Barcelona is the ideal holiday spot to enjoy your vacations with your family or friends. It is an outstanding tourist destination in Spain that has numerous attractions and tours to offer its visitors. If you are looking for something out of the ordinary, Barcelona is also your best option.

You can enjoy different tour packages in Barcelona and if you have a strong desire for adventure it is advisable to go scuba diving in Barcelona. This wonderful sport, which is swimming underwater, is an exceptional activity during which you will discover and explore the underwater world.
If you have never done it, don’t worry because there are professional instructors that will teach you everything about how to use the equipment and they will give you some tips so that you can fully enjoy this tour in Barcelona.
There are many wonderful beaches where you can do scuba diving such as in Costa Brava. You should go to the tourism office in Barcelona to ask for the different diving schools and the various types of diving that you can practice. The most popular ones are recreational diving and professional diving.
Remember that there are excellent hotels in Barcelona where you will have a memorable stay since they offer numerous facilities and amenities. Amika Hotel, Expo Hotel and Derby Hotel are highly recommended. You will find multilingual staff in most of the hotels in Barcelona but it is always a good idea to do intensive Spanish certified courses to speak Spanish with locals and other tourists.

Author: Viviana Gómez

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L’Aquàrium de Barcelona is a spectacular center on the moll d’Espanya del Port vell N/N. Probably, its best activity is “diving with sharks” that consists getting into the world of these amazing animals. You can do a sharks course in L’Aquàrium de Barcelona where you will learn a lot. Many divers appeal to this kind of activities since it is interesting and fun.

There are also guided tours in L’Aquàrium de Barcelona that appeal to locals and tourists. Another interesting package tour in Barcelona that is offered by this aquarium is “sleeping with sharks”. This incredible activity consists of spending a night close to sharks.
It is open since 9: 30 am but it close at 9 pm (from Monday to Friday). On weekends and holidays it closes a 9:30 pm or 11 pm. L’Aquàrium de Barcelona has reasonable prices: adults 16,5 €; children from 4 to 12; 11,5 € and adults over 60, 13 €.
This incredible place also gives you the opportunity to use its building for meetings, conferences and other events. Its telephone number is 00 34 93 221 74 74.
L’Aquàrium de Barcelona is a great place to visit with friends, colleagues and with the family, too. It is a fantastic aquarium that is one of the main tourist attractions in Barcelona. As you have realized this tourist destination in Spain has a fabulous aquarium that offers many great tours and activities to enjoy.
There are many hotels in Barcelona that are close to L’Aquàrium de Barcelona such as Duquesa de Cardona hotel and Hotel BCN Universal. though you will find multilingual people in Barcelona it is a good idea to do intensive Spanish certified courses.

Author: Viviana Gómez

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Clickair is Iberia’s low cost airline based in Barcelona airport (El Prat), and will start operating on March 1st 2007 with very competitive prices.
Currently, 26 routes will be operated by Clickair, 20 internationals (Amsterdam, Berlin, Bucharest, Budapest, Dublin, Frankfurt, Geneva, Helsinki, Lisbon, Munich, Naples, Oporto, Pisa, Prague, Rome, Venice, Verona, Vienna, Warsaw and Zurich) and 6 nationals (Jerez de la Frontera, Santiago de Compostela, La Coruña, Malaga, Sevilla and Vigo).
Clickair will compete with Ryanair, although Clickair will fly directly to Barcelona airport and when booking a flight, show final price (including taxes) from the beginning of the process, so check Clickair before getting your flights. Source: tourisminbarcelona

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Guillermo Canas survived cramps, blisters, two missed match points in the second set and a relentless three-hour attack from Agustin Calleri before advancing 7-6(1), 6-7(5), 6-2 Saturday to the Open Seat final.
He will meet two-time defending champion Rafael Nadal, who defeated David Ferrer 7-5, 6-1. (See match report). Source: openseatbarcelona

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Barcelona has more bars, cafés and late night haunts per capita than any other city in the world.
Ranging from colourful tapas bars , outdoor cafés, chocolaterias, it also has a uniquely wide range of bars: coctelerías (cocktail bars), whiskerias (often singles bars with professional escorts), xampanyerias (Catalan cava, sparkling wine bars), and beer halls. Most stay open until about 2:30am, some even later.. Source: barcelona

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In and around Barcelona there are many things to do! When you are in Barcelona for the first time, it may be difficult to plan out your own tours, especially if your visit is short.
Taking this into consideration, the following information may be of great use. These are highly recommended tours of Barcelona: The Barcelona Turistic Bus, Barcelona Walking Tours, Palau de la Musica Catalana Visit and Tour Barcelona and visit Shops of motorcycles in Barcelona. Source: barcelonacitytourist

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The first documentary reference we find to the church of Santa Maria del Mar is in a text from the year 998.
This basilica is the work of the architect Berenguer de Montagut, and the first stone was laid to commemorate the conquest of Sardinia, which completed the Catalan domination in the Mediterranean initiated ten years earlier with the conquest of Mallorca, and which reached its fullest extent with the entry of Sicily and Greece into the domains of the House of Barcelona. Source: bcn

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Barcelona has an incredibly privileged position on the northeastern coast of the Iberian peninsula and the shores of the Mediterranean. Barcelona is the second largest city in Spain in both size and population.
It is also the capital of Catalonia, one of the seventeen autonomous communities that make up Spain. Therefore, Barcelona has two official languages: Catalan, generally spoken in all of Catalonia, and Spanish. Source: barcelonacitytourism

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Barcelona and the stage arts: growth and quality.
Barcelona has a long-standing tradition of theatre, but it has also opened its arms to the latest avant-garde currents and the most radical and daring new work. In fact the city today is a focus of theatrical innovation for the whole of Spain. Source: bcn

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