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BARCELONAPUBLISHING DATE: 2015-03-16 | COUNTRY CODE: ESContents: The City, Do & See, Dining, Cafes, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,Accommodation, Essential Information, Maps

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Fanciful architecture and hip restaurants have come together with the sunny southern Spanish climate and beaches. This has transformed Barcelona in just a fewdecades from a rough port city to one of Europesif not the worldspremierdestinations.

Stroll along La Rambla, admire the Casa Calvets faade or the Casa Mila designed by Gaudi, visit the Market of la Boqueria or shop at El Corte Ingls. Sample some ofthe many bars, cafs and late night haunts while youre at it.

THE CITY

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Like many other cities on the Mediterranean, Barcelona was founded by the Romans. The original settlement,called Barcino, was a small port located on the same spotas todays cathedral. The town was overshadowed byTarragona, the capital of the province. Both the Visigothsand the Moors invaded Barcelona, however, their inuencewas not as important to the future of the city as the arrivalof the Franks in the late 9th century. It was at that pointthat Barcelona and Catalonia started shaping their ownidentity, dierent from the rest of Spain.

This is most apparent in the language - Spanish, or Castilian, has many Arab words, while Catalan has manyFrench words instead. So Catalan is not a Spanish dialect,but a language in its own right, related to other Romancelanguages.

Barcelonas history is seen everywhere in the city. The oldest areas are located by the sea, including the shoppingenclave Barri Gotic. On the other side of the mainboulevard La Rambla lies the legendary Raval district. Untilthe 1980s, this was the slum area, home to the citysown Chinatown (Barrio Chino) and the red light district.Today, designer shops and cafs have moved in. Furthernorth is fashionable Eixample, the area created as a resultof the 19th century expansion of the city.

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DO & SEE

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Much of the attraction of Barcelona is the citys wide range of sights. The architect, the design nerd, the footballfan, the art historian, the city plannerthere is somethingfor all of them in the most self-assured city on theMediterranean. A visit to Sagrada Familia, Casa Mila andCasa Calvet is a must when visiting Barcelona.Camp Nou

FC Barcelona is much morethan just a football club.Sometimes it feels as if itcarries the whole nationspride on its shoulders. Eventhose not interested in football

will enjoy a visit. One reason is the large number of well-dressed spectators, another the masterfularchitecture of the arena.Photo: BCN TravelAddress: Carrer d'Aristides Maillol, 12, BarcelonaPhone: +34 902 18 99 00Internet: www.fcbarcelona.com/camp-nou

Steel Donkey Bike TourSteel Donkey Bike Tours arethe rst and only alternativebike rides in Barcelona. Unlikewith standard bike tours of thecity, you wont simply belearning about Barcelona youll

be living it tooPhoto: Steel Donkey Bike ToursPhone: 0034 657 286 854Internet: http://www.steeldonkeybiketours.comEmail: [email protected]

Barcelona Bus TuristicThe Bus Turistic is the ocalhop on - hop o bus andprobably the best way toexplore the city on your own.There are one-day andtwo-day tickets for unlimited

use on all three routes (44 stops).

Ticket prices:Adults - 27/35 (1day/2days), Children - 16/20 (1day/2days)Child discounts apply from 4-12 years

If you buy the tickets online in advance you will save 10%! With the printed ticket voucher you can hop on the busright away at any stop.Opening hours: 09hrs to 19hrs, in summer until 20.00hrsInternet: www.barcelona-bus-turistic.com

Barcelona City TourThe open red double deckersof Barcelona City Tour oertwo routes with 35 stopsclose to all major touristattractions, an audio-guide anda discount booklet. Tickets

allow for unlimited use of the buses on the booked days.

Prices:Adults - 27/35 (1day/2days), Children (4 to 12 years) - 16/20 (1day/2days),Seniors (+65 years) - 22/27 (1day/2days)


Buy the tickets online to save 10% and board the bus at any stop with the printed voucher.Opening hours: 09hrs to 19hrs, in summer until 20.00hrsInternet: www.barcelona-city-tour.com

Casa Mil, La PedreraIf you dont have time to visitall of Gaudis landmarks, besure to see this one and theGaudi museum. In thesummer time you can alsoenjoy a refreshing drink on the

rooftop. The decorations here must have inspired George Lucas and his Star Wars movies.Address: Passeig de Grcia 92, BarcelonaPhone: +34 902 202 138Internet: www.lapedrera.com

MACBALeave the busy streets behind you for a moment and visit Barcelonas museum of modern art. MACBA is short forMuseu dArt Contemporani de Barcelona and here you ndSpanish and Catalonian art from the 20th century.Address: Plaa dels ngels, 1, BarcelonaPhone: +34 93 412 08 10Internet: www.macba.es

Palau de la Msica CatalanaThis sublime concert halldesigned by Domnech iMontaner a hundred years agois not quite as wacky as someof Gaudis architecture. It isactually more representative

of Modernism. The Palace of Catalan Music not only pays tribute to the musical heritage of the Catalans but to allmusicas well as beauty, colour and joy.Address: C/ Palau de la Msica 4-6, BarcelonaPublic Transport: Urquinaona

Phone: +34 93 295 72 00Internet: www.palaumusica.org

Santa Maria del MarBarcelonas most beautifulchurch is probably the bestexisting example of theCatalonian Gothic, with acleaner style than normallyassociated with Gothic

architecture. The church has a wonderful feeling of spaciousness and weightlessness emphasized by slenderpillars and very sparsely decorated chapels.Address: Plaa de Santa Maria 1, BarcelonaPublic Transport: Jaume IPhone: +34 933 102 390

