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| Locations tagged as "barcelona": |
 |  | Moog Disco sounds of the 70s and 80s but first of all electronic music - this is what the venue is about. Supposed to be one of the hippest clubs in the city, „Moog" attracts all the people who love having an all-night party and who know exactly what kind ...  |
 |  | Park Güell - Gaudi Entry: free! At the beginning of his career, Gaudi was only supported by the rich industrialist Eusebi Güell, who also commissioned Park Guell, wanting to create a stylish park for Barcelona's aristocracy. Not easy, if not impossible, to describe, this park, contain... |
 | | Merendero de la Mari An excellent catalan cuisine. Situated in the so-called "Palau de Mar" (Sea Palace) in the hip Barceloneta-district by the sea. Nice view over the yacht-harbor. They serve mainly fish and different paellas, like the famous "black paella" colored with cuttlefish ink. Not... |
 | | Restaurante Portonovo An "insider tip". The place is not at all touristic, attended mainly by locals. Galician cuisine in Catalonia at its best, a great variety of tapas. A very simple and rustic interior. Jamon serrano and fish dishes are delicious at Portonovo! The restaurant is situated... |
 | | La Gavina ("The Seagull") Located in the beautiful "Palau del Mar" (Sea Palace) building, next to yacht harbor of Barceloneta. A large sea-view terrace (for about 400 people).Good catalonian food, excellent desserts. ... |
 | | Font Màgica de Montjuïc The magic fountain of Montjuïc's first performance was on May 19, 1929 during the Great Universal Exhibition. The designer Carles Buigas submitted his plans one year before the exhibition and many thought that the project was too ambitious to be created, let alone comp... |
 | | Palau de la Música Catalana Admission for guided tour: €8; €7 concessions The façade of Domènech i Montaner's Concert hall with its bare brick, busts and mosaic friezes representing Catalan musical traditions and composers is possibly the most extreme expression of Modernista ever ... |
 |  | Castell de Montjuïc ADMISSION CHARGES: General ticket: Viewpoint + Garrison Courtyard + Museum: 3.00 € Reduced Charges: Viewpoint + Garrison Courtyard: 1.00 € 50% reduction: Over 65 years of age Students with credentials (Card, For-Less, Carnet Jove) under 25 years old Free a... |
 | | Barri Gòtic - 'The Gothic Quarter' The Barri Gòtic ('Gothic Quarter' in Catalan) is the centre of the old city of Barcelona. Anyway, whether beautiful and romantic Barri Gòtict is truly Gothic is the subject of endless debate,it is, on the other hand, definately the most evocative neighborhood in S... |
 | | Taller de Tapas Very large selection ofg freshly made tapas, not quite cheap but definitely worth the money. You can sit outside and watch the busy Rambla Catalunya while indulging on regional specialties such as chipirones (small fried cuttlefish) navajas de la plancha (razorshell cla... |
 |  | Las Ramblas The busy street in the heart of Barcelona is also known as la Rambla or les Rambles / las Ramblas, meaning an intermittent water flow, deriving from the Arabic 'Ramla' meaning 'sandy riverbed'. So flow down the tree-lined pedestrian mall connecting Playa de Catalunya ... |
 | | La Fira Bar The owner of this "bar-museum" once collected the leftovers of a disused fun fair (from Tibidabo mountain high over the city, you can now find the amusement park there) and brought them to La Fira. Entering a place through a corridor of distorting mirrors visitors the... |
 | | duduá Dudua is a shop who support young artists and sell diy craft products, such as: art books & mags, records, t-shirts, accesories, bags, toys, jewelry, fanzines, etc.... |
 |  | Fantastik Bazar Bizarro Juandra is the guy´s name who´s running this shop. The particularity of this place is that all the pobjects you can find in there have been bought during Juandra´s travels through the world. There are objects from Mexico, India, China, Thailand, Russia, Iran etc. Her... |
| | Jaime J.Renobell This place exists since 1945 and trades legumes, dried fruit, organic food and some imported food.... |
 | | Castell de Montjuïc Barcelona's Montjuïc Castle has been towering over the city since 1640. The castle which presently houses the military museum, was once the sight for many historical events and was once a symbol for oppression throughout the centuries. ... |
| | The Poble Espanyol The charming area of the Poble Espanyol (Spanish Village) aims to showcase an architectural overview of all the Spanish communities throughout the country. This lively district is also a great place to learn about the different regional crafts, as well as enjoy the many... |
 | | La Pedrera Venturing to the La Pedrera is much like entering the intense dreamworld of Antoni Gaudí. This masterpiece was built between 1905 and 1910 and is now considered as part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site called the "Works of Antoni Gaudí." Formerly known as the Casa Mi... |
 | | San Sebastia Beach For a truly relaxing day in Barcelona, head to the city's San Sebastiá Beach (also known as La Barceloneta) which is a lined with a diverse array of delicious eateries and restaurants. This lively beach is often filled with exuberant locals and travellers during the su... |
 | | Cereria Subirà The oldest consistently existing shop of Barcelona (founded in 1761), "Wax Shop Subirà" offers an amazing variety of candles of all shapes and colours. The selection is great and reaches from plain candles to works of art and to "Candle Cookies" smelling so delicious t... |
| | Moncho´s Bar and Restaurant This restaurant looks like a boat from inside, totally baroque in style and very very unfashionable but here I had one of my best tapas menu during my trip to Barcelona and for only 25 euros (drinks included) you can eat as much as you want from the buffet which is asso... |
 | | 242 "Black" is the colour of choice in this electronica-playing, dark goth hangout. With Depeche Mode playing in the background, 242 is a mix of the leather-wearing, dog collar afficionados and glowstick techno kids. Its also the best place to catch some good ol' British in... |
| | Benidorm This heady, seedy, smoke-filled club is the best place to go for some kitschy fun. Resembling a run-down brothel from yesteryears, this lively club comes complete with gaudy crystal lanterns, disco gear and the world's smallest toilet. Don't be dissuaded by this descrip... |
 | | Café Royale Café Royale is one of the best places to start out the evening. Its chill atmosphere, comfy sofas, tasty drinks and the soul and jazz beats will have you loosening up and socializing by the bar. ... |
 | | bubó This wonderful chocolate shop and coffee shop, located in the district of el bario gotico right next to the church of Sta Maria del Mar, has the most incredible chocolate tastes and combinations of taste I´ve ever seen, plus every single piece of chocolate or sw... |