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Vous êtes à la recherche d’un bar authentique de Barcelone où boire un verre dans une ambiance bien à part? Laissez-vous guider par les choix de Susana, vous n’allez pas le regretter!
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Gràcia’s Travessera is one of the liveliest streets in the district, and at number 129 you will find a boutique with a stylish and colourful window display that will draw…
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Flamenco is an Andalusian style of music and dance. It is still most popular in the South of Spain. However, it also has roots in Catalonia, despite its complicated history….
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Visiting a big city with children is not necessarily very relaxing, but the good news is that Barcelona has something for all tastes and all ages. Which makes it a…
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If you ask us, Sagrada Familia is a unique masterpiece. If there is one thing you shouldn’t miss in Barcelona, this is it. You absolutely must schedule it in. But…
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A wise person once said “Life is too short to drink bad beer,” and some people take this principle very seriously. If you are one of these, or if you…
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Poblenou continually attracts more and more visitors due to its authentic seaside atmosphere, despite its being located far from the city centre. Located on the Rambla, its busiest tree-lined avenue,…
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In Roger de Llúria street, known for its elegant art nouveau store fronts, and just a few hundred metres from Gaudí’s Casa Milà Sol de invierno, a pretty boutique selling women’s…
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Can Culleretes was founded in the 18th Century, specifically in 1786. At this time, little metal spoons were starting to be used, which explains the unusual name of the oldest…
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Olivier Goldstein, a journalist specialising in F.C. Barcelona, has kindly agreed to answer the questions you no doubt ask yourself if you want to attend a Barça match or see…
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