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In Barcelona you will often be tempted by the many cafés and restaurants that are dotted around the city. They are part of Barcelona’s charm. If you know a few…
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Do not leave Barcelona without taking in the Sagrada Familia and its history. You will regret it if you do! This incomparable masterpiece is constantly evolving so you can come…
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As you know, Barcelona is the capital of the Catalan region, where there have been 2 official languages since 1978: Catalan and Spanish. If you can get by in Spanish,…
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Catalan cuisine is rich in contrast, and exploring it opens up to you a whole world of Catalan experiences. But it will take you further than just discovering the local…
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Here at Top Tips, one of our main aims is to help you experience Barcelona in the best possible conditions, avoiding the usual tourist traps. In this article, we want…
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Barcelona is a city full of secrets and weird anecdotes, as we’re about to show you with these 20 facts you probably didn’t know. Ready to see another side of…
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In 2019, the Sant Jordi (Saint George) festival falls on a Tuesday, so there will be less people and you will have the opportunity to enjoy this romantic, cultural, lively…
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Any architecture lover will tell you: Barcelona is an extremely rich city. In the same day you can stroll among the old stones of the Gothic district, discover the city’s…
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While elsewhere September 11th is generally associated with the attacks on the twin towers, it is completely different in Barcelona, where it’s the national holiday of Catalonia. It is only…
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Culture and traditions 1. You no longer say goodbye, adiós or hasta luego but <adéu, like a real Catalan. 2. You have replaced Saint Valentine with Sant Jordi. 3. You…
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