LAquarium de BarcelonaThe sharks are the stars at this Mediterranean themed aquarium, but you will be able to see almost all dierentkinds of water species here. LAqurium is situated at theend of Las Ramblas and is very close to the city centre.Address: Moll dEspanya del Port Vell, s/n, BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 217 474Internet: www.aquariumbcn.com

Picasso MuseumThe Picasso Museum has oneof the most extensive artcollections by the 20thcentury Spanish artist PabloPicasso. The permanentcollections stands for more

than 3,800 works and this is one of the most popular and most visited museums in Barcelona.Address: Montcada, 15, BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 563 000Internet: www.museupicasso.bcn.es


Maritime MuseumThis is a ship museum with the largest shipyard in the world. Inside you will nd reproductions of boats andmaritime objects from dierent historic periods. They alsohave activities and workshops for children in the age of3-12 years.Address: Avinguda de les Drassanes, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 429 920Internet: www.mmb.cat

Chocolate MuseumIf you like chocolate then youshould visit this deliciousmuseum. Here you will ndout the history of chocolatefrom the discovery of cocoabeans by the New World

explorers to present time. When visiting the museum you should of course do some tastings of local varieties(hazelnut, pecan, mint etc.). They also oer workshops forchildren and adults.Address: Carrer Comer, 36, BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 687 878Internet: www.museuxocolata.cat

Open Air CinemaDuring the summer months July and August the Montjuc castle transforms the moat into an outdoor cinema. Comebefore the movie starts and enjoy live music such as fado,nova and amenco.Address: Sala Montjuc, BarcelonaPhone: +34 93 302 3553Internet: www.salamontjuic.org

SitgesThis town, only 35 km southof Barcelona, is a popular daytrip destination for the visitorsof Barcelona. Come here tohave a lazy day on the beachor stroll in the cosy town. You

will nd trendy shops, beautiful sights and delightful restaurants. If you choose to stay overnight do not missthe well-reputed nightlife.Address: SitgesMore Info: Trains leave every fteen minute from Barcelona train station

Wine and Cava TourThe area of Catalonia producemore than 380 million bottlesof wine and Cava per year andBarcelona plays a big part inthe Catalan wine industry.From the city there are a

selection of dierent wine tours just for a day or overnight. At vineyards not too far from the city you will have theopportunity to see how the wines are made and of courseto taste them.Internet: www.foodwinetours.com

Park GellIn this park with stunningviews over the city you canadmire several impeccableworks of Gaudi. Actually, theentire park is designed by theartist himself. Statues and

buildings in dierent colours and shapes stand side by sideand the park is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Address: Carrer d'Olot, s/n, BarcelonaPhone: +34 902 20 03 02Internet: www.parkguell.cat


Ciutadella ParkThis park is situated close to the port and provides a relaxing oasis for the inhabitants and also tourists thatneed some greenery. Here you nd sporting facilities, alake and a waterfall, sculptures and also some importantsights in the city, the Catalan Parliament building and theBarcelona Zoo for instance.Address: Passeig de Picasso, 21, BarcelonaPhone: +34 638 23 71 15

Gothic QuarterLose yourself in the narrow,winding pebbled streets in thisold and historic quarter. Hereare beautiful squares withcharming cafs and superbrestaurants so if you need to

have a break there are plenty of places to choose from.

DINING

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The easiest thing is to divide Barcelonas overwhelming range of restaurants into two parts: the new and the old.Some of the worlds most modern restaurants, managedby the worlds most innovative chefs (the most famous isFerrn Adri) can be found here, but there is alsotraditional Catalonian cuisine which despite being heavyon occasion, includes very good vegetable dishes(samfaina, a kind of ratatouille, escalivada, grilled, peeledpeppers, aubergines and onions espinacs a la catalan,spinach fried with garlic, pine nuts and raisins). Best

known is the simple rustic pa amb tomquet: a slice ofbread with olive oil, salt and freshly crushed tomatoes.

"The new ones" in particular may be expensive, but many of the best known chefs apprentices have now openedtheir own lower-priced restaurants. Generally speaking,"the old ones" provide better value for money, althougheven the traditional restaurants know how to charge. Youshould always reserve a table in Barcelona. Dinner is notserved until 21.00.Cal Pep

Cal Pep is a very populartapas bar and restaurant. It isbest to jostle your way to thebar and let Pep himselfrecommend the best horsdoeuvres. Otherwise, there

are also tables and a quieter dining room further in. Oered is a mixture of traditional and innovative cooking.Address: Plaa de les Olles 8, BarcelonaPublic Transport: BarcelonetaPhone: +34 933 107 961Internet: www.calpep.comEmail: [email protected]

Caf de lAcadmiaAt Caf de lAcadmia guestscan enjoy slightly updatedCatalonian cuisine in anattractive open-air restaurantor in the cool, natural stonewalled interior. At lunchtime it

is full of ocials from the adjacent Town Hall and regional government buildings.Address: Calle Lledo, 1, BarcelonaPublic Transport: Jaume IPhone: +34 933 198 253


AlkimiaAlchemy, something along those lines is what they do, all those Spanish chefs. Here is Jordi Villa who has beenawarded for his new interpretations of Spanish classicsand his own innovationswhat would you say to tunaslivers on a bed of mustard foam? Book well in advance tomake sure you get a seat.Address: Carrer de la Indstria, 79, BarcelonaPublic Transport: Sagrada FamliaPhone: +34 932 076 115Internet: www.alkimia.catEmail: [email protected] Info: Closed Saturdays and Sundays. Do not accept American Express

