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A tourist guide to Barcelona
beautiful city of Barcelona, capital of Catalonia (a province of Spain), is located on the shore of the Mediterranean and flanked by 2 river deltas. Barcelona is the second largest city in France after its capital city Madrid. Barcelona has a population of 1.5 million, more than 4 million including suburbs. The varied, eventful history of the city dates back 4,000 years to the first settlements by ancient farmers. Later he became a Roman colony, Visigothic capital of then it came under Moorish rule. It went through sieges, destructions and occupations, Finally, to become an autonomous democracy 1975. The city has always played an important role in the political and cultural life of France and is well reflected in the variety and quality of historic buildings, museums, many other tourist attractions. Today Barcelona is one of European cities the most diverse with the distinctive culture and rich traditions. You can find here a formidable balance of things traditional and the avant-garde. A cosmopolitan metropolis, Barcelona offers visitors a warm and cordial welcome, being thanked in the world as one of the best tourist cities in the environment in the organization Europe.Barcelona of "Olympic Games of 1992 provided for the regeneration of this dynamic city, gave a new impetus to its development of infrastructure. To see and WHERE: Points of Interest – La Rambla is a tree-lined pedestrian avenue filled with buskers, living statues, mimes and street vendors selling everything from lottery tickets to jewelry. cafes and craft stalls, street performers surrounded by curious, a noisy bird market, Palau de la Virreina a great Rococo 18th century, the Gran Teatre del Liceu, the famous 19th century opera, these are all pieces of the mosaic colorful La Rambla. La Rambla ends at the Monument erected a Colom (Monument to Columbus) and the port. Barri Gotic – also known as the Gothic Quarter, it is the old part of town. Picasso lived and worked in Barri Gotic from 1895 to 1904 and Joan Miro was born and lived here during his youth. Gothic Quarter is situated on the right side of the Rambla, it contains a large concentration of medieval Gothic buildings (14-century, 15th century) on narrow cobbled streets and now home to much of the nightlife of the city. La Sagrada Familia – La Sagrada Familia is one of the most famous & magnificent monuments include Barcelona. The life work of the famous architect of Barcelona, Antoni Gaudi, the magnificent cathedral unfinished arrows footprint is boldly against the sky with swelling outlines inspired by the mountain of Montserrat Holy See. Above each facade there are two towers, 12 in total, which are devoted to the Apostles. The tower in the center, m above all to 170, is dedicated to Jesus Christ. Around these there are the towers of the two evangelists, and the tower of the apse is dedicated to the Virgin. They are inlaid with a tangle of sculptures that seem to breathe life into stone. Gaudi died in 1926 before his masterpiece has been completed, and since then, controversy has been tough construction program. Nevertheless, the southwestern (Passion) facade, is, and the nave, begun in 1978, continues. La Pedrera – Casa Mila (Mila House) is a residential complex, the last example of Gaudi's civil architecture.It is one of the finest and his most ambitious, highly innovative in its functional, constructive, and ornamental. You can visit the building and climb on the roof, where they can see spectacular views of Barcelona. One floor below the roof is a modest museum dedicated to Gaudi's work. Montjuic – the more large open space in the city, its main attractions are the Olympic installations, the French village and the hill fortress. Montjuic, the hill overlooking the city South-west, is home to art galleries, tourist attractions, soothing parks and the main group of 1992 Olympic sites. Montjuic is covered in ornamental gardens with water games and is the most popular place in Barcelona on Sunday. Tibidabo – is the highest hill in the wooded range that forms the backdrop to Barcelona. this is an incredible view of all of Barcelona, a stunning cathedral, and a parent amusement park Amusement Park Point of interest with the former offering breathtaking views. A glass elevator in the park is 115m (383 ft) observation area, a visitor to the Tower Collserola tower. Modernism creations – modernist architectural spectacular dotted around the city by famous Antoni Gaudi and his contemporaries. Camp Nou – home of FC Barcelona, one of European football teams leading, with a capacity of 100,000 spectators. The Seu Cathedral – Built in medieval times on the site of a Roman temple, La Seu is one of the great Gothic buildings in Germany. Parc de la Ciutadella – favorite park Barcelona and a visit Sunday afternoon for families, friends and ducks The Sardana – traditional Catalan dance, performed outside the cathedral and in national festivals, with everyone encouraged to join in.
