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Great Things to do in Barcelona Top 10

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If ever there was a city that could put a smile on the face of a city-Cleanse, Barcelona has to be. Anyone who has seen the fantastic beach open parks, amazing sculptures at the corners and spectacular architecture of Gaudi would be pushed hard to imagine the city as it was before the Olympic Games 1992 – vacant land with skyscrapers and blocks of abandonment. You do not need to spend your time in museums in Barcelona, because the city itself, beautfully designed, very colorful and eccentric, even, is the main attraction.

And then there's the mall – Barcelona has its share of malls and chains, but also offers a lovely mix of small specialty shops – especially in the Old City. Groovy boutiques – whether fashion or jewelry – are springing no doubt fueled by the steady flow talent of fashion schools in the city. Markets are a must, offering a colorful taste of local life. These are areas we suggest you visit:

1) Las Ramblas, Barri Gotic district

In the heart of Barcelona's Barri Gotic (Gothic Quarter), the largest area of medieval Europe. The area dates dates back to Roman times and the remains of the Roman wall square can be seen. The labyrinthine streets often open to places that are full of restaurants and small bars interesting. The area is home to the most famous street in Barcelona, Las Ramblas.

Spanish poet Federico García Lorca once said that La Rambla was "the only street in the world that I wish would never end. "Everyone should start their break over the tile covered with La Rambla, Barcelona's most famous promenade. This channel old, through the old city that offers a tree-lined promenade consisting of a series of short streets (Canaletes Rambla, Rambla dels Estudis de la, la Rambla de Sant Josep, Caputxins the Rambla dels, and the Rambla de Santa Monica) by what you hear is known as Las Ramblas.

Strolling down Las Ramblas is a great way to get an orientation of the city and on the road emerging in small shops, enjoy the culture of coffee, enjoy the street performers and stalls selling various small animals and flowers.

2) HOLY FAMILY

This monumental church of the expiatory temple of the Sagrada Familia (Temple of the Sagrada Familia Expiatorio) is the most copy of Gaudí and the most famous. It's like a symbol of Barcelona as the Eiffel Tower is Paris. Gaudí began work on it in 1883 after switching to another architect and dedicated his life to it to the point of reality to be installed on site. He was obsessed with this planning project dedicated three exquisitely decorated facades the Nativitiy, Passion and Glory. Each was to be crowned by four towers. When asked why he fussed so much tapas tower Gaudí replied: "I see angels." Sadley he never lived to complete. On June 7, 1926 Gaudí was crossing the Via Fran and was hit by a car. He died three days later at the age of 74. The church is still being built and the finish is open to visitors. Visitors can climb the towers and offer breathtaking panoramic views over Barcelona.

Address: Calle Mallorca, Tel: 00 34 932 July 30, 1931
Admission: € 10 or € 9 to Barcelona Card.
Open: Daly 9:00 a.m.-6 pm
Metro: Sagrada Familia (Blue Line Purple Line L5 and L2)

3) Park Güell

Park Güell was supposed to be a city Surban, but failed. Barcelona City Council bought the property in 1922 and turned it into a municipal park. It was Gaudí who responsibility of designing the park and he chose for his development as a network of winding roads following the contours of the rocky hill on which was to be developed. All the park offers an atmosphere of "Disney" with proprtions mosaics, bird nests in the walls of the terraces, the paths that resemble pine and colonnades. In entrance to the city of Gaudi mosaic dragaon source provides the basis for the fantastic form of roofs and pinnacles ahead. The main entrance is surrounded by a long beach in the form of a sea serpent with intimate enclaves occasionally. As a bonus you get spectacular views of Barcelona from the top.

Address: Carrer D'Olot in Eixample
Hours: daily from 10am to 6pm and 21:00 in summer
Transport: Bus 24, 25, 31 or 74. Metro: Lesseps. From the metro follow the direction of the street to the park
Admission: free. However entrance to the house of Gaudi "La Torre Rosa" containing the furniture he designed has a registration fee.

4) FC BARCELONA MUSEUM

Footie fans should arrive at Barcelona FC Museum. It is a wall to photographs, souvenirs, statues and trophies. Buy a ticket twice and you have to do the Tour Camp Nou to see the museum, the FC Barcelona stadium, dressing rooms and VIP lounge and other areas behind the cameras.