SaleroSalero oers elegant fusion inan almost completely whitespace. A typical Salero dish istuna with spinach and konbu,Japanese seaweed. If youdecide to dine here, have an

aperitif at one of the bars in the Borh district.Address: Carrer Rec, 60, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 198 022Internet: www.restaurantesalero.comEmail: [email protected]

7 Portes"The Seven Doors" has been in business since 1836, and still has its original modernism interiordark wood andtiles. However, eating here is far from stodgy. It is usuallyfull of people enjoying traditional Catalan cooking. Try thecrema catalana, the Catalan version of crme caramel, itsconsidered to be the best in Barcelona.Address: Passeig dIsabel II 14, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 193 033Internet: www.7portes.comEmail: [email protected]

Casa LeopoldoSample Old Barcelonaboth in terms of interior and the menu, which is rich in traditional sh and seafood dishes.Montalban, the citys own literary commentator, crimenovelist and gourmet, used to be regulars here.Address: Carrer de Sant Rafael, 24, BarcelonaPhone: +34 934 413 014Internet: www.casaleopoldo.com

Tapas BarsSpend an evening samplingthe now world famous tapasdishes. Start with some nicetraditional tapas combinedwith modern avour at Myway, on Calle Heures 6-1.

Finish at Xampanyet, on Calle Montcada 22, with the anchovy banderilla and smoked tuna with goats cheese.Address: Carrer Heures 4-10, BarcelonaPhone: +34 934 125 279 / +34 933 197 003Internet: www.restaurantemyway.comEmail: [email protected]

Montjuic el XaletIn the middle of Montjuc mountain, in a fully restored building, you will nd the ne dining restaurant Montjuc elXalet. Here you can enjoy Valencian specialities as well asa magnicent view of Barcelona while surrounded bynatural open spaces.Address: Avinguda de Miramar, 31, BarcelonaPhone: +34 93 324 92 70Internet: www.gruptravi.comEmail: [email protected]

4 Gats4 Gats oers delicious Catalan food and a charming atmosphere, as well as a piece of history. The restaurantwas founded in 1987 by waiter Pere Romeu, inspired byLe chat Noir in Paris, where Romeu previously worked.Picassos fans will be thrilled to know that the artist used


to spend much time in the 4 Gats during his youth andhad his rst exhibition in the great room.Address: Carrer de Montsi, 3, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 024 140Internet: www.4gats.comEmail: [email protected]

La Biblioteca GourmandeLa Biblioteca Gourmande is acosy restaurant with an openkitchen which oer youMediterranean food to areasonable price. Booking inadvance is highly

recommended.Address: Carrer Junta de Comer 28, BarcelonaOpening hours: Closed on SundaysPhone: +34 934 126 221Internet: www.labibliotecagourmande.comEmail: [email protected]

Con GraciaCon Gracia is rather famous for their tasty "surprise menu", which contains seven courses of Mediterraneanavours with some Asian twists. It is a luxurious yet laidback restaurant boasting excellent cuisine and friendlyservice.Address: Carrer de Martnez de la Rosa, 8, BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 38 02 01Internet: www.congracia.esEmail: [email protected] Info: Closed Sunday and Monday

Parrilla AlfonsinaParrilla Alfonsina claims to be an "authentic Argentinian casa de comidas" and their huge steaks sure have beenappreciated. Along with your prime meat you can enjoyhome made fresh pasta as well as friendly and helpfulservice.Address: Carrer de la Diputacin, 379, Barcelona

Phone: +34 93246 9168Internet: www.parrillaalfonsina.com

Restaurant MontielRestaurant Montiel has aknack for combining excellentfood with the best wine.Memorable avours as well ashigh quality service makesthis a popular venue despite

the somewhat higher prices.Address: Carrer Flassaders, 19, BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 683 729Internet: www.grupmontiel.comEmail: [email protected]

OsmosisOsmosis is a restaurant that prepare market cuisine, usingthe best products and changing their courses every week.They oer a tasting menu that is very popular and areknown for high quality and excellent service.Address: Carrer Aribau, 100, BarcelonaPhone: +34 934 54 52 01Internet: www.restauranteosmosis.comEmail: [email protected] Info: Closed on Sundays and Mondays

PLARestaurant PLA has beenaround since 1998 and is stillvery much a great optionwhen it comes to a romanticcandlelit dinner. The ambianceis intimate and the menu

holds mostly Mediterranean cuisine.Address: Carrer Bellala, 5, BarcelonaPhone: +34 934 12 65 52Internet: www.elpla.catEmail: [email protected]


LLamberThis hidden gem will satisfyboth your taste buds and eyes.In a trendy but still casualatmosphere, friendly waitersserve spectacular anddelicious dishes. The

philosophy of the restaurant is to make creative gastronomy from seasonal products to reasonable prices.Address: Carrer de la Fusina, 5, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 19 62 50Internet: www.llamber.comEmail: [email protected]

Restaurante CarmesRestaurante Carmes is a charming restaurant, away from the tourist districts. The dcor is quite simple but thetraditional Spanish food is delicious. This restaurant ismost visited by locals and the prices are low.Address: Carrer de Blai, 28, BarcelonaPhone: +34 659 04 83 94

CAFES

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Barcelonas caf culture is half Italian, and comes with its own set of simple rules.

Caf con leche (caf amb llet in Catalan) is for breakfast, preferably with a croissant.

Mid-day, especially after a meal, the locals have an espresso, caf solo (un caf) or a cortado (un tallat), whichis an espresso with milk. Caf Americano is what somewould call watered down versions of the two rst coees.

