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La Rambla
Running down from Plaça Catalunya to the statue of Christopher Columbus, La Rambla or Les Rambles is undoubtedly the street to walk up and down in search for truly Barcelonian flavor. It bristles with vibrant city hustle and bustle of book and flower stalls, street performers and parades and it...
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Casa Batllo
Casa Batllo is a stunning example of Antoni Gaudi's revolutionary visions for residential buildings. It is one of two great structures designed by the artist on Passeig de Gracia, the other being La Pedrera. Referred to by the locals as casa dels ossos (house of bones) or casa del drac (house of...
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Just plunge into the amazing maze of winding narrow streets, peaceful squares and cozy hideaways of Barri Gothic. The district is a splendid reminder of Barcelona's medieval heyday and a hub the city's historic and cultural life where the Middle Age remnants and other architectural styles blend b...
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Located at Port Vell, L'Aquàrium de Barcelona is surely one of the most visited sights of the city. Loved by the young and adult alike, the centre is a perfect leisure spot and one that will cast some light on the dark waters' habitats. The complex houses a series of 35 tanks, 11,000 animals and...
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One of the routes not to be missed for it guarantees an uninterrupted view of Barcelona and the Mediterranean. The Tibidabo Mountain is one of the city's landmarks for a number of reasons. First, it gives you the most incredible view of the city, second, getting there is really half the fun! Just...
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Extending east of the Barri Gòtic is the ancient district of La Ribera. Head there for a spot of shopping and a dose of culture for this is probably the most gentrified part of town, with some of the trendiest boutiques, eateries and bars around to cater for the most sophisticated of tastes. He...
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Bordered on the east by the Campo del Moro and glued to the frontal Plaza Oriente, the Palace makes you go 'wow' even before you enter its lavish interior decorated to the sophisticated tastes of Charles III. Inside you will be served a royal feast of splendor in a 400-meter square dining hall, f...
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Plaza Mayor
They say a historic square is always a beating heart of a city, and if this holds truth, then Madrid has its blood pumped by at least 5 of them. The grand arcaded Plaza Mayor is perhaps the one that gets the whole system going, and since it was built during the Habsburg period, it has been the ce...
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A sweeping oasis of peace and greenery, Retiro Park is where the monarchs used to look for retiro (rest) and muse over the state's weighty matters. Today it is a favorite Sunday afternoon hang-out spot for Madrileños and tourists alike, and the vicinity of the Prado Museum means you can combine...
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When something is unconditionally beautiful, it doesn't need any make-up or special setting to be appreciated. Yet we do recommend visiting the site after dark, when it's fantastically illuminated and its image reflects in shimmering water. Sitting on a hilltop in Parque del Oeste, the 2nd centur...
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Bourbon Café
If you're in for a night of gaudy entertainment, laugh your head off and yield to the animated ambiance of the truly artistic madhouse - The Bourbon Cafe. Everything you see or experience here will haunt your imagination long after you come back home, from the fiercely tangerine walls, an extensi...
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Teleferico
One thing is to give Madrid a due time roaming its sassy grounds; quite another is to watch it buzz from up high. Located in picturesque Casa de Campo , Madrid's outstanding park, El Teleferico whisks you 40m above Plaza de España, the Royal Palace, the Aeronautical Museum, and the Atletico Madr...
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Gran Via
This is where you can buy the best pair of designer jeans ever, see the latest theater productions, take part in a gay parade, or just delight in the sweet urban clamor. In other words, Gran Via oozes the essence of modern Madrid, serves as a favorite meeting point, and a splendid example of a pl...
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More about Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum (Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza)
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Calatayud
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