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  #1 Niemann Lynggaard on 22 May 13

   

  So far, I already visited the town of Barcelona on 2 occasion the mente millonaria (both were 1 week stays), and I still believe that there are many attractions which are yet to be investigated. Since I simply fell deeply in love with the spot, I'll positively review soon. (Or considering it) here are some great methods from the travel junkie If you are planning to visit Barcelona.
  
  Highlights:
  
  Browsing the old part (Barri Gothic Area) of the city is really a must-see, yet I think, the best elements of Barcelona are its contributions to 20th Century architecture.
  
  One should definitely visit all monuments left by famous 20th-century architect Antonio Gaudi; Parc Guell, Casa Miro, Casa Batlo, and most of all, the famous, unfinished Sagrada Famiglia Cathedral.
  
  Other distinct monuments to be seen are the Palau de la Musica, The Maritime Museum, Picasso Museum, The Olympic Complex, and for the best nightlife of all, the Olympic Village.
  
  Day Trip Suggestions:
  
  Where one sees the mysterious theme park of Port Aventura, I'd typically suggest a trip to Salou. We spent 2 nights in the hotel which adjoins the-park, and scheduled this directly via the Net. When I tried booking via my representative it had been mente millonaria going to cost me fifteen mente millonaria minutes more. Hence, just book this your self because its very easy to take action.
  
  Since the theme park and the resort has a place located only 100m away from it coming to the spot, is quite simple. Whilst, Port Aventura might not be as large as DisneyLand Paris in size, I personally believe that it's a particular atmosphere of journey which the Parisian park lacks.
  
  Other time visits worth taking into consideration are a visit to the great Montserrat Mountains, as well as a visit to beautiful beach resort of Stiges. You might obtain very helpful excursion plans such as transport, museum entrances, and lunch in the Tourist Information Office.
  
  Getting Literature
  
  Besides purchasing a good guide book (DK has a very colorful and informative guide), I would claim that you'd contact them asking for some literature, and log onto the Barcelona Tourist Information office website. For a very small fee (probably significantly less than 3 Euros), they will send you very of use maps and guides which will definitely help you in planning your trip.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">So far, I already visited the town of Barcelona on 2 occasion <a href="http://www.lamentemillonaria.es/testimonios/" rel="nofollow">the mente millonaria</a> (both were 1 week stays), and I still believe that there are many attractions which are yet to be investigated. Since I simply fell deeply in love with the spot, I'll positively review soon. (Or considering it) here are some great methods from the travel junkie If you are planning to visit Barcelona. <br /> <br /> Highlights: <br /> <br /> Browsing the old part (Barri Gothic Area) of the city is really a must-see, yet I think, the best elements of Barcelona are its contributions to 20th Century architecture. <br /> <br /> One should definitely visit all monuments left by famous 20th-century architect Antonio Gaudi; Parc Guell, Casa Miro, Casa Batlo, and most of all, the famous, unfinished Sagrada Famiglia Cathedral. <br /> <br /> Other distinct monuments to be seen are the Palau de la Musica, The Maritime Museum, Picasso Museum, The Olympic Complex, and for the best nightlife of all, the Olympic Village. <br /> <br /> Day Trip Suggestions: <br /> <br /> Where one sees the mysterious theme park of Port Aventura, I'd typically suggest a trip to Salou. We spent 2 nights in the hotel which adjoins the-park, and scheduled this directly via the Net. When I tried booking via my representative it had been <a href="http://www.lamentemillonaria.es/" rel="nofollow">mente millonaria</a> going to cost me fifteen <a href="http://www.lamentemillonaria.es/queaprendere/" rel="nofollow">mente millonaria</a> minutes more. Hence, just book this your self because its very easy to take action. <br /> <br /> Since the theme park and the resort has a place located only 100m away from it coming to the spot, is quite simple. Whilst, Port Aventura might not be as large as DisneyLand Paris in size, I personally believe that it's a particular atmosphere of journey which the Parisian park lacks. <br /> <br /> Other time visits worth taking into consideration are a visit to the great Montserrat Mountains, as well as a visit to beautiful beach resort of Stiges. You might obtain very helpful excursion plans such as transport, museum entrances, and lunch in the Tourist Information Office. <br /> <br /> Getting Literature <br /> <br /> Besides purchasing a good guide book (DK has a very colorful and informative guide), I would claim that you'd contact them asking for some literature, and log onto the Barcelona Tourist Information office website. For a very small fee (probably significantly less than 3 Euros), they will send you very of use maps and guides which will definitely help you in planning your trip.</div>

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