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hether this is your first time in the Catalan capital or whether you consider Barcelona to be your sunnier home from home, there is always plenty to see and do here. Over 7.5 million visitors enjoy their own unique Barcelona experience every year. These include business trips, family holidays, friends taking a break together, romantic weekends, and countless more good reasons for listening to the enticing call of destination Barcelona.

The way you travel says a lot about you, and if you’re reading this magazine, chances are that you’re an independent traveller who has chosen to stay in a holiday apartment. Congratulations!

Only 1,7% of Barcelona’s apartments are used for tourist apartment rentals, so you are one of the privileged few who have chosen to experience the city just like a local.

Barcelona is a truly unique city, with spectacular architecture, Mediterranean beaches, worldclass sightseeing attractions and a strong cultural identity. We would like to accompany your Barcelona experience with a guide that

includes and also goes beyond the regular information offered to tourists. After all, you’re not just visiting Barcelona, you’re also living with us, in the apartment next door.

You’ll find some useful insights into the structures that make the city tick, from local regulations to the colour of the recycling bins and the characteristics of different beaches.

Holiday apartment rentals represent the most sustainable travel option for many visitors, and as a conscious traveller we want to help you feel as integrated as possible during your stay in Barcelona.

Wishing you a comfortable stay,

Enrique Alcántara-García Chairman Apartur: Barcelona Tourist Apartments Association

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Welcome from Apartur • Tourist information • WiFi • Transport • Tax free shopping Handy tips Live like a local Shopping hotspots

SIGHTSEEING 12 14 16 18 20 21 22 24 26 27

Top 10 sights Sightseeing attractions Museums and art Modernist route Top Tips Ferrari Land Activities for kids Explore Montjuïc Secrets of Barcelona Casa de les Punxes

CONTENTS

P18 MODERNIST ROUTE

P24 EXPLORE MONTJUÏC

FEATURES 28 30 32 34

Day trip: Roses Painting at Artebar Vocab: Traditional cuisine Future gaming

WHAT'S ON 36 42

May events Nightlife

EAT & DRINK 44 47

P34 FUTURE GAMING

Restaurants Bars & pubs

MAPS 50 52 54 56 58

Editor: Francesca Hector • Editorial Assistants: Alexandra Constantine, Charlie Bush, Ryan Lennon, Hollie Morton, Madelyn Giron • Nightlife Desk: Mark J • Sales Director: Ana Sanchez • Marketing: Sandra Roig • Design: James Ramirez

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INFO BARCELONA

TOURIST INFORMATION General Tourist Info

· Plaça Catalunya, 17-S · Plaça Sant Jaume, Ciutat 2

Cultural Tourism · Palau de la Virreina, La Rambla 99 · Palau Robert, Passeig de Gràcia 107 TAX FREE SHOPPING Non EU residents can claim VAT back for goods with a value greater than 90,16€.

Ask for a tax free cheque. You can only claim for items you are taking out of Spain.

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Get cheques stamped by customs, then cashed at any Bureau de Change in the currency you wish.

THEFT REPORT Barcelona is generally a safe city. However, in case of robbery you will need a crime number issued from a police station here to make any insurance claims abroad.

Remember to immediately contact your bank to cancel all debit and credit cards.

The most central ones are: Plaça Catalunya, 10 M Catalunya Open Mon-Fri 8:00-22:00 Sat-Sun 9:00-21:00 M

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Getting to Barcelona Airport

By Aerobús to Terminal 1 & 2 Buses depart every 5 minutes from Pl. Catalunya, from 5:30 – 24:30.

Single 5,90€, Return 10,20€

By Public Transport: Metro Line 9 Sud (4,50€ one way) Bus number 46 to Terminal 1 & 2, from Plaça Espanya, from 05:38 – 23:58, every 25 minutes.

Night bus N16 (to Terminal 2), N17 (to Terminal 1.) Every 20 minutes, from Pl. Catalunya, 23:00 – 05:00.

Train to Terminal 2 (free bus from here to T1). Every 30 minutes, from Sants. From 05:13 – 23:14.

Single 2,15€, or you can also use T10 or other TMB tickets.

Getting to Girona Airport Barcelona Bus from Barcelona Nord Bus Station next to M Arc de Triomf One way 16€, Return 25€ Check timetable online www.barcelonabus.com Buses are timed with flight departures.

Around Barcelona 2,15€ Single ticket for bus/metro 9,95€ T10 ticket, 10 trips on bus/metro (transferable, & valid any day) 14€ Hola Bcn 2 day travelcard (non-transferable)

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KNOW THE SCORE!

LIVE LIKE A LOCAL Cycling in the city

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Protective helmets are compulsory for cyclists under the age of 16.

Cyclists must use the cycle lanes; if there isn’t one, stay in the lane closest to the pavement.

Using the bus lane is not permitted.

Bikes can only ride on pavements that are wider than 5 metres.

In the street

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Be aware that drinking alcohol in the street is illegal, and you can be fined from 30€ – 1500€ according to the severity of the disturbance.

Bikinis and shirts-off is just for the beach, cover up in town.

The police can fine people for buying goods from unauthorised street traders as well as the sellers themselves.

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In your apartment

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Please keep quiet between 22:00 and 8:00. Your neighbours will appreciate this, as they are not on holiday.

Lower your voices as soon as you enter the building as sounds carry up the stairs, and some people may also have the window open.

Make sure doors and windows are locked when you leave the apartment to prevent theft. Don't leave money or valuables in your room. Use a safe deposit box.

Protect your property

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Keep your luggage in sight, or use a left luggage service. Make sure bags are always closed.

Protect your personal belongings, especially in crowded areas such as the city centre and La Rambla.

You may wish to leave your passport or identity card in your hotel or apartment's safe, and carry a certified photocopy instead.

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1. PASSEIG DE GRÀCIA If you are drawn to classic and chic labels, then head straight to Passeig de Gràcia. This luxurious boulevard boasts beautiful buildings and décor, including the magnificent Casa Batlló and La Pedrera.

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HOTSPOTS

Many of the most prestigious fashion shops and brands in Barcelona are located here, including Bulgari, Gucci, Hermès, Prada, Emporio Armani, Chanel, and Louis Vuitton.

If you are on a budget, or don’t want to splash out as far as a pair of Jimmy Choo stilettos, then check out the high-street stores such as Zara, Mango and H&M which you'll also find here.

2. BORN This beautiful cultural hub is an up-andcoming fashion district with plenty of independent boutiques that specialise in one-off items and contemporary fashion.

Many of the most best shops are in C/ Rec, C/ dels Flassaders, and in the small streets off Rambla del Born.

3. RAVAL

IF YOU ARE BRINGING GOODS OUT OF THE EU, ASK FOR A TAX FREE CHEQUE IN THE SHOP

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The quirky neighbourhood of El Raval has inspired an abundance of vintage clothing shops, located mainly on C/ Tallers and C/ de la Riera Baixa. You'll find everything from faux fur, camouflage jackets, vintage shoes and bags, to all kinds of retro styles.

