Business Services (tips and articles related to Barcelona News, Public Holidays, how to start a business in Barcelona, Spain; employment, visa processing etc.) Top Barcelona Insider Tips 1. Visit the Sagrada Familia One of Barcelona’s top attractions is the Sagrada Familia. This large Roman Catholic Church was designed by the Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí. The church is still not completed but it is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. 2. Enjoy some cheap drinks You have to check out “La Champañeria” in Barceloneta… A hidden treasure with a great atmosphere and very cheap cava. Don´t miss the lovely genuine tapas bar El Xampanyet at Calle Montcada 20, same street as Picasso museum. They make their own cava :) Make a stop on your way back from the beach at very genuine and very busy tapas bar – Can Paixano at Calle Reina Cristina 7, just a hole in the wall but pretty amazing! And for some cheese tasting head for Formatgería La Seu at Dagueria 16 in Barrio Gótico, taste of three cheese & a glass of wine is only 2,50 euros! ‘La Champañería’ is a popular bar that is actually called ‘Can Paixano’ but everyone refers to it as the former. This bar is actually very small and only has standing room but it still draws a great crowd. They are renowned for serving cheap but good cava (Spanish sparkling wine) and hot and cold bocadillos (sandwiches). You will find a great atmosphere and great prices here. 3. Eat away from the ‘tourist traps’ Give it a try to Meson David! It’s an old tavern and it’s out of the touristic way! They serve very traditional Spanish food. Big dishes and good prices! If you’re looking for some great Spanish food make sure to check out Meson David. This Spanish restaurant has a great atmosphere and some delicious traditional Spanish dishes on offer. 4. Discover Las Ramblas Wander “Las Ramblas” at night-time. It’s when the city truly comes to life. Don’t stay near Las Ramblas if you want a good night’s sleep! Take your time & sit in one of La Ramblas restaurant gardens, drink Sangria and enjoy your life. Las Ramblas is Barcelona’s central street that is over a kilometre long. Las Ramblas is lined with shops, restaurants and bars although many savvy travellers will advise against frequenting many of these places as the prices can be very high. It’s a great area to walk through as it’s full of people and has a great atmosphere. 5. Be careful with your belongings like you would at home laça de Catalunya is great and Barceloneta such an amazing area to hanging around and there is many places to see around the Rambla Passeig de Gracia… If you are an artist musician or just open your mind and you will love it. Don’t walk out of the night clubs onto the main beach and think it is a great spot to sleep. Will get pick pocketed. 6. Barcelona Free Tour Take one of many free walking tours of Barcelona. These tours will show y

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2. Top Barcelona Insider Tips
1. Visit the Sagrada Familia
One of Barcelona’s top attractions is the Sagrada Familia. This
large Roman Catholic Church was designed by the Catalan
architect Antoni Gaudí. The church is still not completed but it is now
a UNESCO World Heritage site.
2. Enjoy some cheap drinks
You have to check out “La Champañeria” in Barceloneta…
A hidden treasure with a great atmosphere and very cheap cava.
Don´t miss the lovely genuine tapas bar El Xampanyet at Calle
Montcada 20, same street as Picasso museum.
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3. They make their own cava :) Make a stop on your way back
from the beach at very genuine and very busy tapas bar – Can
Paixano at Calle Reina Cristina 7, just a hole in the wall but pretty
amazing! And for some cheese tasting head for Formatgería La Seu
at Dagueria 16 in Barrio Gótico, taste of three cheese & a glass of
wine is only 2,50 euros!
‘La Champañería’ is a popular bar that is actually called ‘Can
Paixano’ but everyone refers to it as the former. This bar is actually
very small and only has standing room but it still draws a great
crowd. They are renowned for serving cheap but good cava
(Spanish sparkling wine) and hot and cold bocadillos (sandwiches).
You will find a great atmosphere and great prices here.
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4. 3. Eat away from the ‘tourist traps’
Give it a try to Meson David! It’s an old tavern and it’s out of the
touristic way! They serve very traditional Spanish food. Big dishes
and good prices!
If you’re looking for some great Spanish food make sure to check
out Meson David. This Spanish restaurant has a great atmosphere
and some delicious traditional Spanish dishes on offer.
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5. 4. Discover Las Ramblas
Wander “Las Ramblas” at night-time. It’s when the city truly
comes to life. Don’t stay near Las Ramblas if you want a good
night’s sleep! Take your time & sit in one of La Ramblas restaurant
gardens, drink Sangria and enjoy your life.
Las Ramblas is Barcelona’s central street that is over a
kilometre long. Las Ramblas is lined with shops, restaurants and
bars although many savvy travellers will advise against frequenting
many of these places as the prices can be very high. It’s a great
area to walk through as it’s full of people and has a great
atmosphere.
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6. 5. Be careful with your belongings like you would at home
laça de Catalunya is great and Barceloneta such an amazing
area to hanging around and there is many places to see around the
Rambla Passeig de Gracia… If you are an artist musician or just
open your mind and you will love it.
Don’t walk out of the night clubs onto the main beach and think
it is a great spot to sleep. Will get pick pocketed.
6. Barcelona Free Tour
Take one of many free walking tours of Barcelona. These tours
will show you the best of the city including some hidden gems that
only the locals would know about. Tours are free but you can tip
your guide if you are impressed with the service.
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7. 7. Head to the hills
Tibidado Hill is a mountain that overlooks Barcelona and here
you will find an old style amusement park, a telecommunications
tower (Torre de Collserola), and a Catholic church – the Temple de
Sagrat Cor, all of which you can see from the city. Montjuic is a
shallow hill with a relatively flat top overlooking the harbour. At the
top of the hill you will find Castell de Montjuïc as well as some
stunning views.
8. Getting around the city
Like every big city you will find a selection of city bus tours on
offer. These tours can be a great way of seeing all the sights without
getting sore feet or getting lost. The Barcelona metro is also a great
way of getting around the city.
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