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Barça football club was born over a century ago thanks to Hans Gamper, a Swiss sports fan living in Barcelona. In November 1899, with eleven other players, Gamper created “El fútbol…
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Right in the centre of the city, just a stone’s throw from la Pedrera and the Casa Batlló, les Gens que j’aime, a unique Barcelona bar, opened its doors in…
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The Ramblas is a symbol of Barcelona. With flower stalls, portrait artists, living statues and the Christopher Columbus, it attracts an impressive number of visitors. For this reason, poor restaurants…
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Located at the corner of Mallorca street and the tree-lined Enric Granados avenue, La Palmera restaurant has looked onto this corner of Barcelona for more than 20 years. Having originally…
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The Villa Emilia is a hotel situated 10 minutes walk from the Plaça Espanya. Its professional and cosmopolitan staff will do everything they can to ensure you have a pleasant…
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Half-youth hostel, half-hotel, Barcelona Generator, open since Spring 2013, is a really unique place. Located in the old natural gas building, its impressive dimensions can accommodate more than 600 people….
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There are plenty of places to eat in Barcelona, with a restaurant, bar, café or grocer’s shop on every street corner: finding something to eat is not going to be…
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Prepare to take a gigantic leap in time! Casa Gispert, an institution in its own right, is a magical shop which will take you on a multisensory voyage into the…
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Gran Bodega Saltó manages to be bohemian, but without being self-consciously so. It’s authentic, in the true sense of the word – no fake-authentic, do-it-for-the-tourists here. Warm, friendly and welcoming,…
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Parking in Barcelona is expensive if you pay by the hour – better to plan ahead. If you want somewhere safe to park your car but don’t want to pay…
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