In the afternoon, or after dinner, order a caf solo corto, a strong espresso, or a carajilloa caf solo with Spanishbrandy.Caf ZrichZrich is one of Barcelonas prime gathering spots, which makes it perfect for people watching. The kissinggreetings and checking of wristwatches for that late datenever seems to stop. You will be asked to settle your billwhen your coee arrives. That way, you can leave whenyou want.Address: Plaa Catalunya, 1, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 17 91 53


Caf de lperaThe location of this caf isperfect, since it is situated onone of the busiest streets inthe city. La Rambla is abeautiful boulevard and manyof the street merchants come

here.Address: La Rambla, 74, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 177 585Internet: www.cafeoperabcn.com

AmbarThe Ambar Caf is a restaurant and coee bar situated next the Rambla de Rival. Whether you choose to sit onthe velvet couches inside or on the outside patio to enjoythe live music nearby, this is a great experience. Theyserve breakfast, lunch and snacks.Address: Carrer de Sant Pau, 77, BarcelonaPhone: +34 +34 615 08 68 65

El Bosc de las FadesThis unique caf is featuredby the same peopleresponsible for Museo de Cera(The Wax Museum), which bythe way is right next door.This is an unusual

environment, where you will be inside an enchanted forest,surrounded by fairy tale creatures such as gnomes andfairies.Address: Pasaje de la Banca, 5, BarcelonaPhone: +34 93 317 26 49Internet: www.museocerabcn.com

Xarcutera XalocPart caf, part restaurant, this place specializes in top notch Catalan and Spanish ham, meat, cheese and wine.Try the tapas or the carpaccio!

Address: Carrer de la Palla, 13, BarcelonaPhone: +34 93 301 1990Internet: www.xalocrestaurant.com

BARS & NIGHTLIFE

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Barcelona stays awake while the rest of Europe sleeps! Nightlife starts late, preferably at a bar. Spaniards believeits smart to eat while drinking, so most bars also servetapas.

Barcelonas trendy nightlife is in a constant state of change so the best advice is to ask around for the latestand greatest places, especially in fashion and recordshops, or to approach people who you think might know.

MirabHave a drink enjoying the citys most expansive view from the slopes of Tibidabo. Sit down either on the terrace orbehind the wall-to-wall picture windows. After theworms-eye view from Barri Gtic or El Born, it can feelgood to have Barcelona at your feet.


Address: Carrer de Manuel Arns, 2, BarcelonaPhone: +34 934 340 035Internet: www.mirabe.com

La Vinya del SenyorLa Vinya del Senyor is still the best place to sample wine in Barcelona with its location opposite the beautiful churchof Santa Maria del Mar. The open-air restaurant in thechurch square has a great range of good wines and anexcellent tapas menu.Address: Plaza Santa Maria, 5, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 103 379

SchillingSchilling is a friendly, fairly intellectual place, close to La Rambla and Barr Gotic. If you walk around the Barr Goticyou will most certainly walk pass it a couple of times.Address: Carrer Ferran, 23, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 176 787Internet: www.cafeschilling.com

Otto ZutzOtto Zutz is a well-established nightclub with three levels accommodated in a former factory. It is spacious and airyand a good place to dance when the music is right.Address: Carrer de Lincoln, 15, BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 380 722Internet: www.ottozutz.com

Sala RazzmatazzThis is a trendy club with several dance oors and very good underground house music. Do not forget to checkthe programme before going, they have dierent eventsevery night.Address: Carrer Pamplona, 88, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 20 82 00Internet: www.salarazzmatazz.comEmail: [email protected]

Bar MarfilBar Marl claims to have the best sushi and most

exclusive cocktails in the area of Paseo de Gracia. Hereyou are oered food, drinks and a trendy atmosphere. Thebar was designed by famous interior designer KellyHoppen and has a sober and sensual ambience. This is theperfect spot for a drink before a night of clubbing.Address: Rambla de Catalunya, 104, BarcelonaPhone: +34 935 500 600Internet: www.murmuri.com/en/bar-marl.phpEmail: [email protected] Info: Located inside Murmuri Hotel

Sala ApoloSala Apolo is made up by two dierent clubs, Apolo 1 and Apolo 2. Both of them oer live music by new artists indierent genres until midnight and after that DJ's hit thedance oor. The place is relaxed and attracts a youngcrowd, mixed of tourists and locals.Address: Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 113, BarcelonaPhone: +34 934 41 40 01Internet: www.sala-apolo.com

Marula CafIf you prefer old school music, an elegant setting and a more adult crowd, Marula Caf is the place to go. Thislarge club with bars and a dance oor to let it all out on islocated in the old town, a location that results in a mixedinternational crowd.Address: Carrer dels Escudellers, 49, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 18 76 90Internet: www.marulacafe.com

Cabaret BerlinAt Cabaret Berlin guests can revel in the mystical and magical atmosphere a cabaret brings. Red velvet sofas,mirrors and dimmed lightening and of course artists andlive music in combination with DJ's and a dancing crowd,you will nd it all here.Address: Carrer de Bailn, 22, BarcelonaPhone: +34 600 517 865 / +34 934 815 191Internet: www.carlitosgroup.com


Sidecar Factory ClubA night at this rocking club tends to leave its visitors memories of their best night ever. This is a place of funand craziness and the guests coming here are ready forthe time of their life. It features a mix of live performancesand DJ's playing music, mainly rock, indie and punk.Address: Plaa Reial, 7, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 02 15 86Internet: www.sidecarfactoryclub.com