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4. RAMBLA DE CATALUNYA

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This boulevard crosses the Modernist Eixample district and leads from Plaça Catalunya to Diagonal. One of the trendiest shopping streets in Barcelona, international brands and exquisite local designers present their latest offerings in its small boutiques and larger stores.

Just below Plaça Catalunya you'll find this pedestrian street which is brimming with top high street stores such as El Corte Inglés, Zara and Cortefiel. You'll also find several shoe shops and sparkles from Swarovski. It's a short stroll from here to the Cathedral, and you'll find plenty of boutiques and quirky stores in the streets of the Gothic quarter.

5. GRÀCIA Once an independent village, Gràcia still retains a strong sense of its own identity; alternative, slightly bohemian, and very Catalan. Gràcia provides the classic high street stores found throughout Barcelona, as well as more arty, funky and independent boutiques. It is popular with students and has lots of squares lined by bars and terraces.

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This wide avenue has been recently renovated and its tree-lined pedestrian promenade is full of elegant shops. Its shopping area stretches from the top of Passeig de Gràcia to Plaça Francesc Macià and continues towards Maria Cristina and the L'illa Diagonal shopping centre.

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Discover Gaudí’s ornamenSANT GERVASI tal garden with its caverns, ceramics and iconic lizard.

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Catch a game at FC Barcelona’s home turf, and tour their grounds and museum.

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Experience the Botanical Gardens, Olympic Museum Magic Fountains, and more.

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Casa BatLló Marvel at its colourful ceramic tiles, impressive interior and chimneys.

Passeig de Gràcia, 43 M Passeig de Gràcia

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This magnificent construction captures the essence of HORTA-GUINARDÓ Modernist architecture.

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Gaudí’s magnum opus is a masterpiece of symbolism and sacred geometry.

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Palau de la Música

A lavishly decorated OLÍMPIC Modernist concert hall with world-class acoustics.

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Visit the magnificent Gothic Cathedral with its beautiful cloister and religious art.

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PALAU DE LA MÚSICA

A world-class concert hall built between 19051908 by the Modernist architect Domènech i Montaner. Take a tour and discover its majestic spaces and artwork, or even better, enjoy a concert here.

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SANTA CATERINA MARKET

LA PEDRERA

Its colourful roof, lively ambience and central location make this market stand out. Pick up some delicious fresh treats, or enjoy a meal at La Torna tapas bar and surrounding restaurants.

Built between 1906-1912 by the legendary architect Antoni Gaudí, this elegant building is inspired by an organic and asymmetric underwater universe. Even the furniture is curvy!

Av. de Francesc Cambó, 16 Jaume I Open Mon-Wed & Sat 7.30-15:30, Thur Fri 20:30

Provença, 261-265 Passeig de Gràcia Open daily 9:00 - 20:00. 16,50€

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BORN CULTURAL CENTRE

Just off La Rambla, this iconic square has animated bars, great restaurants and buzzing clubs which stay open until late. Tall palm trees and a graceful fountain create a unique ambience.

The Born Market is now a cultural centre with a special focus on 18th century life and the events of September 11th, 1714, when Catalonia lost its independence.

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Plaça Comercial, 12 Jaume I Open Tues-Sun 10:00-20:00.

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Whilst visiting bustling Barcelona, why not take a day to enjoy the quieter side which the city has to offer? Over the years, the Gràcia neighbourhood has established itself as one of the most cosmopolitan and hip areas of Barcelona.

Not having the burden of major tourist attractions means Gràcia has developed its own identity. Instead of being full of international brands and fast food chains, Gràcia is home to more independent shops and authentic restaurants. It has a unique and distinctive feel thanks to its narrow streets structured around a series of beautiful squares and Mediterranean style of low-rise architecture.

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For a local experience, visit the ‘non-stop organic kitchen’ of Mama’s Café which has arguably one of the best, most extensive all-day breakfast menus in Barcelona, at Carrer de Torrijos 26.

Art Nouveau that remains to be discovered

Metro: L5 Sant Pau | Dos de Maig www.santpau.barcelona #SantPauBCN

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ART AND

MUSEUMS MACBA

JOAN MIRÓ FOUNDATION

Barcelona’s contemporary art museum opened in 1995 with a mission to offer a diverse range of artistic visions. Its permanent collection includes works by Klee, Klimt and Tàpies.

Temporary exhibitions constantly challenge our ideas of contemporary art and existence.

This is the largest collection of Miró’s graphic art, with over 500 drawings and notebooks, 225 paintings and 150 sculptures. Highlights include the sculpture gallery with the Mercury Fountain by Alexander Calder, and Espai 13 which features the work of young artists.

Plaça dels Àngels, 1

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Universitat

CATALONIA NATIONAL ART MUSEUM (MNAC) Located in the sumptuous Palau Nacional in Plaça Espanya, this museum holds an extensive range of sculptures, paintings, drawings and photography. Discover the history of Catalan art from the Romanesque period until the middle of the 20th century.

Palau Nacional, Parc de Montjuïc Plaça Espanya

Plaça Espanya

ANTONI TÀPIES FOUNDATION This remarkable space was set up to facilitate the understanding of modern and contemporary art. The collection has examples of every aspect of Tàpies’ artistic output and of the different techniques he used, such as painting, sculpture, drawing and engraving.

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BOOK TICKETS ONLINE AND AVOID THE QUEUES IN THE MOST POPULAR MUSEUMS AND ATTRACTIONS

Barcelona’s science museum offers interactive insights into all the different disciplines and principles of science in a clear, dynamic and interactive way. Discover our fascinating planet and cosmos thorough displays such as the Submerged Forest and Foucault’s Pendulum.

Carrer d’Isaac Newton, 26. FGC Tibidabo

PICASSO MUSEUM

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A fascinating insight into the controversial artist’s works, with a focus on pieces from Picasso’s earlier years which reveal the deep relationship he had with Barcelona. Much of the art you will find here was created while he was living in the Catalan capital.

This new museum opened in 2015 and presents global diversity through the wide range of pieces exhibited from Africa, Asia, America and Oceania. Discover how other heritages have developed alternative traditions and lifestyles.

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CATALONIA HISTORY MUSEUM

MANY MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES OFFER FREE ENTRY ON THE 1ST SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH

Exhibitions give an insight into each major stage of the region’s development from prehistoric times to the present. Find out about the lifestyle of cave-dwellers in the Pyrenees, and the impact of the Spanish Civil War in more recent history.

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FC BARCELONA MUSEUM

A world-class centre for contemporary culture, the CCCB emphasises the importance of creative research and strives for new knowledge in the 21st century. Digital and new technologies are integrated in its galleries, exhibitions and archives.

