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  Castellers de la Vila de Gràcia

  The origin of the Gràcia neighborhood Castellers group or colla dates back to the end of the 19th century. According to some historical references, at that time the first colla (Castellers group) was formed with people who had recently arrived from the Tarragona area and it was called Els Xiquets de Gràcia. These days the colla is more active than ever. They have their own rehearsal room, Can Musons; They have a radio program on Ràdio Gràcia and they are in charge of decorating Plaça de la Vila de Gràcia during the famous local fiesta that takes place in August. The rehearsals are open to everyone, so if the castells bug bites you, don't hesitate to give it a try.

  Performances:

  • Diada Castellera de la Independència. Plaça de la Revolució. April 14th, a 11am.
  • Diada Castellera del XXVII Aniversari dels Castellers de Gràcia. Plaça de la Vila de Gràcia. May 12th, at 12 noon.
  • Diada Castellera de la Festa Major del Camp d'en Grassot. Intersection of carrer Industria and carrer Grassot. June 30th, at 11:30am.
  • Diada Castellera de la Salut. Plaça de la Natura (Park Güell). September 8th, at 11:30am.
  • XXVII Diada dels Castellers de la Vila de Gràcia. Plaça de la Vila de Gràcia. November 10th, at 11am.

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  Living Nativity Scene of Torre del Suro

  Organised by Taller Sant Camil, an occupational center that provides care for people with intellectual disabilities, the living Nativity scene of Torre del Suro is staged every year next to the modernist building known as Torre del Suro in the district of El Guinardó, as well as inside the forest located in the back of the Casa de Repòs. In this representation, four static scenes of diverse themes are displayed and visitors discover them by following an itinerary. They depict various themes such as lost professions, traditional scenes, or biblical passages. With a very well-achieved lighting, the ambiance of these scenes creates a very interesting atmosphere. Moreover, the actors (all of them with intellectual disabilities) prepare with great enthusiasm throughout the year this life-size Nativity scene.

  Where: in the vicinity of Torre del Suro

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  Language

  There are two official languages in Catalonia: Catalan and Spanish, and there are more and more people in the region who understand and speak English. You’re sure to get by.

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  Canaletes Fountain

  One of the symbols of Barcelona, a meeting place for locals and visitors alike where people also flock to celebrate the victories of the Catalan team, Futbol Club Barcelona, Barça. The Canaletes Fountain has become one of Barcelona's most visited landmarks.

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  The Fossar de les Moreres

  The Fossar de les Moreres is a place of great symbolic significance where the weight of history takes centre stage. Here, right in the centre of the Born neighbourhood, was the site of the graveyard for the fallen during the 1714 Siege of Barcelona. A monument stands on the site as a reminder. The place sometimes goes unnoticed by visitors. For the Catalans, the fossar is more than a memory. It is a homage.

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  Amanida Catalana

  As a large metropolis, Barcelona receives the very best of the products that are cultivated, fished, reared, hunted or collected in Catalonia.

• Tarragona

  Tarragona city, the capital of the Costa Daurada, is a city that grew out of the sea. 92 km south of Barcelona, showcases a roman legacy which has been declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco

• Lleida

  The counties in Lleida province offer a wide diversity of culture and landscapes.

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  Barcelona and wine

  Discover the thrilling world of wine and let yourself be captivated by its every nuance.

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  Wines with their own unique character

  Twelve Designation of Origin (DO) areas guarantee the geographical origins and quality white, red, rosé and sparkling of the wines made in Catalonia.