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Poble Sec is definitely worth a visit for those who choose to explore this largely residential village full of 18th-century low rise residential housing. There’s not much in the way of tourist sights—a few dodgy spots and The Quimet & Quimet (25 Carrer del Poeta Cabanyes) a famous members only tapas establishment. Slowly but surely, […]

As the name suggests, most of the architecture in this neighbourhood is Gotic. A must see is the Cathedral of Santa Eulàlia, and if you are all here for architecture the magnificent Esglèsia del Pi, the Royal Palace in the Plaça del Rei and the (Town Hall; 1 Plaça de Sant Jaume), Generalitat (Catalan Regional […]

This area is popular for its many cocktail bars and restaurants tranquil Plaça de les Olles is a good spot for alfresco lunch, while Carrer de L’Esparteria and Carrer Vidriera are lined with quirky little arty boutiques. Also worth a visit is a wonder around in the upper neighborhood of La Ribera, which is slowly […]

El Raval (the slum) still is a warren of thieves, prostitutes, and low life’s this reputation has stuck but is slowly fading with time. Recent development is rapidly adding much needed refurbishment to parks and museums now scattering the streets with a new born vibrancy, streets feel and life. It is still home to some […]

What should I do if my credit card gets stolen or lost?
Call immediately the following number: 900991124. They will answer in your native language and take care of most of your immediate problems.
What should I do if lose my passport or if it gets stolen?
Call immediately your consulate or embassy. If such happens outside working […]

The Eixample is host to some of Barcelonas most remarkable buildings: The Mançana de la Discòrdia showcases three of the great modernista architects’ work on one block, Casa Amatller by Puig i Cadafalch (1898); Casa Batlló by Gaudí (1904–1906); and Casa Lleó Morera by Lluís Domènech i Montaner (1902 and 1906). The Eixample boasts some […]

La Barceloneta was a poor fishermen’s quarter for generations, although time has brought prosperity, it’s still as eclectic as ever. Few haul in the nets these days, but the mariners’ legacies thrives on in the many off-the-beaten-track seafood restaurants and traditional bars. Bordered on one side by the glitzy multi million dollar yachts of […]

The double-decker Barcelona Bus Tour is the quickest and easiest way to discover all the main sites, attractions and architecture in
Barcelona.
An informative printed guide about each stop is issued with the ticket as well as a discount voucher booklet. If you have any questions on board, travel guides will do there best to answer […]

L’ Aquarium de Barcelona
Barcelona Aquarium is a very popular Barcelona attraction for all ages. It’s hard not to marvel at the wonders of the sea…and a lot of people do the Aquarium has millions of happy visitors each year. The aquarium is located at Port Vell Barcelona port area near Maremagnum Shopping Complex. Closest metro […]

OK. Well we’ve already been over all of this but if your interested ….Everything depends on your interests, taste and type of holiday. There is always something in Barcelona to suit all types and we will try to give you a taste of the things to come. Barcelona is an absolutely amazing city draped in […]