It's the most popular museum in Catalonia, and has historical archives of Barça football strips, sporting material, trophies, and an art gallery.

The football memorabilia collection details the team’s history from its early days to the current season.

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Many of Barcelona's museums and art galleries offer free entry for all visitors on the first Sunday of each month. These include the MACBA, CCCB, Museum of World Cultures, Catalonia History Museum and the Picasso Museum.

Enjoy the best of classical Spanish guitar with weekly concerts in Santa María del Pi, just off La Rambla. Its Gothic architecture and sombre lighting adds a touch of magic to these beautiful performances and transports you back in time.

This is by far the biggest flea market in Barcelona and a real treasure trove of second hand and vintage items, from clothes to furniture and accessories. It is open every Mon, Wed, Fri & Sat from 07:00-17:00. Arrive early!

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MENÚ DEL DÍA There are plenty of quality restaurants offering great value “menú del día” lunch menus, many of which are not located too far from the important monuments and sightseeing hotspots around town. Keep an eye out for seasonal specialties, and don't be afraid to ask for recommendations. Check out our restaurant suggestions on p40, covering everything from tapas and Mediterranean to vegetarian cuisine.

SAVE CASH WITH THE RIGHT METRO PASS Whether you are just visiting Barcelona for a few days or spending an extended period of time here, a metro pass will definitely come in handy for getting around.

While an individual ticket costs 2,15€, the ten-trip T10 is just under 10€, cutting the cost per trip in half. If staying for longer you could purchase a monthly pass for 52,75€, which is definitely the best option if you take at least two trips per day.

SURREALISM AT THE DALI-THEATRE MUSEUM Take a day trip to the nearby town of Figueres and discover this important landmark, brimming with the creativity of Salvador Dalí. A visit to this museum offers insights into the unique mind of the idiosyncratic artist and showman.

Discover Dalí’s controversial trajectory, from early sketches to elaborately detailed paintings and sculptures. www.salvador-dali.org

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FERRARI LAND PortAventura is already the most visited theme park in Spain, and their recent partnership with one of the world’s most respected automobile superbrands has resulted in the recently inaugurated Ferrari Land, a new space dedicated to the Ferrari experience and packed with with thrilling rides and games.

Its eleven new attractions include an immersive Ferrari Experience which tells the inside story of the “prancing horse”and its top-notch Italian design based on speed, technology and innovation. Only for the bravest Formula One fans, Red Force is the tallest and fastest vertical accelerator in Europe, with an acceleration from 0-112 mph in 5 seconds.

ENJOY A FASCINATING AND FUN DAY OUT FOR ALL THE FAMILY

Vila-seca, Tarragona (approx. 1hr 40 mins by direct train from Barcelona Sants) www.portaventuraworld.com

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Top Attractions 1. A DAY AT THE ZOO 09:00

Watch the penguins splashing in a pool, marvel at the magnificent lions and interact with the animals in the Children’s Zoo enclosure.

Ciutadella Park · www.zoobarcelona.cat

2. PORTAVENTURA THEME PARK Maximum entertainment with water slides, epic rollercoasters and spectacular rides at the most visited theme park in Spain, located near Barcelona.

Vila-seca, Tarragona · www.portaventuraworld.com

3. BOATING IN CIUTADELLA PARK

Fun to explore with the whole family. Come with a picnic and enjoy a laid-back boating experience on the lake as you glide amongst the ducks.

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4. KING AND QUEEN OF THE CASTLE Enjoy the fresh air and wonderful views as you take your kids to see the fascinating castle at the top of Montjuïc, which has plenty of nooks and crannies to explore inside.

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Older Kids 1. LOCK CLOCK Themed escape rooms challenge participants to solve riddles and find the coins before time runs out.

Passatge del Patriarca, 4 · www.lock-clock.com

2. PLAY POINT

Paintball and Laser Tag indoor games offer an adrenaline fuelled experience which is sure to thrill and entertain.

Comte Borrell, 88 · www.play-point.es

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Fun Museums

1. COSMOCAIXA

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Science comes to life with a submerged forest, planetarium and interactive experiments.

The history of chocolate, chocolate sculptures, workshops and a delicious gift shop.

Visit this impressively large shipyard and discover Barcelona's rich nautical history and memorabilia.

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1. Parks and gardens Montjuïc is covered in parks and gardens, some of which are free to explore and all containing a wide variety of plants and natural features. The Montjuïc Cactus Garden has hundreds of cactus specimens, whilst the Botanical Garden showcases Mediterranean plants and flowers with a backdrop of spectacular views over the city.

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2. Sports Montjuïc was a focal location for Barcelona’s 1992 Olympic Games, and the many installations created for the occasion remain as part of the city’s world class sports infrastructure. The Bernat Picornell Olympic swimming pool has large indoor and outdoor pools and a spectacular open-air diving pool. Palau Sant Jordi is an important venue for indoor games and athletics. The Olympic Ring and Stadium are now part of the Open Camp sports experience, with virtual reality and “real” reality interactive challenges and games.

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3. Museums & Art Galleries Iconic and imposing, the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya presides over Plaça Espanya. It contains a vast collection of Catalan art, including an important Romanesque collection. The nearby CaixaForum is one of the city’s most important cultural centres. A carefully curated program of art exhibitions, concerts and conferences takes place all year round. Fundació Joan Miró contains the world’s largest collection of the artisit's works, and temporary exhibitions are dedicated to the contemporary avant garde that resonates with his trajectory. The Olympic Museum offers a unique opportunity to relive the Olympic Games hosted by Barcelona in 1992, and to explore its extensive insights into all the most popular sports.

4. Historic Montjuïc Castle is situated 170m above sea level, giving it some amazing views of the city.

The castle was built in 1640 and has overlooked centuries of change in the city. This remains one of main attractions and highest points on the mountainside. It played a significant role in the Spanish Civil War. Montjuïc Cemetery can also be visited and is the final resting place of many prestigious and influential Catalans. Evening tours take visitors on a journey into the past.

5. Sightseeing One of Barcelona’s top free attractions, the Magic Fountains, is located at the foot of Montjuïc. The fountains dance to a soundtrack of rock, pop and classical music, illuminated by an impressive light show.

Poble Espanyol gives a feel for Spanish architecture, and this model village also includes several restaurants, entertainment and nightlife venues. And of course, no visit to Montjuïc would be complete without a ride up to the summit in the cablecar.

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CASA VICENS This was one of Gaudí’s first important works, completed for the Vicens family in 1889, at C/ Carolines 24, in Gràcia. It is currently being renovated and is expected to open to the public for the first time in autumn this year.

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Enjoy a night at El Molino, with vibrant shows that sizzle with burlesque, humour, dance, circus and surprises. Singing, dancing and even making you blush is something that nobody can do quite like their exquisitely playful artists. Always one step ahead, El Molino prepare their own shows and feature some of the most talented performers and choreographers in the country.

