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BEST FOR NIGHTLIFE:
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BARCELONA
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La Rambla is a great place to watch the
world go by before heading for the clubs.
Locals love to parade along the pedestri-
anised centre of the boulevard, connecting
the commercial centre to the sea.
Electronic music, jazz and indie can all be
found around Plaza Real, while at the old
harbour the scene attracts more locals. The
Eixample district is now becoming popular
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with stag and hen parties, while Gracia has es.
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more traditional bars and entertainment.
If you get up before sundown then
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Barcelona also has plenty of culture, history Ibiza Town offers a sophisticated clubbing experience
and shopping, and some of the finest
modernist architecture in Europe. It even ALSO CONSIDER: IBIZA TOWN
has a beach where you can clear a fuzzy A small city, and not so much of a zoo as
head. the main resort town of San Antonio. Here
Barcelona – venue for Abta’s Travel you can enjoy some of the more upmarket
Convention this year from October 6-8 – is clubs while soaking up the history and
also very popular for meetings and trade atmosphere.
fairs, so book ahead.
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Sample price: EasyJet flies from Gatwick
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es. Sample price: Inghams offers three nights from around £75 return. El Puerto Hotel costs
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with breakfast at the Hotel Gaudi, just off La £165.75 per double room for three nights,
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La Sagrada Familia is Barcelona’s most famous landmark inghams.co.uk needahotel.com
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