Magic ClubThis rock club, located in the old town close to other bars and nightclubs, has been around since 1976 and stillattracts a large crowd. It features two dance oors and isopen to 6 am so prepare yourself for long night out.Address: Parc de la Ciutadella, Passeig Picaso, 40, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 10 72 67Internet: www.magic-club.net

BeCoolAt BeCool the night starts with live performances by local stars or upcoming international bands to then open up thedance oor for the party people. Visual eects accompanythe pumping techno on the main oor and in the RedRoom, upstairs indie pop rock gather another type ofcrowd.Address: Plaa de Joan Llongueras, 5, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 62 04 13Internet: www.salabecool.com

La TerrrazzaBarcelona has plenty of warm summer nights, and why go inside to dance the night away? La Terrrazza was the rstclub in the city to combine house music la Ibiza with anoutdoor dance oor and club. Come here to join the happyand sweaty crowd.Address: Avinguda del Marqus de Comillas, 13, BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 72 49 80Internet: www.laterrrazza.com

JamboreeIf jazz music is your favouritedo not miss Jamboree Club atPlaa Reial. This is the city'slandmark in this genre andhost live performances on aregular basis. Famous

musicians like Dexter Gordon, Lou Bennet and Bill Coleman have all played at the basement scene here.Address: Plaa Reial, 17, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 04 12 10Internet: www.jamboreejazz.com

CDLCCarpe Diem Lounge Club is the place to go to see and be seen. You nd this busy and funky club by the beach frontand here you can hang out with the party-seeking jet setaudience. Private tables by the dance oor shows who hasthe money to spend.Address: Passeig Martim de la Barceloneta, 32, BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 24 04 70Internet: www.cdlcbarcelona.com

GingerGinger Bar oers both a cocktail bar and a wine bar so whatever you prefer to drink, you nd a good qualityselection of it here. It is located right in the old quarter andits retro atmosphere and interior reects the outside.Address: Palma de Sant Just,, 1, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 10 53 09Internet: www.ginger.cat

Dry Martini SpeakeasyThis classy bar is said to be one of the best bars in the world. Well-dressed and discreet bartenders serveperfectly made cocktails to the guests and when it comesto the Dry Martini cocktail they have made over a millionof them here.Address: Aribau, 162 - 166, BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 17 50 80


Internet: www.speakeasy-bcn.com

Semon 9 NightThe owner of this place is a true entrepreneur. Except Semon 9 Night, that focus on a more adult clientle insearch of a fun but yet mature bar to sip a cocktail withtheir friends, they also run a deli shop with cateringservices, three restaurants and also working onestablishing the brand in Madrid.Address: Carrer de Santa Fe de Nou Mxic, 15, BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 01 55 07Internet: www.semon.es

Cocteleria TahitIf you like your drinks fruity and exotic, head to Cocteleria Tahit. Here the drink list include Mojito and otherrum-based cocktails. If you rather drink something withoutalcohol try one of their smoothies.Address: Carrer de Joaqun Costa, 39, BarcelonaInternet: www.bartahiti.wordpress.com

Can PaixanoThis garage-like bar is one of the most popular places to stop at for a glass of Cava and some tapas on the wayback home after a day at the beach. Be prepared tosqueeze yourself into the crowd and it might be a bitbustling but it is worth it. The cava costs approx. only 1per glass and the tapas are delicious.Address: Carrer de la Reina Cristina, 7, BarcelonaPhone: +34 93 310 08 39Internet: www.canpaixano.com

SHOPPING

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Shopping in Barcelona oers lots of interesting browsing. Unusual shops can be found in most parts of the city, butthose who want to be ecient should focus on PlacaCatalunya and Barri Gotic. The amusing and giganticdepartment store El Corte Ingles is located by PlacaCatalunya. Come here for the wares, but also for thepeople. Across the street is El Triangle, a grotesquely largeshopping palace with a good perfumery and a Campershoe store.

Calle Aviny, in Barr Gotic, is possibly Barcelonas most interesting shopping street. This is where Z is located, thecrazy interior store selling both kitsch and comicaltrinkets. Other fun stores include street fashion store Soda,Angel Gimeno specializing in trendy shirts for men, andLoft Avignon, which caters to the more sophisticated set.Herborista del Rei in Barr Gotic, is the best choice forherbs and spices.

Visiting the La Boquera, half way down La Rambla, is something of a must. This covered market provideseverything when it comes to food and the place is alsopopular for a lunch or a refreshing glass of cava.

The El Born district is also a good place to shop for food. Casa Gispert oers coee, dried nuts and fruits and TotFormatge is one of Barcelonas best-stocked cheeseshops.


For serious fashion shopping, make your way to Passeig de Grcia, the parallel street, Rambla de Catalunya, and thesurrounding district. You will nd all the big internationalfashion names here, including Spanish greats such asAdolfo Domnguez, Armand Basi, Groc and the leatherspecialist Loewe. More economic alternatives such asZara, Mango and Massimo Dutti are also represented. Youcan also nd a good selection of trend-conscious designerfashions at Notnom.Lilla DiagonalThis is an oval shopping centre drawn by Rafael Meneo, with over 130 shops. Many of the large internationalchains are represented, e.g. FNAC, Decathlon, Zara, Mango,Benetton, Diesel and Camper. Right at the bottom there isa fresh market and the grocery giant, Caprabo.Address: Avinguda Diagonal, 557, BarcelonaPublic Transport: Maria CristinaPhone: +34 934 440 009Internet: www.lilla.com

El Corte InglsSpains department store colossus is both loved and hated,but successfully performs the main task of thedepartment store, which is to oer most things to mostpeople.