Originally part of the neighbouring town of Sarrià, this tranquil square situated in Les Corts became part of Barcelona in 1897.

It’s very popular with the locals and is a great place to eat outside. Fragments Café is especially good. The square frequently hosts events, concerts and markets, and has kept its traditional shops which are overlooked by the beautiful Santa María del Renei (1850).

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CASA DE LES PUNXES One of the most emblematic Modernist buildings in the Eixample district, this opened to the public for the first time last year. The building was commissioned by Bartomeu Terradas, one of the first footballers in the history of FC Barcelona. Three separate entrances led to apartments for each of his sisters. Distinctive towers resemble a Medieval castle and elegant terraces offer panoramic views of the city centre.

Casa de les Punxes was built in 1905 by the illustrious architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch, who also designed the Casa Martí, famous for its restaurant Els Quatre Gats where Picasso and his contemporaries would meet.

An audioguide tour introduces the legend of Sant Jordi (12,50€), and a guided tour offers a more detailed insight into its architecture (20€).

Avenida Diagonal, 420

Diagonal

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In Barcelona, we are fortunate enough to have the sun, city, mountains and the sea. However, if you prefer somewhere quieter and cleaner than the city beaches, then we suggest you check out the picturesque town of Roses on the Costa Brava.

DISCOVER ROSES

A MAGICAL COASTLINE

Situated next to the Cap de Creus natural park, While the town is delightful enough, it is the Roses is located in the area of Alt EmpordĂ , coastline that really evokes gasps of awe. Long, the northernmost tip before Catalonia touches winding cliff roads lead you above the town with France. As with much of this region, its history breathtaking views of the sparkling, picturecan be traced back to the 5th cenperfect blue Mediterranean Sea tury BC when it was founded by the that stretches beyond the horizon.

Greeks. Although these remains are Through the leafy green canoless visible than in the nearby settlepies, you can see stolen snatches EXPLORE THE ment of Empuries, whose ruins of of coastline and twinkling water.

ROMAN RUINS, the Greek and Roman towns can be Secluded little bays dazzle with their ENJOY ITS visited, its infrastructure dates back foamy waves, glinting with a cooling to the same era. The Romans also promise.

MUSEUMS, AND left their mark on Roses in the 2nd RELAX IN THE These are perfect secret spots to century BC, and later the Visigoths spend the morning relaxing in your OUTDOOR BARS established a stronghold here. own company. Choose your place Today, the town is welcoming and from afar and trot carefully down more than equipped to provide for its visitors, the rocky terrain until you reach your piece of with plenty of cosy cafĂŠs serving piping hot paradise where, if you feel like it, you can happily treats from the sea, and bars that face onto the whip off your clothes and plunge directly into the beach with freshly mixed sangria, sweet cocktails inviting (although still rather cold) water. and funky beats.

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ACTIVITIES IN ROSES Roses is famous for its semi-wild coastal areas that boast a wealth of underwater action. Try your hand at diving or snorkelling, or take a trip on a boat with undersea views. You could also try water-skiing, windsurfing, or sailing... or just hire a pedalo for an hour to explore the coastline.

There are also plenty of historical monuments and buildings that provide serene shade and interesting tales such as the Casa Mallol, which features beautiful craftsmanship from local artisans.

GETTING TO ROSES

WINE ROUTE The DO Empordà region has a wine tradition that dates back to Roman times, with vineyards that have been growing grapes for centuries. There is a high quality production of red, white and rosé wines spread across the inland areas of the region. Many vineyards are open for the public to explore and taste their specialties, and vineyard tours are organised through the tourist office.

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L3, L1,L6,L7

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PAINTING, DRINKS AND FUN

Arte Bar is a newly opened venue (the first of its kind in Barcelona) which aims to bring together the grown-up past time of wine, and a forgotten pleasure from our childhood: painting. Sessions last two and a half hours, and participants can expect to spend their evening painting, sampling local wines, socialising with other attendees, and by the end of the session go home with a freshly painted canvas.

The perk? No experience required: wine or art-wise.

AT ARTE BAR

The owners of Arte Bar, Alisa Rosseter and Bruce Anderson leave no doubt as to whether you are in experienced hands. Having run an art school in LA as well as fine art summer camps in various locations, (California, Toulouse, and then Girona) since 1999, Alisa and Bruce know what works. The atmosphere is very relaxed and the class environment is friendly, allowing participants to wind down and enjoy the process. When booking a session, all you need to do is select a date that will tackle a painting that you like the look of.

The pace of the class is slow and steady. This goes hand in hand with the ethos of Arte Bar and their wish to make this a perfect meeting point for tourists and locals alike, who want to share a drink over a unique experience.

Working on creating a painting by adding one simple layer at a time is a great, bite-size way in which to handle painting. The stages are basic and manageable, with details added gradually. The step-by-step approach means you may not realise just how much progress you are making! Before you know it, you will have a painting much like the example on display throughout the session, albeit with your own personality stamped on it. Participants are free to choose the colours they wish for their masterpiece, meaning you can let your inner hippie run free and go psychedelic, or keep things demure with muted colours. You can think about the painting as much, or as little as you wish. Just enjoy!

Carrer de Roger de Flor, 135 www.artebar.es Alexandra Constantine

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THE FLYING DUTCHMAN WAGNER From May 2nd to 28th

Foto: Matthias Baus

A breathtaking production for the most spectacular Wagner

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Conductor Oksana Lyniv Stage Director Philipp Stölzl Symphony Orchestra and Chorus of the Liceu Chorus Director Conxita Garcia English and Spanish subtitles available

Info

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TRADITIONAL CUISINE Catalan cuisine is a delight of flavours, fusing fresh ingredients from the nearby sea, mountains and countryside.

Foodies are sure to enjoy their stay in Barcelona! Here are a few specialties for you to try.

SPANISH

CATALAN

ENGLISH

FRENCH

Calçots

Calçots

Long spring onions

Alioli

Allioli

Garlic mayonnaise

Aioli

Albóndigas

Mandonguilles

Meatballs

Boulettes de viande en sauce

Escalibada

Escalivada

Peppers & aubergines

Poivrons et aubergines grillés

Cocido

Escudella i carn d'olla

Meat and veg stew

Viande et légumes vapeur

Pimientos del padrón

Pebrots del padró

Small green peppers

Des petits poivrons verts

Oignon tige

Pato con peras

Ànec amb peres

Duck with pears

Canard aux poires

Butifarra de setas

Botifarra de bolets

Sausage with mushroom

Saucisses aux champignons

Embutidos

Embotits

Cold meats

Charcuterie

Morcilla

Botifarra negre

Black pudding

Du boudin

Caracoles

Cargols

Snails

Escargots

Fideuá

Fideuà

Paella with noodles

Paella de nouilles

Una mariscada

Una mariscada

Seafood grill

Pleateau de fruits de mer

Calamares a la plancha

Calamars a la planxa

Grilled squid

Poulpe à la plancha

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Caldereta de pescado

Suquet de peix

Fish stew

Soupe de poisson

Bacalao gratinado

Bacallà gratinat

Baked salt cod

Morue gratinée

Bacalao

Bacallà

Salt cod

Morue

Crema catalana

Crema catalana

Catalan custard

Crème catalane

Miel y mató

Mel i mató

Soft cheese with honey

Fromage frais et miel

Carquinyolis

Carquinyolis

Almond biscuits

Croquet aux amandes

¡Buen provecho!