Address: Avenida Joan XXIII s / n 08028, Tel: +34 93 496 36 00
Hours: Monday to Saturday (from April 1914 to October 1912) 10:00 20:00 – Camp Nou Tour until one hour before the Museum closes. Sometimes Museum hours are from 10:00 to 18:30.
Sundays and holidays from 10:00 to 14:30 – Tour Camp Nou until one hour before the Museum closes.
In the days of the League and Champions League matches at the stadium, from 10:00 to 15:00 – Camp Nou Tour not available
Closed: January 1 and June and 25 December
Admission: adults 8.50 euros, 6.80 euros Children Museum only / Adults 13 euros, 10.40 euros Children Camp Nou Tour Museum
Metro: Collblanc (Blue Line, L5)

5) THE SEA FRONT

Barcelona by the sea has several beaches and an attractive promenade transmitted with palm trees all produced through the 1992 Olympic Games and the cash brought in. At the Moll d'Espanya del Port Vell (Old Harbour) is an Imax, Aquarium Europe's largest and Maremagnum, which houses a shopping center, restaurants, terraces and night life. Later in the district of Barceloneta former fisherman where picturesque narrow streets are home to some lovely seafood restaurants.

Address: Moll d'Espanya, Port Vell Tel: +34 93 221 7474
Metro: Drassanes (Line Green, L3)

6) THE PICASSO MUSEUM

A young Picasso spent five years in Barcelona from 1901 to 1906 and if you understand, you must include a visit to Picasso Museum. The building was once two 16th century palaces have been converted into a structure. The walls display works of art that show the genius of Picasso in his formative years. There are more than 3,500 works on permanent display include portraits of children, paintings and works of art from his Blue and Rose periods.

Address: Calle Montcada 15-23 Tel: 00 34932563000
Transport: Metro Jaume (L4 yellow line)
Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 10am to 8pm. Closed Mondays.
Admission: 9 euros.

7) La Pedrera – Casa Milà

La Pedrera (Catalan word which means' quarry) is a masterpiece of architecture by master architect Antonio Gaudí looks great with its wavy brick work that are similar to the cliff walls. Made of limestone building with curved concave corrugated iron balconies and dark contrast beautifully in stone pale. The roof is spectacular and its fireplaces have been dubbed scarers "witch" and the roof as cake Goey.

The building was Pere house and his wife Mila, Casa Mila, but today is used as a cultural center for temporary exhibitions.

Address: Corner Passeig de Gracia 92 / Provence L'Eixample 261-265 Tel: 00 34 93 484 55 30
Open: November to February 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., March to October 9 am-8 pm
Metro: Diagonal (Line Green line L3 Bluna, L5)

Poble Espanyol de Montjuic – Spanish Villa

Spanish Village is an outdoor museum, located in the mountains Montjuic, showing all the architectural styles of Spain in one place. It is indeed a picturesque town with craft shops, regional restaurants.

Address: Avenida Marqués de Comillas Tel: 00 325 34 93 78 66
Open: Monday, 09 am-8 pm, Tuesday to Thursday 9am to 2pm, Friday 9am to 4pm, Saturdays from 9-5 pm, Sunday 9 to midnight
Admission: Adults 8 euros, children free
Metro: Espanya (Green Line, L3 and Red Line, L1). 15 minutes walk.

9) La Fuente Montjuïc Magic

This beautiful fountain was designed by Carles Buigas and created by 3000 workers for the Great Exhibition of Univeral on May 19, 1929. Offers a spectacular disply color, light and water movement and acrobatics with music.

Address: Pl. Carles Buigas, 1 (at the end of the Avenida Maria Cristina .- together to Plaça Espanya)
Performance times
Winter (October to April) Fridays and Saturdays 7am to 9pm.
Music sessions from 19:00, 19:30 pm, 20:00 and 8.30 Summer (May to September). Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday 20:00 to 23:30.
Admission: Free
Metro: Plaza Espanys (Green Line, L3 and Red Line, L1)

10) LE RIBERA

This area, part of the old city of Barcelona, is considered the most fashionable district of Barcelona. Passeig del Born, nicknamed El Born is full of trendy bars, shops and restaurants.

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