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Barcelona Aims To Discourage Tourism; Tells Tourists Not To Come Back

Despite the revenue it contributes in the economy of the city, Barcelona now seeks to prevent foreign tourists from visiting in order to make way for the local inhabitants of the Catalonia region’s capital city.

Barcelona To Remove Commemorative Signs Of Fascist Dictatorship

Barcelona's local authorities have finally removed the last of the 367 commemorative signs during the fascist dictatorship era between 1930 and 1970. The signs were dated back in 1975 with the symbol of the bear, the yoke, and arrows - the emblem of the Falange movement.

A Guide To Gaudi's Barcelona: Five Spots You Must Not Miss

Barcelona is basically the top pick in Spain when it comes to stunning architectural pieces. And these architectural structures will never be the same without Spain’s most celebrated architect – Antoni Gaudi.

Five Must-See Places in Barcelona

Travelling to Spain will never be complete without a tour to the great city of Barcelona. Here is a guide on the must-see sites for your trip to Barcelona.

Barcelona Can’t Accommodate More Tourists; City To Lessen Number Of Travelers

Tourists visit Gaudi's Park Guell on July 11, 2014 in Barcelona, Spain. As traders of 'La Boqueria' complain about tour groups getting in the way of their real customers, Barcelona's authorities are debating how to control the number of tourists in the city as an estimated 10 million people are due to visit this year.

Cathay Pacific To Have Barcelona-Hong Kong Flights This Year

For the first time in history, Cathay Pacific will offer a non-stop route from Barcelona, Spain to Hong Kong.

Traveling Barcelona’s Neighborhood, What To Expect?

Going for trip to Barcelona? Expect a lot to see and enjoy in Spain's cosmopolitan area! Read more about it here.

Partying in Spain: The Best Clubs In Barcelona

Experience one the world's best nightclub scenes in Barcelona, Spain.

Top Five Hipster Hotels Around The World You Will Surely Enjoy

A short list of hotels across the world where hipsters can fit in and enjoy the company of like-minded people.

Travel Tips: Share Each Other’s Journey through the Travel Diary App Called 'Journi'

Journi is an offline travel journal that helps you create a story or mobile blog using the pictures in your smartphone.

Spain's High Speed Trains Soon To Offer WiFi To Passengers

Best Places To Travel Alone

It’s undeniable, there’s peace in solitude. It makes you able to connect with your surroundings and most of all – yourself.

Dora The Explorer Come To Life! Famous Character Travels Around The World For Only US$1400!

She journeyed to Bali, Copenhagen, Istanbul, Barcelona, Paris, Iceland and a lot more. A full-blooded-travel bug, her trips are all documented on her blog, Elona the Explorer. Since she is working on weekdays, she gives in to her itchy feet and goes abroad on weekends.

Do it on a Whym - Your Newest App Partner in Grabbing Budget Bookings

When traveling, it is usually always best to book all important tourist destinations way in advance, to make sure that you do not run our of tickets, or to get the early bird price. However, new ticket-booking app is about to become all last minute planners' newest best friend.

A Tour of Barcelona through the Architecture.

Barcelona, Spain, is a city in the northeastern part of Spain called Catalan. The city is located on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. Barcelona is a center for an architectural style known as Catalan Modernism that was part of the lager modernism movement known as Art Nouveau that developed in the late 1880s and early 1900s. One of the most famous architectures of this Catalan Modernism was Antoni Gaudi (1852-1926). His style encompasses irregular lines, curved forms, and surprising contrasts which create an awe-inspiring view. In total he finished 18 projects and his last project is still in construction today.