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The Monocle Travel Guide Series. Barcelona

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Barcelona's unique personality is evident in its fairytale architecture, particularly the works of Antoni Gaudí, and in vibrant neighborhood street parties that celebrate local saints and a love of reading. This coastal gem, with its agreeable climate and beautiful beaches, offers effortless charm. However, beyond the allure of sun, sea, and sand lies a rich food scene and lively hospitality. The city has a distinct character, shaped over centuries from the ancient Principality of Catalonia to the 1992 Olympics, making it a forward-thinking and vibrant place. We’ve ventured beyond the tourist paths of Barri Gòtic to discover hidden gems in neighborhoods like Sant Andreu and Poble-sec. Here, independent retailers and grand fashion labels showcase dynamic designs, while traditional tapas bars and innovative eateries breathe new life into Catalan cuisine. And of course, there's always time for the beach and a glass of vermut. The insights into this city come from Monocle, a magazine with a global network of bureaus and correspondents who possess a deep understanding of urban life, compiled in their Travel Guide Series.

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Tytuł
The Monocle Travel Guide Series. Barcelona
Język
angielski
Autorzy
kolektiv
Wydawca
Gestalten
Rok wydania
2018
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
146
ISBN10
3899559452
ISBN13
9783899559453
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Barcelona's unique personality is evident in its fairytale architecture, particularly the works of Antoni Gaudí, and in vibrant neighborhood street parties that celebrate local saints and a love of reading. This coastal gem, with its agreeable climate and beautiful beaches, offers effortless charm. However, beyond the allure of sun, sea, and sand lies a rich food scene and lively hospitality. The city has a distinct character, shaped over centuries from the ancient Principality of Catalonia to the 1992 Olympics, making it a forward-thinking and vibrant place. We’ve ventured beyond the tourist paths of Barri Gòtic to discover hidden gems in neighborhoods like Sant Andreu and Poble-sec. Here, independent retailers and grand fashion labels showcase dynamic designs, while traditional tapas bars and innovative eateries breathe new life into Catalan cuisine. And of course, there's always time for the beach and a glass of vermut. The insights into this city come from Monocle, a magazine with a global network of bureaus and correspondents who possess a deep understanding of urban life, compiled in their Travel Guide Series.