Ruta del Modernisme
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5
1
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Barcelona means Gaudi, but his contemporaries were quite interesting as well. There was a lot of money rolling around Barcelona at the time, and the local elite competed by pouring money into prestige buildings. The Ruta is a great way to get acquainted with some stunning architecture and skip the Gaudi-worship.
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Parc del Forum
Fun & Active
10
2
The area is massively popular with the locals - there's usually a sort of fun fair on along the boardwalk, and the less walked areas are used by skaters. The beach club in the back of the area round this off as a great place to go in summer.
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Local Experience
Traditional Spanish Cooking Class with a Local Grandma in Barcelona
Prices from
95
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Duration
3 h
Languages
French, English, Spanish, German
Local Experience
Traditional Spanish Cooking Class with a Local Grandma in Barcelona
Prices from
95
EUR
Duration
3 h
Languages
French, English, Spanish, German
Palau de la Música Catalana
Fun & Active
10
3
First of all, the building is worth seeing, in and of itself. But the Palau also has an eclectic program, featuring international greats like Patti Smith and Phillip Glass, as well as local talent and evenings dedicated to traditional music. They also make workshops for the youngest in the family.
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Muntanya de Montjuïc
Fun & Active
13
6
A lot of gardens to discover,
Amazing views over Barcelona: city, beach and industrial area.
Small bars to drink or eat something quick.
July and August enjoying the olympic swimming pool (foto)
Visit the olympic stadium
Miro Foundation dedicated to Joan Miro
Take the famous teleferic !!!!
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Sala Razzmatazz
10
2
Razzmatazz is one of the largest venues in the city and they often feature well-known local and foreign acts. From Thursdays (and sometimes even Wednesdays), Razz sheds it's leather jacket and dons mustahce and skinny jeans, as five different rooms all feature club till early morning, from trashy electro to elegant techno.
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ParaPark
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4
0
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In groups from 2 to 5 people, you enter a room in which all exits are locked. You only have one hour and your ingenunity to scape from the room, how will you manage to get out of it? Think wisely and give the right interpretation to the clues you'll find. All you need to succed is your mental sharpness.
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Sitges
Fun & Active
28
7
For the mix: by day, families and children play on the beach and take in the sights. At night, it turns into a full-blown party with lots of options, especially for LGBT travellers.
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Full moon party
Fun & Active
16
7
As all music is acoustic, these gatherings have not yet attracted the attention of the local police - how long remains to be seen. It's a great experience, and a good place to get into contact with the psy-trance-hippe-squat-rave crowd, who normally stay very under the radar.
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Park Güell
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28
4
There's no shame in hitting the tourist trail for this one - Gaudi's mad talent is on full display, and it's one of those things that are not to be missed.
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Montserrat
Sights
15
2
Montserrat makes for a great day trip from Barcelona. Catch the local train from Plaza Espanya, which takes you to two points, where you can access the mountain - the options are the rack railway or cable car.
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Collserola
Fun & Active
9
2
Walks, clam, nice views, everything a natural park can offer. Moreover, in Collserola, you'll have the chance to discover the flora and fauna of a genuine Mediterranean forest. If you are lucky, you'll even see some wild boars. No need to panic, any important attacks have been reported. However, it's safer not to approach them.
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Sala Apolo
Fun & Active
7
1
If rock's your thing, check the program during the week. For the finest in club music, check out regular clubs Nitsa and Numbers, usually on weekends. For good drunken fun, Nasty Mondays and it's sister Crappy Tuesdays keeps'em comin back for more.
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Tibidabo
Fun & Active
6
2
Fun fair aside, there's a lovely little, and little used, church at the top - visible from the whole city. The way up there has a bit of history to it too: the railway connecting Tibidabo to the city is the oldest in Spain, and the stations are gorgeous. A historic tram connects to the last leg, the funicular taking you all the way to the top.
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Sala BeCool
Fun & Active
3
1
The bookings are solid, and the rotating dance floor (no, really) means everyone gets a spot at the front. Drinks are average for nightclubs, but the discounted lists on Facebook means you can do a cheapo night here, if cash is scarce. BeCool also does live shows during the week; check the website for current events.
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Poble Espanyol
Fun & Active
9
2
This is great fun for the whole family, featuring a number of restaurants, a museum and activities for children. During the summer, you'll find a lot of concerts and other cultural events, including an open-air cinema, and there is actually a number of nightclubs there as well.
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