Parc de la Ciutadella
Museums & Galleries
27
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Grab a book or your iPod and some food and make a picnic under a tree in its cool shade. If you’re feeling romantic, try renting a rowing boat on the central lake, and ask that special person to marry you. There’s an open WiFi network, but it’s stronger in some places than others, try getting as close as possible to the “W” signs.
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Los bunkers del Carmel
Museums & Galleries
15
5
If you look for some great views over Barcelona, this spot is made for you!
Enjoy a 360-degree view over Barcelona and its surroundings.
Sunrises and sunsets ;-)
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Traditional Spanish Cooking Class with a Local Grandma in Barcelona
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Duration
3 h
Languages
French, English, Spanish, German
CCCB - Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona
Things To Do
11
1
If you're taking in the MACBA, stopping by the CCCB is an equally valid proposition and right next door. They also have a great museum shop with loads of art books, many in languages other than Spanish.
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La Boqueria
Shopping
25
5
La Boqueria is the oldest marketplace in town. This old market has been lauded by the famed chef Ferran Adrià and is a point of pride to the residents of Barcelona. The market was built in 1840, and in 1914, the market was covered by the lovely metal roof.
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Mar de Cava - design and coffee
Eating
27
1
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If instead of reading gossips or watching TV while having a cup of good coffee you prefer to see amazingly creative venue, plenty of little cool things, listen of 80s’ and reading about interior design – this place is for you.
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Poble Espanyol
Cafes
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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Traditional Spanish Cooking Class with a Local Grandma in Barcelona
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95
EUR
Duration
3 h
Languages
French, English, Spanish, German
CaixaForum
Museums & Galleries
10
1
The changing exhibitions feature everything from modernist architecture to the great painters, and some modern art for good measure. Recently, CaixaForum has committed to an exchange with Prado in Madrid, possibly one of the finest art museums in the world - more world-class exhibits are sure to follow.
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Museu Picasso de Barcelona
Things To Do
13
4
To get an idea of where Picasso began as an artist, the museum is great. Many people will probably be a bit disappointed of the lack of his major works, but it makes for an interesting insight in the birth of one of the greatest modern artists.
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Muntanya de Montjuïc
Museums & Galleries
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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Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona MACBA
Museums & Galleries
17
4
Even if only to appreciate the architecture, MACBA is another Barcelona must. Also, the side streets around can be extremely rewarding, as they house a number of smaller shops and pubs, catering to the art crowd.
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Fundació Joan Miró
Museums & Galleries
5
2
The location is stunning - first through the museum and out back to the terrace. Also, the exhibits are great, and though Miro is famous, this is a great place to gain appreciation for his artistic development, as they feature both early and later works.
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Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (MNAC)
Museums & Galleries
4
1
If you are visiting MNAC and you get tired you can simply enjoy the views while sitting on the grass around the building and listening to live music. Also if you plan to visit this area you should also think about Anella Olimpica which is very close. I will not recommend you the Botanic Garden which is really small and not very interesting.
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Montjuic
Museums & Galleries
5
1
There are some spectacular views to be had over the city. The Fundacio Joan Miro overrun, but well worth the wait for the amazing collection as well as the stunning building and garden. The Poble Espanyol tries for the "living history"-fad, and actually also has decent eateries and nightlife.
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Espacio Visible
Museums & Galleries
3
0
If you want to get a feel for what's bubbling up in the Barna underground, Visible is one of the places to go. It's been steadily gaining in popularity, thanks to some interesting exhibitions and workshops that are held there.
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Tibidabo
Museums & Galleries
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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