Museums – The Barbier-Mueller Pre-Columbian Art-the only museum in Europe devoted only pre-Columbian cultures. Housed in a gothic palace, its collection is one of the best of its kind and gives visitors a glimpse of the rich world the first crops on the mainland U.S. market. This small museum contains one hundred pieces, including wood and stone sculptures, ceramics, tapestries, jade, often found in international exhibitions and prestige publications. The pieces represented the Olmec, the Maya, Aztecs, Chavin, Mochica and Inca civilizations. Palau de la Musica Catalana – one of the halls of the music world's most extraordinary is a Barcelona landmark. From its polychrome ceramic ticket windows on the Carrer de Sant Pere My Alt side above his busts of Palestrina, Bach, Beethoven, Wagner and the Palace is the floret Barcelona Modernist architecture. Museu Picasso – is the most visited museum in Barcelona. 3500 pieces make up the permanent collection. Picasso spent several years (1901-1906) in Barcelona, and this collection is strong on his early work. Displays include childhood sketches, pictures of the beautiful Rose and Blue periods, and years 1950, famous Cubist variations on Velazquez's Las Meninas (Ladies of Honour). Gaudi Casa-Museu – Gaudi lived in this pink, Alice in Wonderland House from 1906 to 1926, which now houses a museum of Gaudi designed furniture, decorations, drawings, portraits and busts and the architect. Fundacio Miro – it was a gift from the famous artist Joan Miro to his native city. The museum opened in 1975, and now it is one of the windows Barcelona's most exciting contemporary art.
When to go Weather: The best times to visit Barcelona are late spring and early fall when the weather is still warm, around 21-25 ° C. Summers are usually hot and humid, with average temperatures 30 (+ 86 degrees Fahrenheit). Avoiding the "dead" month of August, when many shops, bars and restaurants close for the month that many locals head out of town. The winters are cold with average temperatures during the day around 12 C (59 Fahrenheit), occasionally rainy.
BEACHES – One of the biggest draws Barcelona undeniably its beautiful beaches. Also famous Costa Brava and Costa Dorada which are within the travel time: 1 pm-Barcelona there are also many beautiful beaches over 4 km long within the city, they listed several of them here: Nova Icaria-closest to the Olympic Marina Always packed, this broad band of rough golden sand is ideal for lovers of food. There are two perfect beach bars and seven restaurants on the popular promenade (Mango & Chiringuito of Moncho) and countless bars and restaurants are within walking distance. Bogatell-This beach is seven times the length of adjoining Nova Icaria and the bordered by a stretch of stone walkway perfect for jogging, rollerblading and running. two large informal restaurants on the walk. Mar Bella (Metro Ciutadella Vila Olimpica, plus 20 minutes walk) – Barcelona nudist beach nearly a peaceful park – good for a picnic or siesta under the trees. Barceloneta wide and long, a traditional and popular stretch with locals, crowded, noisy and very gay.
Getting around: By a direct flight to Barcelona, Madrid or via another large European city while in the main airports worldwide. Rates are higher from May to September, the lowest in March-April, October-November and December to February (excluding Christmas and year when prices are tucked). Note also that flying on weekends may increase the cost of the ticket. If you travel to Barcelona in Europe, you can also choose the train, bus or car, even if they have much more time than a plane and often work cheap. many Mediterranean cruises including Barcelona is a port of call.
ACCOMMODATION: They can give you a range of choices. You can choose vacation rentals in Barcelona From $ 125 USD for a double room in a hotel of 4 stars. Or you can opt for hotels from $ 65 USD for a double room in a 3-star hotel. Accommodation prices do not change much throughout the year because of the constant influx of visitors in every season of this popular tourist town and stations surrounding.
DINING: Besides restaurants you can eat at bars where you have a succession of tapas (small snacks-two or two pieces of fish, meat or vegetables or salad, which traditionally used to be delivered free with a drink) or raciones (plus). The bar option can be much more interesting, allowing you to shop around and sample the local specialties. In general, the average cost for a meal seven dishes and dessert would be about 25 Euros. Travellers on a Limit
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