Confiterías y Cafeterias Barcelona

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big business-galleries, cafeterias, terraces as well as some of the great theaters of the city. Specially interesting buildings are: the Academia de Sciencias (Academy of Science), with its giant watch from 1868, the gothic-baroque church de Betlem , and the Palacio de Moya with its beautiful halls and extraordinary wall-paintings. It is used frequently for expositions. The Mercado de La Boquería is the most important and most visited market of Barcelona, while "Pla de la Boqueria" was the old center of town. In Palacio de la Virreina , today seat of the culture department of the regional government, frequently you can see expositions of art. Impressive is Casa Bruno Cuadros with its dragon at the front. You arrive to Plaça Reial , a beautiful square with arcades, palms, fountains and luxurious shops. Here lived in former times the bourgeoisie, but today it is the heart of an artists district and offers charming ambience with its pubs and typical bars. Sundays you may visit here a market for coins and stamps. El Puerto The port , located at the end of Las Ramblas , is dominated by the tower of Colón , from the top of which you have a fantastic view over Barcelona and the great boulevard Paseo de Colón . El Ensanche The modern center of Barcelona, built between 1870 and 1936, was planned by architect Cerdá, who wanted to create an luxurious district for the bourgeoisie and enlarged the city to five times its original
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big-business galleries, cafeterias, and extremely comfy terraces. Sights to see on this wonderful boulevard are: Mercado de La Boquería, Academia de Sciencias, gothic-baroque church de Betlem, Palacio de Moya, and the Casa Bruno Cuadros. Paseo de Colón:: The tower of Colón dominates the port; it includes a 50-meter iron column supporting the statue of the discoverer of America pointing out to sea. An elevator deck near the top of the column gives spectacular views of the port area, Montjuïc and an overall panorama of the city. L’Eixample:: This district was designed by the architect Cerdá, and was built to connect the old Barcelona (Ciutat Vella) with the surrounding villages. All of the streets here cross in a rectangular style, which is a very unusual design in European town planning. The whole district is built in a Modernist fashion. The most impressive monuments in this district are: some works of Antoní Gaudí, Casa de los Punxes, Plaça de Catalunya, and Paseig de Gracià. Montjuïc:: The mountain of Montjuïc was the backdrop of the World Exposition of 1929. The
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