Bon profit!

Have a nice meal!

Bon appetit!

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ITALIAN

GERMAN

RUSSIAN

Gerösteter Zwiebellauch

Запеченный лук Кальсотс

Maionese all'aglio

Alioli

Чесночный соус Айоли

Polpette

Fleischbällchen

Тефтели

Cipollotti

Peperoni & melanzane

Gegrillte Aubergine und Paprika

Овощи на гриле Эскалибада

Carne e verdura stufato

Eintopf mit Fleisch und Gemüse

Мясной суп Эскуделья

Piccoli peperoni verdi

Gemahlener, grüner Pfeffer

Зеленый перчик

Anatra con le pere

Ente garniert mit Birne

Утка с грушами

Salsiccia con funghi

Pilzwürstchen

Грибные сосиски

Salumi

Aufschnitt

Колбасы

Sanguinaccio

Blutwurst

Кровавый пудинг

Lumache

Schnecken

Улитки

Paella con tagliatelle

Paella mit Nudeln

Паэлья с лапшой Фидеуа

Grigliata frutti di mare

Platte mit Meeresfrüchten

Ассорти из морепродуктов

Calamari alla griglia

Gebratener Tintenfisch

Осьминог на гриле

Zuppa di pesce

Fischsuppe

Рыбный суп

Baccalà al forno

Überbackener Kabeljau

Запеченная треска

Baccalà

Gesalzener Kabeljau

Треска

Crema catalana

Pudding

Каталонский крем

Formaggio con miele

Pudding mit Honig

Мед с мягким сыром

Cantuccini

Spekulatius

Миндальное печенье

Buon appetito!

Guten Appetit!

Приятного аппетита!

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FUTURE GAMING AT THE VIRTUAL PLAYGROUND

Barcelona’s latest ‘virtual arcade’ consists entirely of virtual reality (VR) games. The building itself has a wide glass front that opens out onto the street so you can entertain passers-by as you grapple with the very latest in VR technology. There are four screens on the walls and four consoles with HTC Vive VR headsets and hand-held controllers attached to each of these. The games themselves vary in style of play and general theme, but all have the ability to totally immerse the player in an alternative reality.

Once the comfortable visor is on and the simple controls of the hand remotes have been explained, it is shockingly easy to forget you are standing in a shopfront of the Gothic Quarter and instead believe you are battling the Empire’s forces in the Star Wars simulator Trial of Tatooine or rummaging through a wizard’s treasure trove in Waltz of the Wizard.

Perhaps the most surreal experience of all is a game in which you must walk along a plank on top of a skyscraper, pick up an object – usually a cake, although there is also a spider option for the masochists who want to confront two 34

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phobias in one go – and walk back along the plank trying not to topple off. For people who suffer from vertigo, this experience can be terrifying! Of course, if you do “fall” off the plank, nothing actually happens to you physically, but it requires a significant amount of rationalising to convince your own brain that you are not really 400 metres above a city.

All the games are equally entertaining for those not participating as they can enjoy watching their friends evade invisible obstacles and lash out at unseen enemies. Everything the player can see through their visor can also be observed on the accompanying screen, so you can gain an insight into the worlds your friends have entered. But no screen can possibly prepare you for the captivating experience of VR which positively takes over all your senses.

Carrer del Pi, 11 www.thevrplayground.com Charlie Bush

Identity card, driving licence or passport must be shown. Passport only in the case of non-EU citizens. Over 18s only.

Thrill seeker? casino barcelona GrUP PeralaDa www.casinobarcelona.com - T. 900 354 354 PorT olĂ?MPic - Marina 19-21 - barcelona

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2-28

WOMEN: FICTIONS & REALITIES Exhibition

This investigation aims to draw attention a historical interference which is still present in the lives of women: the conflictive, awkward and complex relationship between the standard models of femininity spread by the popular media culture and actual reality. The exhibition offers a journey through some of the most iconic moments from the postwar period to the present, which provide evidence of the discomfort of women faced by the official narratives and elements used as propaganda to promote a reductionist model which restricted femininity and therefore also the freedom of women.

Museu d'Història de Catalunya Plaça de Pau Vila, 3 · www.mhcat.cat Apr-May

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Flamenco takes centre stage, and the marquees get packed by lively audiences. Flamenco guitar, the cajón drum and hand-clapping accompany the dancers in a festive celebration of spring.

There's a also a funfair with a Ferris wheel, rides and games for both children and adults to enjoy.

Fira de Cornellà · www.spannabis.com

May

BIOCULTURA

4-7

Ecological fair

Spain's largest fair for organic and ecological products also visits Valencia, Bilbao and Madrid. Discover a large range of natural food products, cosmetics and eco materials for a more sustainable world.

Palau Sant Jordi biocultura.org/barcelona

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Info and tickets : www.barcelonayflamenco.com +34 93 301 06 60 facebook.com/bcnyflamenco

May

2-28

THE FLYING DUTCHMAN Opera

A young Dutchman who is condemned to roam the seas till he finds a faithful woman meets Captain Daland. The Captain grants him the hand of his daughter, but when her previous suitor returns, the Dutchman despairs and sets sail once more. Senta, whose love is sincere, sacrifices herself to save him. Music by Wagner.

Gran Teatre del Liceu · La Rambla 51-59 www.liceubarcelona.cat May

PALO ALTO

6-7

Market

This is no ordinary hipster market, and it brings together leisure, culture, and commerce. You'll find everything from food trucks and crafts to vintage bargains and a strong musical program.

Aperol Spritz Club presents Tversky, Tee Amara and Esperit! plus live sessions from Raver Jewish, DJ Veski and more.

Pellaires, 30 www.paloaltomarket.com May

8-12

SPORTS FILM FESTIVAL Exhibition

Over 400 films from more than 40 countries were presented for this festival, and 20 of the best were selected such as Steve McQueen: The Man & Le Mans which was screened at the 2016 Cannes Classics. Twenty four themed sessions cover from the most popular sports to the weird and wonderful.

Olympic and Sports Museum & other venues www.bcnsportsfilm.org May

12-13

PRIMERA PERSONA Literature festival

Autobiographic live sessions with pop concerts, stand-up comedy, theatre and narrative. Highlights include Ana Curra - the “Spanish queen of punk”, and Nigel Planer and Alexei Sayle from the subversive BBC comedy series of the 1980s, The Young Ones, which was very popular in Catalonia.

