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Barcelona is known for tapas and cured meats, but you can also enjoy a taste of Spanish cuisine if you're a vegetarian. The restaurants in this guide will make sure you don't miss out on experiencing Barcelona to the fullest.
Just because it's rainy in the typically sunny city of Barcelona doesn't mean you have to put your sightseeing on hold. Use this guide for the best things to do out of the elements.
Barcelona hosts many exciting music festivals every year. Check out this guide to pick your favorites and start planning your trip.
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Find luggage storageThe Passeig de Gracia is one of the most renowned streets in the Spanish city of Barcelona. It's famed for its unusual architectural features which include paving stones designed by Antoni Gaudi and streetlights by Pere Falques, as well as a plethora of outstanding modernistic and art nouveau buildings such as the Casa Batllo and the Casa Milo, also designed by Gaudi.
Sants Station in Barcelona looks more like an airport terminal than it does a train station, but a train station it is, and one of the busiest in Spain. Modern in structure, the Sants Station only dates back as far as 1975 when it opened to provide a service to the country's capital city as well as into neighboring France via high-speed trains.
Antoni Gaudi is an architect who made his mark in Barcelona in many ways and with many unusual buildings, but there's none more prominently visible than the Basilica of the Sagrada Familia. The 19th-century genius designer started work on the cathedral in 1883 and continued working on it until his death in 1926. If he'd lived to be one hundred and fifty he still wouldn't have seen his project completed, as the Sagrada Familia is still to this day very much a work in progress.
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