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Barcelona is a city where the Spanish meet the French mixed together with a Mediterranean flair. This warm and inviting city sits on the northeastern coast of the Spain along the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. It has a deep history yet remains a modern city with a strong cultural, architectural, and artistic feel. One of the first things travelers notice is the language difference between the rest of the Spanish areas and Barcelona and its province of Catalonia. The Catalan language has a flourish to it that gives it a unique sound. Despite the language barrier, Barcelonians are very friendly and full of fun.

Beliebte Hotels in Barcelona

Hotel Barcelona Universal
Del Paral.lel, Del 76-78

H10 Montcada
Via Laietana, 24

Majestic Hotel & Spa Barcelona
Paseo de Gracia 68

Barcelona Catedral
Carrer Dels Capellans, 4

Eurostars Laietana Palace
V Laietana 17

Hotel Colon Barcelona
Avenida Catedral, 7

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Top-Sehenswürdigkeiten in Barcelona

1.	La Rambla Every traveler ends up in the Rambla. It is a wonderful tree-lined pedestrian boulevard packed with all sorts of different people from every walk of life. The noisy bird market on the second block of La Rambla is worth a visit. The nearby 18th Century rococo Palau de la Virreina is also worth checking out. For more market fun, visit the Mercat de la Boqueria. There are plenty of cafes and restaurants in which to watch the sideshows. But don’t go below the Plaça Reial, as the street becomes decidedly seedy, with strip clubs and peep shows. « ausblenden
2.	La Sagrada Familia No where can the Spanish and French influences be seen more than in Antoni Gaudi ‘s La Sagrada Familia, a continuously unfinished cathedral that appears more like a giant drip sand castle than a gothic church. Much can be said of Gaudi’s modern twist to an old style of architecture, but until you walk through it and gaze at the strange spires and appealing stonework, you can not understand its amazing stature and artistic sense. It’s sad to note that Gaudí died in 1926 before his masterpeice was completed, and since then, controversy has continually dogged the building program. Enjoy the church, as it is truly an amazing place to wander for hours. « ausblenden
3.	Museu Picasso (Picasso Museum) As further evidence of Barcelona’s modern and sophisticated bent, the Picasso Museum (Museu Picasso) has become the city’s most visited museum, despite its small housing and focus on the artist’s early period. The old style stone mansion in an ancient part of the city adds to the ambiance of Picasso’s Blue and Rose period covered comprehensively in this museum. Walking from one monument to the other offers travelers a sample of both the vast history and modern transformation that is today’s Barcelona. « ausblenden
4.	Barri Gotic The Barri Gotic comprises the old town and has ton of well-maintained medieval Gothic buildings. It is not far from the La Rambla, and is considered the center of old Barcelona. This maze of interconnected dark streets link up with squares with many cafes and bars. Most of the buildings were built in the 14th and 15th century, before Barcelona became part of greater Spain. The Catedral is one of Spain's greatest Gothic buildings, so count it as a “must-see.” Two other significant buildings here are the Ajuntament and the Palau de la Generalitat. « ausblenden
5.	Bogatell Bogatell is twice the length of adjoining Nova Icaria and has a nice stone walkway for jogging, roller blading, cycling, and more. This path helps cuts down on traffic noise and makes you feel like you’re a million miles away from a big city. There are no beach bars there, but three large restaurants offer food and drink. « ausblenden
6.	Nova Icaria Nova Icaria has a nice wide beach and is often crowded. It is located close to the Olympic marina and had three spotless beach bars, two popular restaurants on the promenade, and numerous bars and restaurants off the Port Olímpic just a short walk from there. « ausblenden
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Top-Restautants in Barcelona