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YOUR SUMMER STORY STARTS HERE! Get a real feel for what studying at EU is like while spending your summer in Barcelona.

July 2-22, 2017

For more information contact summer@euruni.edu

May

FORMULA 1

12-14

Motor Racing

World class Grand Prix action with top international racing drivers. Book your tickets now for the unforgettable adrenaline-fueled experience of a day at the races. Friday is the practice round, Saturday the qualifier and the big race is on Sunday.

Circuit de Catalunya. Tickets from 45€ - 460€ www.circuitcat.com May

20

EDINBURGH FRINGE MASH-UP Comedy

Edinburgh Fringe Festival turns 70 this year, and two prime acts will be performing for us here in Barcelona. Carey Marx, winner of Best Club Comic in the 2017 Chortle Awards takes to the stage for a stand-up set packed with dark humor and joy and Jan D. Ablo lets rip with his stories.

Cafe Teatre Llantiol, Riereta, 7 www.barcelonacomedyfestival.com

May

26-28

BOODAVILLE Permaculture and party

This unique family festival is a weekend escape for three inspiring days of dancing, playing, singing, learning, laughing and celebrating the Boodaville eco project. Jump into rivers, engage in thoughtprovoking workshops, relax with a cocktail under the sun, and be inspired by permaculture.

Vall Rovira, Matarranya · Weekend tickets 30€ boodaville.wordpress.com

May

25-28

GOLD DUST RUSH Contemporary dance

A visual/aural journey revolving around the concept of delirium, understood as a cathartic state, simultaneously liberating and destructive, a source of light and creativity. Through geometry and repetition, the body flees towards dislocated images inspired by the common religious world, elevating it beyond rational behaviour of terrestrial reality.

Sala Hiroshima · Vila i Vilà, 67 · www.hiroshima.cat

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THE SHOW

NIGHTLIFE While they are not strictly all nocturnal activities, spring time in Barcelona does create a very welcome grey area as far as music events go.

Brunch in the City is a daytime affair that hosts the crème de la crème of international electronic music producers and local DJs and runs every other Sunday. But you only need to walk along the beach to discover an array of beach bars – or chiringuitos as they are known here. Discover cool bars right on the shoreline with sounds to fit your style all day long and into the night.

Got an event or a new place we should feature?

Email Mark J at night@barcelonaconnect.com and tell us more about it. Check our website for regular updates on where’s good to go: www.barcelonaconnect.com

INSIDER PICK

OUTDOOR FAVOURITES Fast Beach Bar: BeGay Playa Mar Bella

BIG DADDY KANE

LIVE BANDS May

06 Tori Sparks at Bluesman Club (Palace Hotel) 14 Big Daddy Kane at Boveda Club 19 Chino and the Big Beat Swing Band & Sax Attack at Harlem Jazz Club 27 Havalina at Sidecar Factory Club 30 Ricky Martin at Sant Jordi Club 31 Primavera Sound until 04 June at Parc Fòrum (tickets at www.primaverasound.com) 42

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Professional bartenders transform your desires into reality with superb drinks, great food and everything else required to enjoy the day at the beach.

Chiringuito BeGay is a Barcelona institution and is known for being an official meeting point for Barcelona’s infamous Circuit festival.

The place is buzzing day and night, so you can chill and grab some rays on one of their hammocks during the day, in between dips in the sea, or get down in the evening to start your night off in style.

More information at chiringuitobegay.com Nightclub: La Terrrazza Poble Espanyol Complex “RRR” is Barcelona’s most respected and finest open air party, and this year the opening weekend kicks off on May 19 through to October’s closing weekend.

Quality music and its location have made La Terrrazza a must-see in the list of European clubbing, and for two decades it has been at the top of the city's summer fiesta offerings. For full programme and early bird tickets, visit laterrrazza.com

WHAT'S ON

INSIDER HANGOUTS La Maison

Luckily for me, a friend of mine introduced me to this place. It really is deep in the old town, tucked down one the Gothic Quarter’s back streets. Every night of the week expect to find freshly made mojitos at only 3.50€ from opening time (19h) until 23.30.

If you’re visiting on a Sunday or Monday night, resident musician, Gaby Z, plays an acoustic set of rock, pop and reggae.

Correu Vell, 3 M Jaume I

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May 01 Mobilee Rooftop with Audiofly, Kevin Over & Jade at Hotel Silken Diagonal 13 Bookashade at Razzmatazz 18 Edu Imbernon at City Hall 20 Ameba Park Fest/Record Fair at Parque de la España Industrial (Sants) 26 Nut Records at Red 58

FLAMENCO Flamenco is a tradition from Andalucía and not Catalunya, but there are several magnificent venues where you can experience the passionate music and dance, and vibrant costumes that define flamenco.

31 Fine Musik presents Elio Riso & Ghünter Robles at Macarena

Barcelona y Flamenco Palau de la Música Catalana C/ Palau de la Música, 4-6 M Urquinaona

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EAT & DRINK

RESTAURANTS Find more recommendations for eating and drinking in Barcelona, and exclusive interviews on

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Mediterranean MariscCo

GOTHIC / EIXAMPLE

Mediterranean cuisine with fresh top quality products in a modern and welcoming ambience. Choose from the extensive selection of fresh fish and seafood on display, and it will be grilled or prepared in front of you. Specialties include lobster paella, prawn paella and homemade desserts. Not to be missed!

“Don't miss MariscCo's outdoor terrace in Plaça Reial” p53

C/ Còrsega 272 93 292 2816

p51

Diagonal, FGC Provença www.mariscco.com

Plaça Reial 8 93 412 4536 Liceu

Casa Nova

BORN

It’s a real treat to find a culinary gem like this. Authentic tapas dishes are made from fresh locally sourced ingredients, such as exquisite patatas bravas, Spanish omelet, and salt cod. Stop by for a vermut or sangria in the evening, or their delicious Barcelona style brunches with botifarra sausage and eggs Benedict.

“Come for an evening drink, dancing and live guitar” p55

Passeig del Born, 27 93 310 0786

p43

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Malgam

EIXAMPLE

Fusion Mediterranean cuisine with fresh market ingredients combined to create healthy meals.

Vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options are available.

Creative tapas and dishes to share include grilled meat and exquisitely prepared fish. Cocktail ambience in the evenings, and spaces available for groups.

“Fresh local ingredients star in their healthy and tasty dishes.” p53

C/ Aribau, 113 · 93 452 3673 Mon-Tue 9:30-18:00, Wed-Thur 09:30-00:00, Fri 09:30-03:00, Sat 20:00-3:00 Diagonal, FGC Provença

Jamón Experience

RAMBLAS

The largest space in the world dedicated to Iberian ham, opposite the Boqueria market. Its excellent restaurant offers an unmissable gastronomic experience with specialties such as Joselito Iberian meats, seasonal dishes and the best selection of Iberian ham. Lunchtime menu on weekdays 15€.

