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OLD TOWN. This statue served as the main entrance during the city's 1888 Universal Exhibition. Built from sculpted brick and surrounded by statues, including a sculpture representing the city welcoming international visitors to the Exhibition. METRO: Arc de Triomf
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Castell Montjuïc
Carretera de Montjuïc ,66, Barcelona, Spain 08038 · 93-329-8613
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MONTJUÏC. Sweeping views are afforded by this military museum that sits atop the hill Montjuic. Take a car or bus to avoid the long walk and a chairlift to the top of the castle. After a tour of the museum, take a breather and look at the city spread out beneath you.
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OLD TOWN. This modern palace features kaleidoscopic colors in tile, sculpture, stained glass and mosaics. Originally built as a home for the Choral Society and now hosting musical concerts. Spotlights highlight the beautiful building at night. A must for classical concerts.
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MONTJUÏC. Another region of the city built as a host site for the 1929 World Expo, this village represents the range and styles of Spanish architecture. Restaurants, shops and bars on-site are usually open for a drink or meal. Streets lined by quaint cottages.
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