1.	L'Olive' L'Olive', Barcelona, is a two-story restaurant designed in a modern Catalan style. The restaurant is adorned with reproduction from many Spanish masters. Despite its size, travelers can find pockets of quiet within the restaurant. Try the yummy Catalan pastries for dessert. « ausblenden	6.	Restaurant Bar Castells Restaurant Bar Castells, Barcelona, has been around for more than 100 years, providing an old café style eating experience. It is a casual tapas restaurant that reflects a more relaxed time in Barcelona. It is a good place to get a bite to eat after visiting the Picasso Museum. « ausblenden
2.	Restaurant Via Veneto, Restaurant Via Veneto, Barcelona has won several prizes for inventive and tasty Catalan dishes. The wine cellar is also excellent, offering a large selection of Spanish and French wines. The restaurant’s décor is modernist Catalan and the focus of the staff is on high-quality service. « ausblenden	7.	El Salon El Salon, Barcelona has long been visited by couples looking for a romantic meal. The cuisine is eclectic, mixing together Asian, Italian and French influences. It tends to be a bit erratic, so your experience can go either way. But it has a group of faithful diners that visit often. « ausblenden
3.	Ca l’Isidre' Ca l’Isidre', Barcelona is a wonderful Catalan bistro where it’s possible to see famous artists or King Juan Carlos of Spain, who visits when in town. This family-run restaurant serves food based on the freshest ingredients that day. It is located in a somewhat sketchy area, but the food and atmosphere are worth the risk. The wine list is also excellent. « ausblenden	8.	Can Ros Can Ros, Barcelona, first began as a wine cellar a century ago, but has become the go to place for seafood at a reasonable price. Travelers will enjoy the authenticity of the food and atmosphere, which is lacking in pretension. Not only is the seafood to die for, but the Sangrias are famous, too « ausblenden
4.	Sagardi Sagardi, Barcelona, is situated in a 14th century building in the Barri Gotic. Their Basque-inspired food is well-known throughout the city. They serve small dishes of inventive yet hearty food, with seafood and beef as their specialties. « ausblenden	9.	Flash-Flash Tortilleria Flash-Flash Tortilleria, Barcelona, is another good choice for authentic Med food with a Spanish focus. The restaurant opened in the 1970s, and the décor has failed to change with the times. But the food is good, and the atmosphere is more upscale than you’d think. « ausblenden
5.	Cal Pep This small restaurant is sometimes hard to get into because of its great reputation, but it is worth the wait. Most diners are happy to elbow their way to the bar for some delicious gourmet seafood tapas. There is no menu, so people just point to what they want. Bring your appetite and courage. « ausblenden	10.	El Glaciar El Glaciar, Barcelona is a quaint bar in the upscale Placa Reial area of Barri Gothic. It serves coffee and alcoholic drinks, and offers occasional exhibitions of photography, paintings and regular debate sessions. The bar has an attractive interior and a popular outdoor terrace. « ausblenden

Insider-Tipps für Barcelona

1.	Take a Tour of the Hospital de Sant Pau Though it doesn’t sound very fun, make time to tour Hospital de Sant Pau. It was built over 600 years ago but is still a fully operational hospital. It was designed by Domenech i Montaner and is free to the public. There are guided tours of many of its buildings, and it has beautiful green areas in between them. Don’t miss the magnificent ceilings in the entrance to the hospital, and the many fairy tale-like pavilions are worth a look as well. There is even a coffee bar for a well-deserved break. Carrer Sant Antoni Maria Claret « ausblenden
2.	Rambla Catalunya After the hordes and masses of La Rambla, travelers often search for some peace and quiet to enjoy the architecture and history of Barcelona. Take a walk on Rambla Catalunya, which is a continuation of La Rambla after the Placa de Catalunya. This street offers a calmer, high-end district of Barcelona. It has quite a bit of beautiful architecture without the crowds and craziness. « ausblenden
3.	Catalan Language Understanding the local language can be a big problem for English-speakers in Barcelona. There are few signs in English and if you do not speak Spanish (or preferably Catalan), you would do well to buy a phrase book to help you get around. « ausblenden
4.	Pickpockets & Thieves Be on the look out for petty thieves, especially while in the more touristy areas. They often work in teams, splitting up groups to take purses, cameras, or pick your pocket. They are rarely violent, but they are crafty and will steal whatever you have to offer. « ausblenden

Ausgehen in Barcelona

1.	Razzmatazz Razzmatazz, Barcelona, is the hottest club in Barcelona, especially for visiting big-name bands. There are five clubs inside featuring different kinds of music to attract just about everybody. « ausblenden
2.	Club Apolo/Nitsa Club Apolo/Nitsa, Barcelona, is another rocking dance club. It is located in an old theater in the Poblet Sec area and is open until six in the morning. In the main room, you will find a crowd that loves to groove to techno. If that's not your style, you can try the Picnic Bar where they play Pop or the Def Room where they play Hip-Hop. On the weekends, you are likely to find a dance-a-thon here. « ausblenden
3.	La Boîte La Boîte, Barcelona, offers either soul, funk, or old Motown hits to dance the night away. It is a fun place with fun people, and the rule is that if you stay awhile, you must get oyut on the dance floor and shake your groove thing. It is located in Eixample and is open late. « ausblenden
4.	Pipa Social Club Pipa Social Club, Barcelona is more than just a bar full of smoking pipes overlooking Plaza Reial. It is located one story above La Rambla and known as a "secret bar." To get in, visitors have to ring the door buzzer at street level which triggers the lights to flash upstairs. Once upstairs, visitors enter a six room apartment that appears to be from the late nineteenth century. The bar is to the left towards a framed picture of Sherlock Holmes. There is a a pool table in the back room and the front room is a dance hall with tables and chairs to relax in. Do try getting a table by the windows over-looking the plaza. Placa Reial 3 (above Glaciar Restaurant in Plaza Reial), « ausblenden

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