Barcelona City, Spain tours 2016 (HD 1080p)
Barcelona City Trip Guide - Barcelona City, Spain tours 2016 - Attractions in Barcelona City, Spain
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Barcelona is an enchanting seaside city with boundless culture, fabled architecture, and a world-class drinking and dining scene.
A Moveable Feast
Barcelona's great artistic traditions don't end at the canvas. The masters of molecular gastronomy – Albert Adrià, Carles Abellan et al – are part of the long and celebrated tradition of Catalan cooking. Simple, flavourful ingredients – seafood, jamón (cured ham), market-fresh produce – are transformed into remarkable delicacies and then served up in captivating settings. You can feast on hearty, rich paella at an outdoor table overlooking the sea or step back to the 1920s at an elegant art nouveau–filled dining room. Barcelona's wide-ranging palate adds further complexity: Basque-style tapas bars, Galician seafood taverns, avant-garde Japanese restaurants and sinful chocolate shops are all essential parts of the culinary landscape.
Twenty-four Hour Party People
The night holds limitless possibilities in Barcelona. Start with sunset drinks from a panoramic terrace or dig your heels in the sand at a rustic beachside chiringuito. As darkness falls, live music transforms the city: the rapid-fire rhythms of flamenco, brassy jazz spilling out of basements, and hands-in-the-air indie-rock at vintage concert halls. Towards midnight the bars fill. Take your pick from old-school taverns adorned with 19th-century murals, plush lounges in lamp-lit medieval chambers or boisterous cava bars. If you're still standing at 3am, hit the clubs and explore Barcelona's unabashed wild side.
Why I Love Barcelona
I love the sea, and taking an early-morning jog along the Mediterranean is my favourite way to start the day. I'm also a bit of a history nerd, and relish strolling the cobblestone lanes of the Gothic quarter, thinking about all the people in past centuries who walked these same streets. And then there's the food and drink – the first-rate tapas bars, the abundant and inexpensive wine, the superb and reasonably priced multicourse lunches. Add to all this Catalan creativity (Modernisme, Miró, Dalí), bohemian bars and stunning nearby getaways and you have, quite simply, one of the world's most captivating cities.
Under the Iberian Sun
The deep blue Mediterranean beckons. Sun-drenched beaches make a fine backdrop to a jog, bike ride or long leisurely stroll along the seaside – followed by a refreshing dip, of course. You can also enjoy the view from out on the water while kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding or taking it easy on a sunset cruise. Looming behind the city, the rolling forest-covered Collserola Hills provide a scenic setting for hiking, mountain biking or just admiring the view. Closer to the city centre, hilltop Montjuïc offers endless exploring amid botanic and sculpture gardens, an old castle and first-rate museums with panoramic views at every turn.
Architecture of the Ages
Barcelona's architectural treasures span 2000-plus years. Towering temple columns, ancient city walls and subterranean stone corridors provide a window into Roman-era Barcino. Fast forward a thousand years to the Middle Ages by taking a stroll through the shadowy lanes of the Gothic quarter, past tranquil plazas and soaring 14th-century cathedrals. In other parts of town bloom the sculptural masterpieces of Modernisme, a mix of ingenious and whimsical creations by Gaudí and his Catalan architectural contemporaries, for which this city is so well known. Barcelona has also long inspired artists, including the likes of Salvador Dalí, Pablo Picasso and Joan Miró, whose works are in bold display in the city's myriad museums.
Valence (Espagne) - Ville culturelle et touristique
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La ville de Valence est une jolie station balnéaire de la côte méditerranéenne, capitale de la province et de la communauté Valencienne.
Son important patrimoine historique, son architecture d’avant-garde et des événements d’intérêt mondial, ont fait de Valence une destination touristique populaire, tant auprès des touristes espagnols qu'étrangers.
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Mollerussa Paper Dress Museum. Natalie Eaglen Presenting #62
Mollerussa has two museums, one of them is the Paper Dress Museum which tells the story of the dresses celebrated for the last 50 years. While you are here, you can see famous faces from the UK and Catalonia and discover the traditions and culture along the way.
La Rioja: Land of wine Perez_r's photos around Ezcaray, Spain and Canary Islands
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Entry from: Ezcaray, Spain and Canary Islands
Entry Title: La Rioja: Land of wine
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La Rioja is two things at the same time: - An autonomous community of northern Spain. It is an area with lots of history and crossed by 'El Camino de Santiago' (St. James' Way). - A wine, with Qualified designation of origin. Then the area where the wine is elaborated is not just the autonomous community of La Rioja but also in parts of Navarre and Álava. During our trip where travel around Alava and La Rioja autonomous community. These are some of our photos and recommendatios. St. Domingo de la Calzada Ezcaray Zaldierna It is very good to drive trough the different villages close to Ezcaray, from Zaldierna to Posadas. There you can walk and even make a good trekking. Nájera Cañas Labastida: Remelluri Farm Briones: Wine museum and the village El Ciego: Marques de Riscal Farm Laguardia St. Maria de los Reyes Church A winery bellow the village San Millán de la Cogolla Suso Monastery Yuso Monastery
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Photos from this trip:
1. Spanish Coat of Arms (during Charles I)
2. Front of the Cathedral
3. Cathedral: View of the ceiling
4. Pigeon taking shelter from the cold
5. Easter in the Cathedral
6. The Cockerel and the Hen living in the cathedral
7. Santo Domingo de la Calzada: Mausoleum
8. Tulips
9. More flowers
10. Almond tree
11. Easter procession
12. Detail of a door
13. Zaldierna village
14. Some flowers
15. A beautiful plant
16. St Maria la Real Cloister
17. Detail of St Maria la Real Cloister
18. Cañas Cloister
19. Barrel storage area
20. Barrels
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3 dormitorios Apartamento se Vende en Mazarrón, Murcia, Costa Cálida Almería, Spain
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Mazarrón is split across two main urban areas: The port and the town itself, 5 km inland. In winter, temperatures oscillate between 15 and 20ºC and the sky is generally clear all year round, meaning that the town gets more than 2,800 hours of sunlight a year.
Thousands of people choose to holiday in the town of Mazarrón every summer, flocking to spend their summer holidays on its beaches. During the winter it is also chosen by those looking for a quiet, sunny weekend break. The charm of this seaside town has made it a choice location for many people from the region and from across the whole of Spain to set up their holiday home, and many English and German nationals have chosen to live here permanently.
Without a doubt, the town´s charm lies in its many and varied beaches, totalling 35 km of coastline of which 10 km are made up of beautiful, unexplored coves, with amazing landscapes and spectacular sea beds. The town also boasts excellent temperatures all year round, tasty cooking and all kinds of activities, including water sports, diving, hiking and many others. Whatever you do in Mazarrón, you will experience an incredible array of sensations, since the town has a complex and intangible presence, combining sea, mountains, fields, a mining past, an agricultural present and a future in tourism, which you will not find elsewhere.
Mazarrón is not only a beautiful coastline and a great place to enjoy the sun and sand, but a town which looks to the future, bringing together natural and cultural resources to ensure visitors have everything they need to make their holiday an unforgettable experience. Visitors will want to return to continue exploring the incredible sights of a coast that deserves to be called a shrine to beauty.