“Discover the best Iberian hams and local dishes” p50

La Rambla, 88-94 93 412 3726 Liceu www.jamonexperience.com

Pescadito de Balmes

SANT GERVASI

Traditional family-run restaurant that has been offering the best local dishes with all fresh seasonal market ingredients for 20 years. Lunchtime menu during the week and group menus available for all special events in 2 independent rooms for up to 90 diners.

C/ Balmes 440 · 93 417 1659 · www.elpescadito.es Mon-Sat 11:30-00:00, Sun 11:30-17:00 FGC Tibidabo / El Putxet 46

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EAT & DRINK

Vegetarian Govinda

CENTRE

Barcelona’s original Hindu vegetarian restaurant offers a wide range of creative Indian dishes. Tickle those taste buds with one of their mild or spicy specialities. Set lunch 3 course menus available for 10,50€ and weekend menus for 15,30€. Located just off La Rambla. p51

Plaça Villa Madrid 4 · 93 318 7729 · Tue-Sat 13:00-16:00, 20:00-23:00 Mon & Sun 13:00-16:00 Catalunya · www.amalteaygovinda.com

Amaltea

EIXAMPLE

Amaltea use the freshest and most natural ingredients, including many biological products, to make its delicious and creative vegetarian dishes.

Generous midday menus 10,70€, weekends and evenings 15,30€. Midday combination dish with a drink just 8,70€. p53

C/ Diputació 164 · 93 454 8613 · Mon-Sat 13:00-16:00, 20:00-23:00 www.amalteaygovinda.com Urgell

Café Blueproject

Gopal

Super healthy raw dishes, a treat for the indulgent vegan, and delicious home made desserts.

BORN

Princesa, 57

Carrer dels Escudellers, 42

Flax and Kale

GOTHIC QUARTER

Rasoterra

Health-conscious, vegan, veggie and gluten-free options, smoothies and snacks.

Tallers, 74

Reasonably priced vegan burgers and great selection of fast food on the go.

RAVAL

Scrumptious tapas and mains, sophisticated, stylish and super-healthy.

Carrer del Palau, 5

GOTHIC QUARTER

Brunch Federal Café

Milk Bar & Bistro

Aussie style brunch with smoothies and juices, sandwiches and hot favourites.

Parlament, 39

BORN

Gignas, 21

Picnic

GOTHIC QUARTER

Brunch & Cake

From fresh pancakes to huevos rancheros and Bloody Mary.

Carrer del Comerç, 1

Welcoming atmosphere and diverse selection of recovery brunch classics.

BORN

Sweet treats include homemade nutty banana bread and coconut bread.

Enric Granados, 19

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International CDLC

Bunbo

Lounge club seafront restaurant with fusion Asian, Arabic and Mediterranean cuisine.

Passeig Maritim, 32

Delicious curries, Pad Thai and other Vietnamese specialties, amongst a lively décor.

PORT OLYMPIC

Sagristans, 3

Rangoli

Abissínia

Dishes from different regions of India, and a large outdoor terrace.

Joan de Borbó, 78

GOTHIC QUARTER

Travel to Ethiopia and discover their traditional flavours with dishes to share.

BARCELONETA

Torrent les Flors, 55

GRÀCIA

Ziryab Fusion Tapas

BORN

Ziryab's tapas and dishes are all freshly made, using quality ingredients and blending traditional local tapas with Middle Eastern flavours to create interesting, spicy and flavoursome dishes such as grilled halloumi cheese with serrano ham, delicious dips with pitta, and some excellent Middle Eastern wines. p55

C/ Ases 4 · 932 68 17 74 · www.ziryab.es Jaume I Mon-Thurs 13:00-23:30 · Fri-Sun 13:00-00:00

BARS L'Aromatica

EIXAMPLE

The place for the coffee lovers! Let the English speaking staff introduce you to the Spanish style of coffee making or our variety of exotic and traditional teas. Milkshakes, waffles, and pancakes or English Breakfast with a large variety of local beers along with good music and free wifi. p53

Gran Via Corts Catalanes, 552 · 934 51 21 34 Mon-Fri: 07:30-21:30 · Sat-Sun: 09:00-21:30

Flaherty's Irish Bar

Urgell

GOTHIC

Very centrally located family owned Irish Pub, just off La Rambla. Great food served, from traditional Irish breakfast and steak & kidney pie to burgers and fantastic Sunday Roast. Special food and drink deals. 400+ sports channels. Large outdoor terrace. Pool and darts.

“Home made food and a huge selection of beers!” p51

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Joaquim Xirau · 93 412 6263 · Open everyday from 9am Kitchen open till late Drassanes www.flahertysbcn.com

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15:30 Shenanigans Irish Bar

RAVAL

Barnabier

Formerly known as The Quiet Man, it was the first Irish pub to open in Bcn. Located off La Rambla, Irish family owned and home to the cheapest beer in town from just 1€, it's a popular spot! Have great craic, meet new people and enjoy a few pints. It's the place to be!

Pints of Guinness and Ales 4€ Pints of Lager 3€!

p51

Carrer Marqués de Barberá 11 · 93 412 12 19 Mon-Thur: 18:00-2:00 · Fri-Sat: 14:00-3:00 Sun 14:00-2:00 · www.shenanigansbcn.com Liceu

Cat Bar

BORN

Cat-themed craft beer bar with 9 taps and 30+ bottles of mainly local Catalan & BrewDog Beers. Serves a selection of vegan food and wheat-free options. Limited table service. A piano is available for anyone who can play, and random passing guitarists and violinists play. Free WiFi. p55

C/ Boria 17 · 18:00-1:00 or 2:30 · www.catbar.es

Ziryab Shisha Lounge

BORN

If you are looking for a shisha in Barcelona, this is the place for you.

Choose from flavoured tobacco - apple, grape… even watermelon, lemon and mint, and capuccino. You can also enjoy a glass of wine, fresh teas and infusions in this unique spot in the trendy Born area. p55

C/ de Grunyi 4 · 93 667 3786 · www.ziryab.es Every day 19:00-1:00

Ale&Hop

Dry Martini

A great selection of European and craft beers on tap and bottled. Vegetarian snacks.

Passeig del Born, 17

BORN

Berimbau

A classic uptown establishment with excellent cocktails.

Aribau, 162

EIXAMPLE

Manchester Bar

Spain’s oldest Brazilian bar serves one of the best mojitos in town.

Passeig del Born, 17

Jaume I

BORN

Latin American cocktails, cheap beer and an excellent indie music soundtrack.

