Barcelona
The capital of Catalunya (as the region is known in the local Catalán
language) is a lively seaport with an historic center. The city's official Web
site has general information on the city with photos and 360º
panoramas.
A Photographer's Guide to
Barcelona
Don't let the title deceive you--Philip Greenspun's article is a useful
all-around guide to the city even if you don't carry a camera. It also has a
nice selection of photos.
Time Out: Barcelona
You won't find a better guide to Barcelona than this site from
Timeout.com, unless it's the printed
Time Out: Barcelona guidebook.
Fodors.com Miniguide: Barcelona
The guidebook publisher's site has hotel reviews, restaurant listings, and a
"Best in 3 Days" itinerary for visitors with limited time.
Yahoo! Travel:
Barcelona
The basics are covered here, and there's a nice
article by Paul Goldberger from the National Geographic Traveler.
Barcelona Online
Use the links on the left side of this commercial site for information on
sights, getting around town, etc.
Turisme de Barcelona
Be warned The city tourist bureau's official site is a Flash presentation that
will resize your browser window when you click on the red diamond.
Venere: Barcelona
our partner
Nearly 120 hotels, pensions, hostales, and vacation apartments are
listed by
Venere: Spain. Many of the listings include reviews by travelers.
HotelsSpain.com: Barcelona
our partner
The Spanish subsidiary of
HotelsCentral.com lists several dozen two- to five-star hotels for
Barcelona.
Transports Metropolitans de
Barcelona
The TMB's English-language site has information on the Metro, travel cards,
tourist buses, the Montjuic funicular and cable car, and more.
AirWise: Barcelona Airport
Scroll down to the red links for information on getting to and from the
airport.
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