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Catalunya aka: Cataluña, Catalonia

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96% of people who have been to Catalunya think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in Catalunya are Barcelona, La Sagrada Família, and Parc Güell. Places in Catalunya have been tagged spain, gaudi, and architecture.


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Untitled by princessj

I’m moving here at the end of August!

over 6 years ago

Vilaseca by Weston Renoud

Went southwest of Barcelona, down the coast, and went to Port Aventura.

over 7 years ago

gorgeous and very relaxing by folkdevil

Barcelona is great, a very modern and characterful city.

We stayed in the spotlessly clean and chilled-out resort village of Llafranc on the Costa Brava. Would recommend to anyone.

We didn’t go inland to the mountains as we were only there for a week. Next time!

over 7 years ago

Catalonia and Barcelona-make the trip! by emmadear

Catalonia is wonderful, the food, the language, the people. One of my highlights was going to a dinner which involved the entire village, was set up in the street and lasted 4 hours. Barcelona is a beautiful and very cosmopolitan city, well worth visiting more than once.

over 7 years ago

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  • travel.nytimes.com Introduction to Catalonia by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 You can take several noteworthy day trips from Barcelona. The most popular is to the Benedictine monastery of Montserrat, northwest of Barcelona. To the south, the Roman city of Tarragona has been neglected by visitors but is particularly interesting to those who appreciate ancient history. Beach lovers and gays and lesbians should head for the resort town of Sitges. About six million people live in Catalonia, and twice that many visit every year. It's one of Europe's playgrounds, with its beaches along the Costa Brava and the Costa Dorada, centered on Sitges. Tarragona is the capital of its own province, and Barcelona, of course, is the political, economic, and cultural center of Catalonia. (read article)