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Top 5 Important Religious Institutions in Barcelona

Barcelona is a rich city nestled along the northeastern coast of Spain. It is a destination renowned for its stunning architecture, amazing arts scene, and Mediterranean charm. Yet, beyond its world-famous landmarks and bustling streets, this city boasts a deep and diverse religious heritage that has left an indelible mark on its history and culture. […]

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Free ATMs in Mallorca: Where to Find Them and How to Avoid Fees

Most popular banks in Spain charge an extra fee for ATMs (“cajero automático” in Spanish, “caixer” in Catalan) withdrawals using international cards like Visa/Mastercard. This includes modern online banks like Revolut or Monzo, as they also provide such cards. Prices vary a lot but big banks such as Santander charge the abusive sum of €8

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Cerveceria Estrella De Galicia

Where to find Estrella Galicia de Bodega in Barcelona

Galicia is well known all over Europe for its traditional cuisine, in particular octopus and seafood in general, including some dishes now served all over Spain such as zamburiñas, navajas and pimientos de padron. And Galicia’s local beer, Estrella Galicia, has gained popularity all over Spain, even in areas where local beers have a strong

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Costa Brava’s most beautiful towns and villages

The Costa Brava is a coastal region of Catalonia in northeastern Spain, that stretches from the town of Blanes, 60 km (37 mi) northeast of Barcelona, to the French border. In the 1950s, Costa Brava was identified by the Spanish government and local entrepreneurs as suitable for substantial development as a holiday destination, mainly for package holiday tourists from Europe.  Besides picturesque beaches and luxury resorts, Costa Brava

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Camí de Ronda – Impressive hiking trail in Costa Brava

History The Camí de Ronda (Camino de Ronda) was a footpath built along the Costa Brava coast to help the Guardia Civil control the coast and stop smuggling. The origins are located in the 19th century when it was formed from small footpaths through the cliffs along the coast of Catalonia. In the 20th Century, especially in the postwar period, the path

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