Barcelona Tourism Update for Insiders

Aug 31, 2010
Issue #25

Table of Content

NEWS & WHAT'S ON?

1. The metro reaches the Carmel

2. The Port of Barcelona aspires to be the main port for the Far East

3. Pablo Picasso screened at Picasso Graphics Museum in Münster

BARCELONA TOURISM NEWS, LATEST NEWS AND NEWS ARCHIVE

BARCELONA FOOTBALL CLUB, LATEST NEWS AND NEWS ARCHIVE

HOT DEALS!

1. The sweetest face of Japan in Barcelona

2. Sailing on your route in Barcelona

1. The metro reaches the Carmel
For the first time, the metro has reached neighbourhoods like the Carmel, El Coll and La Teixonera. The Line 5 extension between the stations of Horta and Vall d'Hebron is up and running and will eventually benefit up to 30,000 people a day. This new section means the opening of two new stations: El Carmel and El Coll/La Teixonera.

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2. The Port of Barcelona aspires to be the main port for the Far East
It is one of the city's main economic driving forces. It aspires to be the main port for the Far East With the new Moll Prat container terminal it hopes to exceed the 20% growth in goods exchanged with Asia achieved in the first months of 2010. Meanwhile, there has also been an 11% increase in the number of cruise ships bringing passengers to the city.

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3. Pablo Picasso screened at Picasso Graphics Museum in Münster
A film on Spanish artist Pablo Picasso is screened at the Pablo Picasso Graphics Museum in Munster. The museum celebrates its 10th anniversary. On its 10th anniversary the Pablo Picasso Graphics Museum, Münster, is focusing on the theme of the studio picture in the works of Picasso. "I don't say everything, but I paint everything," the artist is purported to have said once.

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1. The sweetest face of Japan in Barcelona
You don't need to take a plane to Tokyo to sample the most delicious Japanese pastry specialities. Mochis, dorayakis, plus tea and sake truffles are just some of the sweets that Takashi Ochiai makes in his patisserie in the centre of Barcelona.

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Book your Gourmet tour here

2. Sailing on your route in Barcelona
If you want to do something exciting during your stay in Barcelona, just plan your own sailing cruise Barcelona and do it! Reward yourself and take a sailing cruise to the destination of your preference. You can take advantage of a good experienced skipper or take control by yourself in case you are a license owner.

Book your sailing Cruise Barcelona

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