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There’s no shortage of nightclubs in Barcelona! Whether you like electro, techno, hits of the moment, reggaeton, disco or rock, you’ll find it in the Catalan capital! In this article,…
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Since 2005, the astonishing silhouette of the Agbar Tower has stood out in the urban landscape of Barcelona. Designed by the famous French architect Jean Nouvel in collaboration with the…
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Although some people are not all that into football, there are many who live and breathe this sport, and a lot of those people live in Barcelona! In the Catalan…
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The FC Barcelona museum is one of the most visited museums in Barcelona, with an average of 1,540,000 visitors per year. It is located opposite the Dali museum in Figueres,…
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Do you want to visit the areas around Barcelona, or do you simply need to get to and from somewhere in the suburbs? The Ferrocaril, run by the Generalitat de…
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The Montserrat mountain range offers a whole host of activities in magnificent scenery. Here are a few ideas for a great day out! History of Montserrat The Montserrat range is…
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If you’d rather get around Barcelona under your own steam than using the bus or metro networks, you’ll be pleased to learn that the city has a whole network of…
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Opened on the 29th of October 1901, Tibidabo has 25 attractions spread over 7 hectares. It is considered one of the oldest amusement parks in the world and over its…
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La Carretera de les Aigües is a 20km path above Barcelona, running the length of the Collserola mountain. Its name can be translated as The Path of Waters in English….
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Barcelona’s CosmoCaixa science museum aims to awaken the scientific spirit in everyone through a wide range of activities. The museum has had 170,000 visits since it opened in 2004, which is…
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