Designer fashions, their own low and medium-priced lines, enormous perfumery and make-up departments, leathergoods in all price ranges, toys, childrens clothes, artmaterials, food and delicatessen, home furnishing devices,garden furniture, a tobacco department with humidors etc.

However, the best thing about El Corte Ingls is the service. The sta is always friendly and helpful, garmentsare shortened and taken in at no cost and without amurmur. And the customer has the unlimited right ofreturn upon production of a receipt. This sells.Address: Plaa Catalunya, 14, BarcelonaPublic Transport: Catalunya

Phone: +34 933 06 38 00Internet: www.elcorteingles.es

El TriangleEl Triangle is another shopping palace on Plaza de Catalua. They feature a good perfumery and Spanishbrands like Camper, Desigual and Massimo Dutti. Whenyou are in need of a quick snack, the sandwich chainSubway sells tasty baguettes.Address: Plaza de Catalua, 1-4, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 18 01 08Internet: www.eltriangle.es

Loft AvignonWith all the right labels, Loft Avignon attracts trendy men and women looking for the latest cool fashion. Shirts,trousers and blouses from brands like Vivienne Westwood,Diesel and Helmut Lang are found here and the stylishdesigned shop tempt the customers to open their wallets.Address: Carrer de Muntaner, 99, BarcelonaPhone: +34 931 05 39 19

Herborista del ReiHerborista del Rei, in Barr Gotic, is the best choice for herbs and spices. The store has been here since 1823,and provides a somewhat odd experience. They also oera wide selection of ecological wines and olive oils.Address: Calle del Vidre 1, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 180 512

La BoqueriaThis covered market, half waydown La Rambla, is somethingof a must. The shmongersdeserve most attentiontheirselection of mussels, seafood,and shellsh is overwhelming.

Stop by Petrs Fruits del Bosc for the best mushrooms in town. Then sample the fresh baby octopus with garlic andparsley with a glass of cava at the El Quim or Pinotxo


bars.Address: Rambla, 91, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 18 25 84Internet: www.boqueria.info

Casa GispertCasa Gispert is located on one of the long sides of the Santa Maria del Mar church. This store has devoted itselfto roasting coee since 1851. Dried nuts and fruit, cocoa,spices and mushrooms are also sold here.Address: Sombrerers, 23, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 19 75 35Internet: www.casagispert.com

Tot FormatgeThis is one of Barcelonas best-stocked cheese shops with both Spanish and foreign varieties. Revel in the smell andtaste of all dierent kinds of cheese such as Manchego,Gouda, Cheddar and Camembert.Address: Passeig del Born, 13, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 19 53 75

CamperIn 1981, Camper opened its rst store in Barcelona, today here are several boutiques and you will nd one on almostevery shopping street. The shoes are known for beingextraordinary comfortable but still stylish and they comefor both men, women and kids.Address: Rambla de Catalunya, 122, BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 17 23 84Internet: www.camper.com

Adolfo DomnguezThe history of this Spanish brand has its roots way back tothe 1950's but the rst Barcelona Adolfo Domnguez storeopened in 1985. Today there are shops all over Spain andalso worldwide. The clothes, bags and shoes designed byAdolfo Domnguez are stylish and elegant and there arecollections for both men and women and kids.

Address: Passeig de Grcia, 32, BarcelonaPhone: +34 934 87 41 70Internet: www.adolfodominguezshop.com

Armand BasiRight on Passeig de Grcia you nd the agship store of Armand Basi, another Spanish brand. It has been aroundsince 1987 and today the collections, with bright coloursand edgy cuts, though still sleek and sophisticated, attractan urban and elegant young audience of both men andwomen.Address: Passeig de Grcia, 49, BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 15 14 21Internet: www.armandbasi.com

LoeweIn a beautiful Art Nouveau building on the shopping street of Passeig de Grcia, the luxurious Loewe is located. Formore than 150 years, Loewe has provided men andwomen with luxurious well-tailored fashion and leathergoods. This is the agship store and it oers a VIP areawith personal shoppers for those who need.Address: Passeig de Grcia, 35, BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 16 04 00Internet: www.loewe.com

ZaraThis world famous brand soon has a store in every mid-size town and in Barcelona you nd several outlets.Here you nd the latest fashion for men, women andchildren, everything from street wear to the moreup-dressed look.Address: Passeig de Grcia, 16, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 18 76 75Internet: www.zara.com

MangoAt Mango, the urban young woman nds everything from sleek work-wear to the fabulous cocktail dress toreasonable prices. Match your new outt with the perfectshoes and accessories that you also nd here. There are


several shops across the city and one of them is locatedon:Address: Passeig de Grcia, 65, BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 15 75 30Internet: www.mango.com

Massimo DuttiMassimo Dutti has its focus on sophisticated business wear for both men and women. They are famous for theirclassic and elegant clothes and accessories made of highquality fabrics and leather, but still to aordable prices.Address: Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 609, BarcelonaPhone: +34 934 12 01 05Internet: www.massimodutti.com

NOTENOMFeaturing labels like D-Squared, Filippa K, Se by Chlo, Comme des Garons and Sonia Rykiel, this trendyboutique provides its customers with the latest urbanfashion. The shop has a sober interior and let all focus lieon the clothes.Address: Pau Claris, 159, BarcelonaPhone: +34 934 87 60 84Internet: www.notenom.com

Gonzalo ComellaThis is a Barcelona institution in the world of fashion. The family run chain has been in existence for more than acentury, with a wide selection of designer fashions. Hereyou nd brands such as Marc Jacobs, Prada, Calvin Kleinand Gucci.Address: Passeig de Grcia 6, BarcelonaPhone: +34 93 416 1516

VinonThis home furnishings department store with cult status lies next to Gauds Pedrera at Passeig de Grcia. Thislarge shop with two oors features design furniture, artand products and here is the perfect place to nd thatmemorable gift for someone you care about.

