To me, Barcelona has always been the city of year-long sunshine, lovely beaches, breathtaking architecture, and a rich cultural tapestry. However, little by little, it has also started to become my home away from home.
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Seeing Barcelona from above is a unique experience. From a high spot, you can observe some of the most representative monuments in the city, such as Christopher Columbus statue, Sagrada Família, Torre Agbar, and even Camp Nou. You can see the different quarters of the city, trying to discover which of them were built first and which of them were old small towns sucked by the big metropolis. Also, you can imagine all the citizens stuck in their routine and their habits but from an apart location more quiet and more natural than the city center. So many different stories, all of them happening at the same time.
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Barcelona is an amazing city full of joy, precious buildings and culture all spared on its streets and areas. Everybody knows that, even the most basic tourist guide of the city that you can find on the internet. But not everyone is aware of the culture and joy you are able to find inside these precious buildings, tagged as cultural museums. Not even the locals who, sometimes, forget to visit them just because they think they have better plans to do.
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The Gothic Quarter is part of the Ciutat Vella district, which includes the entire area that was inside the city walls when the first human settled in the area, constituting the town known, back in the 1st century BC, as Barcino. This area is, with Las Ramblas, one of the essential visits in Barcelona. It’s one of the places of the city that best combines history, tradition and modernity.
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The Halloween story focuses on the eve of All Saints, which occurs to be celebrated on October 31st and has Celtic and Roman roots at the same time. The Anglo-Saxon culture used to celebrate a magical and terrifying night to honor and keep the spirits away from the living, since they thought that was the night all the deceased came out of their graves. As a part of the celebration, they offered food and treats to the dead ones, trying to bribe them to spare their lives. That’s where the ‘trick or treat’ tradition comes from.
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Barcelona is a city mainly known for its summer activities. When you surf the internet for information about the city, ââeither to come on vacation, to study or to work in Barcelona, most of the photos you will find will be pictures taken during the summer. According to the internet, in Barcelona we have clear blue skies, bright sun and people hanging out on the ‘chiringuito’ enjoying a ‘sangria’ in their wet swimsuit 24/7. barcelona is A city of eternal summer.
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You’ve just arrived in Barcelona, ââto your new house share with Inèdit. Everything looks different: the people, the streets, the general atmosphere. One of the main things you notice is the food. Whether in restaurant menus, the products in the markets, or even the contents of your refrigerator, everything is new and exciting. There is a culinary world to discover in Catalonia, and we want to be your guide ð
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