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La Sagrada
Familia, La Rambla, The
Placa d'Espanya, The
Placa de Catalunya, The
Placa Reial, La
Casa Mila, Cathedral
of Barcelona,
Picasso
Museum, The
Parc de la Ciutadella, Casa
Batillo, National
Palace, The
World Trade Center, The
Gran Casino, Spanish
Village,
The Parc
Guell, Tibidabo, Montjuic
Park, The
Olympic Stadium, Camp
Nou, Maremagnum, Fira
De Barcelona, Barcelona
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 Since its creation almost one hundred years ago, Fira de Barcelona has
grown considerably to become the most important professional and industrial
trade fair organiser in the State and one of the first five in Europe
in number of events. Every year, Fira de Barcelona plays host to over
30,000 exhibiting companies and has an audience of around 3,500,000, many
of them trade visitors who represent all industrial and trade sectors.
Read
about other
Barcelona attractions >>
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La Rambla (also called Las Ramblas) - a tree-lined
pedestrian boulevard — is one of the main shopping
and tourist arteries in Barcelona. Here you can find
everything you are looking for - leather goods,
souvenirs, antiques and curiosities for anyone's taste.
Barcelona is the capital of Spanish province Catalonia
and there are 2 official languages - Catalan
and Spanish (Castellano). Almost everyone in Barcelona
understands Spanish, but sometimes they prefer not
to use this language. All announcements in public transport,
street names and newspapers are in Catalan.
Read more
about Barcelona >>
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Barcelona
hotels near Fira De Barcelona |
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HCC OPEN, more info >>
Rates from: 80 EUR in 1 km to the
north
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ABBA RAMBLA, more info >>
Rates from: 84 EUR in 1.6 km to the
east
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NH MASTER, more info >>
Rates from: 70 EUR in 1.6 km to the
north
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NH FORUM, more info >>
Rates from: 70 EUR in 1.7 km to the
north
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NH NUMANCIA, more info >>
Rates from: 60 EUR in 1.8 km to the
west
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