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Sightseeing away from Sagrada Familia & Co. 10 LifeMysteries in Barcelona Barcelona is famous for the Sagrada Familia, the Ramblas shopping street and the beautiful Parc Guël.

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No. 732022 · Archive

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No. 73

Finally good weather again, finally sunshine again. We from Life magazine have already defied over more than two years of the Corona pandemic and are now concerned about the people in Ukraine. But the fact is that we also see ourselves committed to the entertainment and at least want to drive away cloudy thoughts for a few moments. We love what we do and will not stop doing so even in times of crisis. For your sake. For the current issue we were allowed to interview the most beautiful woman in Spain, the supermodel Lidia Santos exclusively.

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Sightseeing away from Sagrada Familia & Co. 10 LifeMysteries in Barcelona Barcelona is famous for the Sagrada Familia, the shopping street Ramblas and the beautiful Parc Guël. But even if you already know these top 3 attractions, there is a lot to see in the Catalan metropolis.

Here are our 10 Life tips. 1. Parc del Laberint d-Horta Although the park with its picturesque maze is one of the most beautiful parks in Barcelona, it is far away from the tourist mainstream. Enjoy the untypical peace and quiet for the lively city and stroll between castles, sculptures and pools. 2.

El Turó de la Rovira During World War II, the air raid shelters on the Turo de la Rovira were used as an anti-aircraft battery - but today they have become one of the most popular destinations for the locals.From the walls of the bunkers you can see perhaps the most impressive views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea. 3.

Piscina Municipal de Montjuïc International has become famous for its swimming pool on the slopes of Montjuïc, especially as a venue for the 1992 Summer Olympics. Where world-class athletes once measured themselves, today also regular water rats can enjoy the cool wet and magnificent view of Barcelona. 4.

El Born El Born - or officially: Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera - is probably the hippest district of Barcelona. In the medieval streets you will find sights such as the Picasso Museum, but also trendy boutiques and trendy bars. 5.

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