports (Museo Olímpico Y Del Deporte).
  
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  Barcelona Chocolate Museum (Museu de la Xocolata) is located in the Old Town. It is located in the building of a former nunnery.
  
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  The Church of Saint Michael in Barcelona (Esglesia de Sant Miquel del Port) is located in the port.
  
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  The Temple of the Sacred Heart in Barcelona (Basilica Templo Expiatorio del Sagrado Corazon de Jesus) is located on the very top of Mount Tibidabo.
  
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  The Grand Royal Palace of Barcelona (Palau Reial Major) is located in the Gothic quarter of the city.
  
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  Calvet House in Barcelona (Casa Calvet) is one of the early works of Antoni Gaudí.
  
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  Church of Santa Anna in Barcelona (Iglesia de Santa Ana) – located in the Gothic quarter of the city.
  
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  Barcelona’s Palacio Guell is located near the Ramblas.
  
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  The Palace of the Governor of Barcelona (Palau del Lloctinent) is located on the royal square, next to the Cathedral.
  
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  Barcelona’s Collserola Park (Parc de Collserola) is located behind the Tibidabo mountain.
  
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  Trimfal Arch in Barcelona (Arco de Triunfo de Barcelona)
  
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  Lleo Morera’s house in Barcelona (Casa Lleó Morera) is located in the Example area.
  
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  The House of Amalle in Barcelona is located in the “Quarter of Discord” (Passeig de Gràcia), next to the House of Batlló or Batlló.
  
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  Agbar Tower in Barcelona (Torre Agbar) is located in the center of Barcelona on Diagonal Street.
  
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  Torre de Sant Sebastià in Barcelona – the terminus of the Montjuïc park cable car.
  
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  The Monastery of Santa Maria de Pedralbes in Barcelona (Reial monestir de Santa Maria de Pedralbes) is located a short distance from Barcelona, in the area of the same name.
  
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  The Hivernacle Center de jardineria in Barcelona was built in 1888.
  
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  Barceloneta Park in Barcelona (Parc de la Barceloneta)
  
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  The monument to Christopher Columbus in Barcelona (Mirador de Colom) is located near the Rambla, on the Gate of the World (Portal de la Pau).
  
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  Plaza Catalunya in Barcelona (Plaça de Catalunya) is located in the heart of the city.
  
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  Barcelona’s Plaza Reial is located in the Gothic Quarter.
  
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  Barcelona’s Born Market (El Born Center de Cultura i Memòria) is located in the west of the Ribera district.
  
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  The Eixample district of Barcelona (L’Eixample) starts from Plaza Catalunya
  
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  Canaletes Fountain in Barcelona (Font de Canaletes) is a drinking fountain that is located on the Rambla, more precisely on the Rambla Canaletes (Canaletes)
  
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  House of Bruno Cuadros (House of Umbrellas) (Casa Bruno Cuadros) in Barcelona
  
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  Barcelona’s Virreina Palace (Palacio de la Virreina)
  
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  The Magic Fountain of Barcelona (Font màgica de Montjuïc) is located on the hill of Montjuïc.
  
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  The Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona is the largest opera house in the world.
  
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  Torre Bellesguard Tower in Barcelona
  
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  The gates of the Miralles estate in Barcelona (Porta de la finca d’Miralles) were built in 1901 by the famous architect Antoni Gaudí.
  
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  School of Saint Teresa in Barcelona (Santa Teresa Ganduxer) or Teresian College
  
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  The Mies Van der Rohe Pavilion in Barcelona is located on Avinguda Marques de Comillas
  
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  The Royal Palace of Pedralbes in Barcelona (Palacio Real de Pedralbes) was formerly owned by industrialist Eusebi Güell.
  
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  Colonia Güell in Barcelona
  
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  Palace of the Government of Catalonia in Barcelona (Palau de la Generalitat de Catalunya) is located in the center of the old city, in the Gothic quarter.