Address: Passeig de Grcia, 96, BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 15 60 50Internet: www.vincon.com

Colmado QuilezColmada Quilez also has cult status. This is Barcelonas most famous food shop with thousands of tinnedproducts, dried goods, and bottles on shelves that runfrom oor to ceiling all the way round the shop walls.There is an enormous range of wines and spirits. There isalso cheese and a delicatessen, and you are served at thecounter by male assistants in striped overalls.Address: Rambla de Catalunya, 63, BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 15 23 56Internet: www.lafuente.es

StradivariusIn the same genre as Mango and Zara you nd Stradivarius. Racks with the latest fashion wear, togetherwith high heels, ballerinas, scarves and accessories ll theshop and if you don't nd your size, don't worry there areseveral outlets in the city.Address: Calle Pelai, 30, BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 17 53 55Internet: www.stradivarius.com

ACCOMMODATION

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Barcelona is full of hotels, but also of tourists, so it is not always easy to nd a place to stay. Especially when thereally interesting hotels, regardless of price range, aremuch sought after by conscious visitors. Plan and book


well in advance to be on the safe side.DO.DO oers you a tranquil stay in the middle of the bustling and vibrant Barcelona. Not only do they have a menu forwhat type of pillow you would prefer but the gastronomicexperience at the restaurant is almost worth a visit alone.The chef, Pere Moreno, has personally designed theMediterranean menu with locally produced products.Choose among enjoying your breakfast in the dining room,on your room or under the morning sun on the roofterrace.Address: Plaa Reial 1, BarcelonaPhone: +34 934 813 666Internet: www.hoteldoreial.com

Hotel OmmOne of the most modern hotels sophisticated Barcelona has to oer. The successful restaurant group, Tragaluz,opened this, its rst hotel, at the end of 2003. It has beenselected as the best new designer hotel by the Americanmagazine Travel & Leisure. From the low-key lobby inwood and shades of stone to the almost Japanese,timber-clad pool on the roof terracevia thecream-coloured, varnished walls of the rooms, dreambathrooms and completely high-tech kit.Address: Carrer Rossell, 265, 08008 BarcelonaPhone: +34 934 454 000Internet: www.hotelomm.es

The Sixtytwo Hotel BarcelonaHotel Sixtytwo has a reasonable claim to being the ultimate boutique hotel for design-conscious visitors.Minimalist rooms (with Bang & Olufsen plasma screens),Japanese gardens, a lounge bar with a lending-library andconcierges with insider knowledge of Barcelona. Thelocation could not be better from the point of view ofshopping.Address: Passeig de Grcia, 62, 08007 BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 724 180

Internet: www.sixtytwohotel.com

Hotel Banys OrientalThis is where trend conscious visitors usually stay when they visit Barcelona. Located in a 19th century building,the interior is decidedly futuristic with a monochromaticcolour palette, Kartell plastic chairs, black bathrooms andstrict lines. Breakfast is served in the Parellada restaurant.Address: Carrer l'Argenteria, 37, 08003 BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 688 460Internet: www.hotelbanysorientals.com

NH Barcelona CentroA great choice for the weekend visitor who would rather spend money on shopping and partying. Good value formoney.Address: Carrer Duc de la Victria, 15, 08002 BarcelonaPhone: +34 932 703 410Internet: www.nh-hoteles.es

Hostal La PalmeraSimple but well located close to the fresh produce market,La Boqueria. The rooms are clean, light and airyandquite quiet despite being near the bars of Rambla andRaval. Some have balconies.Address: Carrer Jerusalen, 30, 08001 BarcelonaPublic Transport: LiceoPhone: +34 933 170 997Internet: www.hostallapalmera.com

Apartamentos Mur-MarLocated right on Las Ramblas, a 15 minute walk from Plaa Catalunya and close to many of the citys majorattractions.Address: La Rambla, 34 08002 BarcelonaPhone: +34 93 318 26 12Internet: www.apartamentosmurmar.com

Casa Camper BarcelonaCasa Camper lies in the Raval area of town, which means it is very close to for example MACBA and Plaza Catalua.


It is a boutique hotel with a full breakfast buet and WiFiaccess, to mention only a few of the amenities availablehere. If you get hungry, there is a tapas restaurant herecalled Dos Palillos.Address: Carrer Elisabets 11, 08001 BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 426 280Internet: www.casacamper.com

Hotel 1898Hotel 1898 oers a wide range of amenities that will makeyour stay here both pleasant, comfortable and relaxing.You'll nd a well-renowned spa facility, restaurants andbars as well as well equipped meeting rooms for businessguests.Address: La Rambla, 109, BarcelonaPhone: +34 935 529 552Internet: www.hotel1898.com

Hotel JazzHotel Jazz oers a peaceful retreat in the middle of the busy city. It has a lounge area on the rooftop, completewith a pool and bar. As for the location, it couldn't bebetter, with easy access to Plaza Catalunya, Passeig deGrcia and Ramblas.Address: Pelai 3, 08001 BarcelonaPhone: +34 93 552 96 96Internet: www.hoteljazz.com