Milans, 5

GOTHIC 49

BARRI GÒTIC & RAVAL Barcelona's Old Town The heart of Barcelona's historic centre is a labyrinth of small streets. This was once the Roman town of Barcino, and you'll find parts of the old Roman wall, tombs, and even columns from the Temple of Augustus. Imposing churches back onto the historic Jewish quarter and lively cafés and tapas bars fill the many squares, from the busy Plaça Reial just off the Ramblas to the more secluded Plaça Sant Felip Neri.

Don't miss.....

Plaça Sant Jaume

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Barcelona's administrative centre, once the Roman Forum.

Plaça Sant Jaume Esglesia del Pi

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Prestigious opera house with an internatinal repertoire.

La Rambla, 51-59 E

A 14th Century Gothic church with a magnificent stained glass rose. Plaça del Pi, 7 La Seu Cathedral

C

Gran Teatre del Liceu

City History Museum See fascinating artefacts in this unique museum.

Plaça del Rei

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Impressive Gothic cathedral, with geese living in the cloister.

Plaça de la Seu

Plaça Reial Historic square with many restaurants, bars and clubs.

Plaça Reial

Recommended!

RESTAURANTS

BARS & CULTURE

1

MariscCo. Seafood & Mediterranean Restaurant Pl. Reial, 8................................p44

5

2

Jamón Experience. Audiovisual & gastronomic insight to Spanish ham La Rambla, 88-94 .......................................p45

Govinda. Indian vegetarian restaurant Pl. Vila Madrid, 4.........................................p46

6 7 8 9 10

El Molino. Burlesque & Cabaret Vila i Vilà, 99................................................p41

SERVICES

3

Locker Barcelona. Luggage storage Estruc, 36 ...................................................p27

4

Police Station (for reporting robbery) Plaça Catalunya, 10

50

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Shenanigans Irish Bar Marqués de Barberà, 11.............................p48 Flaherty's Irish Bar Pl. Joaquim Xirau.......................................p47 Barcelona y Flamenco at Teatre Poliorama Rambla dels Estudis, 115............................p37 Sala Bagdad Avda Paral•lel, 58……...............................p59

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Port 51

EIXAMPLE Home of Modernism The first thing you'll notice is this district's distinctive grid structure with roads that cross in diamond-shaped blocks.

The Eixample was built between 1850-1910 and is renowned for its many Modernist buildings created by different architects. It is a busy commercial area, with elegant shops, trendy restaurants and comfortable hotels. You'll find an area nicknamed the “Gayxample,” for its gay community and nightlife.

Don't miss.....

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Fundació Antoni Tàpies

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Modern art gallery with the artist's permanent collection.

Aragó, 255 B

La Pedrera/Casa Milà

Gaudí's imagination inspires visitors and passers by every day. Passeig de Gràcia, 43 E

Unique building by Gaudí with an asymmetrical façade.

Provença, 261-265 C

Palau Robert

Casa Batlló

Casa Lleó i Morera Modernist building by Domènech i Montaner.

Passeig de Gràcia, 35

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Free exhibitions, and a tourist information office.

Passeig de Gràcia, 107

Casa Amatller Another distinctive Modernist construction in this block.

Passeig de Gràcia, 41

Recommended!

RESTAURANTS

1

Amaltea. Vegetarian restaurant Diputació, 164............................................p46

2

MariscCo. Seafood & Mediterranean restaurant Còrsega, 272..............................................p44

3

L' Aromatica. The place for coffee lovers!

Gran Via de les Corts Catalans, 552.........p47

4

Malgam. Mediterranean & Japanese fusion Aribau, 113.................................................p45

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SHOPPING

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Shopping Express. Bus to La Roca Village Passeig de Gràcia, 6...............................p2

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BORN Charm and tradition This district is arguably one of the most beautiful in the city.

The atmosphere of El Born is both historical and trendy; be sure to explore all the way through to Cituadella Park which acts as its leafy green backdrop. Take a wander down C/ Princesa and into the narrow side roads. You may feel like you are getting lost, but rest assured you are guaranteed to find all the best little bars and restaurants favoured by the locals.

Don't miss.....

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Santa María Del Mar

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A beautiful Gothic church built between 1329 and 1383.

Plaça de Santa María, 1 B

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Important collection with many of Picasso's earliest works.

Montcada, 15-23 E

Contemporary figurative modern European art.

Barra de Ferro, 5 C

Born Cultural Centre

Picasso Museum

Cituadella Park Well-kept gardens with a boating pond and fountains.

Pg. Picasso, 21

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Medieval Barcelona and exhibitions.

Plaça Comercial, 12

Barcelona Zoo Family fun with different animals and habitats.

Ciutadella Park, Pg Picasso 21

Recommended!

RESTAURANTS

BARS & CULTURE

1

Ziryab Fusion Tapas & Wine Ases, 16.........................................................p47

4

Ziryab Shisha Lounge Grunyí, 4....................................................p48

2

Cat Bar. Vegan restaurant and draft beers Boria, 17........................................................p48

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Barcelona y Flamenco at Palau de la Música Catalana Palau de la Música, 4-6..........................p37

Casa Nova. Tapas restaurant and bar Passeig del Born, 27....................................p44

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BARCELONETA & PORT OLYMPIC Along the seafront This seafront area was rebuilt for the 1992 Olympic Games and has since become one of Barcelona's top visitor destinations.

Take a walk along the seafront promenade and see the sailing boats in the port below. There are many seafood restaurants and lounge bars with terraces overlooking the Mediterranean, and there's a busy nightlife scene.

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Barceloneta Seafront

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Conveniently located near the centre. Great for winter walks.

Passeig Marítim de la Barceloneta B

l' Estel Ferit

Discover a magical underwater world from sharks to penguins.

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Modern art sculpture “The Wounded Star” by Rebecca Horn.

Passeig Marítim de la Barceloneta C

Catalonia History Museum

Aquarium

Golden Fish An imposing 56 metre goldfish statue by Frank Gehry.

Passeig Marítim

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A journey through time, from the prehistoric to the present.

Plaça de Pau Vila, 3

Port Olympic Marina This picturesque port is home to hundreds of yachts.

Port Olympic

Recommended!

RESTAURANTS

ENTERTAINMENT & CULTURE

1

Magnum. Restaurant of Casino Barcelona Marina, 19-21

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Skyline Boats. Sailing boat tours Port Olímpic Mooring, 2861-2862

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La Fonda del Port Olímpic. Mediterranean cuisine. Moll de Gregal, 7-10.......................p49

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Casino Barcelona. Games & gastronomy Marina, 19-21.......................................p35

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La Barca del Salamanca. Seafood and fresh fish specialties Moll de Gregal, 13-17................p49

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Poblenou Cemetery Av. Icaria

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Salamanca. Mediterranean and market cuisine.

Almirall Cervera, 34.....................................p49

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Skyline Boats Office Sailing boat tours.

Andrea Doria, 51

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