If you arrive in Barcelona on a cruise, take advantage of your stopover to discover the city's top tourist attractions: the Sagrada Família, the Gothic Quarter, La Rambla, the Boqueria Market, or the Barceloneta beaches. From the port, you can easily reach these places on foot, by tourist bus, or with a private transfer.
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Furius Baco – Le monstre de vitesse de PortAventura Accrochez vos ceintures : Furius Baco n’est pas une attraction comme les autres. Située dans la zone Mediterrània de PortAventura Park, cette montagne russe spectaculaire vous propulse à 135 km/h en seulement 3,5 secondes… une des plus rapides d’Europe
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In Barcelona, Thursday lunchtime is a tradition: most restaurants serve homemade paella as a starter, and Amigo is no exception. I ordered the daily special and started with a paella.
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Discovering the Rock Museum in Barcelona: a unique experience!
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Discover the essential safety measures adopted by the main airlines and the practical information essential for traveling with complete peace of mind. Ryanair, renowned for its rigor regarding baggage, has implemented a strict policy regarding the weight and dimensions of suitcases, particularly for hand baggage. Since November 1, 2018,
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