Hotel CuriousHere is a design hotel with an exciting focus on the four elements; Earth, Fire, Wind and Water. It is located in thecity centre and the rooms have air-condition, WiFi and atscreen TV's.Address: Carrer Carme, 25, BarcelonaPhone: +34 93 301 44 84Internet: www.hotelcurious.com

U232U232 is a completely non-smoking 4-star hotel with a reception open 24 hours with their minds set on making

your stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. Theelegant surroundings contain a book-crossing library,cocktail bar, terrace and buet breakfast, to name a few.Address: Carrer del Comte d'Urgell, 232, 08036 BarcelonaPhone: +34 933 22 41 53Internet: www.u232hotel.com

Mandarin OrientalThe Mandarin Oriental Hotel is a 5-star luxury hotel situated on the famous street Passeig de Grcia. Thismeans that you'll have plenty of restaurants,entertainment, culture and sights right outside the door.The design is contemporary Catalan and the hotel has awell-renowned spa area as well as ne dining on thepremises.Address: Passeig de Grcia, 38 08007 BarcelonaPhone: +34 931 51 88 88Internet: www.mandarinoriental.com

Hotel SOHOThis is a 3-star hotel located at the Eixample, no more than ten minutes from Plaza Catalunya and the Ramblas.Staying here means free breakfast that you can enjoy onthe lounge terrace. There is also an outdoor pool andpossibilities to improve your tan.Address: Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 543, 08011 BarcelonaPhone: +34 935 52 96 10Internet: www.hotelsohobarcelona.com

Hotel Praktik RamblaHotel Praktik Rambla is a boutique hotel boasting an authentic architecture as well as a prime location. Pricesare reasonable and the service friendly and helpful.

-"The Praktik concept: For people who know how to travel,For people who know what they want,For people who want to make the best use of their time, And who like to make each trip a unique experience,


Praktik is your hotel."Address: Rambla de Catalunya, 27, 08007 BarcelonaPhone: +34 93 343 66 90Internet: www.hotelpraktikrambla.com

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

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Barcelona El Prat AirportAeropuerto de Barcelona (BCN), Barcelonas airport, is located 13 km southwest from the city centre.

Several bus companies serve the dierent terminals every 5 minutes before leaving for the citys centrally locatedPlaza de Catalunya Square. A single ticket with theAerobus costs 6 and it takes about 35 minutes to thecity.

Local trains leave for Barcelona every 30 minutes. It takesabout 30 minutes to the city centre and a ticket costsapprox. 4.

Taxicabs are available just outside the terminals. Price is set by taximeter and depends on trac and day and time.The average price is around 30-35.Address: Barcelona El Prat AirportPhone: +34 91 321 10 00Internet: www.aena.es / www.barcelona-airport.com / www.emt-amb.com/ www.sagales.comMore Info: Prices updated April 2014

Girona-Costa Brava AirportGirona airport lies about 100 km from the centre of Barcelona, there are three ways of getting between thetwo places.

Buses will take you to Estacio dAutobusos Barcelona Nord. They departure on a schedule based on the ightsarrival times. The price for a single ticket starts at 16.

A taxi to Barcelona city centre costs approx. 125 so a better option might be to stay overnight at Girona andtravel by bus the next day.

There are also trains to and from Barcelona, but then you also have to organize transport between the centre ofGirona and the airport.Address: Vilobi de Onyar. GironaPhone: +34 91 321 10 00Internet: www.aena-aeropuertos.es / www.girona-airport.netMore Info: Prices updated April 2014

Public TransportTickets for the underground and trams can be bought from travel information booths and from stations. They arevalid for one trip. Bus tickets are bought from the driver.There are also a selection of dierent travel cards topurchase if you know that you will travel a lot.Internet: www.tmb.net

TaxiBarcelonas black and yellow taxis can be hailed on the street, at stations or called by telephone. Standard faresapply between 06.0022.00 from MondayFriday at allother times, including public holidays, fares are higher.Remember that drivers often have minimal small changeand do not take credit cards. Radio taxi companies:

Barnataxi: +34 933 22 22 22www.barnataxi.com


Fonotaxi: +34 933 001 100www.fonotaxi.net

Rdio Taxi: +34 933 033 033www.radiotaxi033.comPostThe post oce in Spain is called "Correos", (Correu in Catalan). Stamps can be purchased from post oces andkiosks - "Estancos". The main post oce at Plaa AntoniLpez is open Monday-Friday 08.30 to 21.30 andSaturday 8.30 to 14.30.Address: Plaa del Antonio Lpez, 1, BarcelonaPhone: +34 902 197 197 / +34 933 183 048

PharmacyChemist shops in Barcelona take turns at operating the after-hours service. The nearest chemist shop that is openat night will be posted on the door of an adjacent chemistshop. Chemist shops with 24-hour service are:

Farmcia AlvarezPasseig de Grcia 26+34 933 021 124

Farmcia ClapsLa Rambla 98+34 933 012 843Internet: www.farmacia-alvarez.es / www.farmaciaclapes.com

TelephoneCountry code: +34

Area code: 093Electricity220 volts (125 volts in some older buildings), 50 HzPopulation1.8 millionCurrency

Euro, 1=100 centsOpening hoursUsually 09.30 to 13.30 and 16.30 to 20.00 MondayFriday with some variations. Many establishments have the sameopening hours on Saturdays and some are open untillunchtime on Sundays. Shopping centres and many largestores do not close for lunch/siesta.Internetwww.bcn.travelNewspapersLa VanguardiaEl PeridicoEl PasEl MundoEmergency numbers112Tourist informationTurisme de BarcelonaPlaa de Catalunya 17 - basement +34 932 853 834


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