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One of Barcelona’s most iconic symbols is something many people walk over without even noticing.The four-petal flower found across the city’s streets is called the Panot, a small detail that has become a symbol of Barcelona’s identity.That’s what makes these pieces so special: they transform a memory of the city into something you can wear and carry with you every day.Thank you @designplace.es for gifting me these beautiful pieces 🥰💕#barcelona #spagna #panot #jewelry #barcelonacity by @faustaspurio

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Este finde y cada finde del verano puedes visitar@lapetiteparade_vintagemarket un pop up market que reúne moda, accesorios, bolsos, joyería, joyitas de los 90 y los 2000 y upcycling.📍 C/ Corretger, 5 · El Born🕛 Viernes, sábados y domingos de julio · 12–20:30 h🎟️ Entrada gratuitaGuarda y comparte el dato 💕 by @faustaspurio

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Tossa de Mar is a small costal town on the Costa Brava. Inside the ancient walls of Vila Vella, you’ll find one of the only fully preserved medieval towns on the Catalan coast.These walls were built centuries ago to protect the town from pirates, and today they open up to some of the most breathtaking views in Spain. 📍Tossa de Mar, Costa BravaHow to get to Tossa de Mar:🚗 By car: around 1 hour 20 minutes from Barcelona🚌 By bus: direct buses from Barcelona Estació del Nord, taking about 1 hour 20 to 1 hour 40 minutes🚆 By train: take a train to Blanes, then continue by bus to Tossa De Mar📍 Save this guide for your next trip to Spain#barcelonaguide #costabrava #spagna #tossademar #barcelonatips by @faustaspurio

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This is the first Push Pop Sushi in Barcelona and it’s as fun as it looks.Fresh ingredients, super flavorful sushi rolls and a grab and eat format that makes every bite easy (and surprisingly satisfying).It’s the kind of dish you order for the presentation, and end up loving for the taste.Would you try it? 😛📍 @sushitogo.spain Carrer de Sant Pau 12#barcelona #spagna #barcelonaguide #barcelonatips #foodies by @faustaspurio

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Hidden in the heart of Gràcia, Sr. Antúnez is the kind of place you find once and keep recommending to everyone visiting Barcelona.If you’re looking for an authentic restaurant in Barcelona, away from the tourist crowds, save this spot for your next trip.📍 @srantunezbcn , Gràcia, Barcelona#barcelonaguide #barcelonatips #barcelona #spagna #foodies by @faustaspurio

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Tossa de Mar is a small costal town on the Costa Brava. Inside the ancient walls of Vila Vella, you’ll find one of the only fully preserved medieval towns on the Catalan coast.These walls were built centuries ago to protect the town from pirates, and today they open up to some of the most breathtaking views in Spain. If you’re planning a trip to Barcelona, save this💕📍Tossa de Mar, Costa BravaHow to get to Tossa de Mar:🚗 By car: around 1 hour 20 minutes from Barcelona.🚌 By bus: direct buses from Barcelona Estació del Nord, taking about 1 hour 20 to 1 hour 40 minutes.🚆 By train: take a train to Blanes, then continue by bus to Tossa De Mar.#barcelonaguide #costabrava #spagna #tossademar #barcelonatips by @faustaspurio

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Everyone talks about Sagrada Família, but this place has a story most people don’t know, and it makes it so much more special.Built in 1908 by Lluís Domènech i Montaner, it wasn’t funded by the government or rich patrons, thousands of ordinary Catalan citizens pooled their money to build it. Their own cultural space, built by the people.The entire concert hall runs on natural light , no artificial lighting. Just a massive inverted stained glass dome with the sun coming straight through.All those mosaics, sculptures and iron details? Full of hidden references to Catalan identity, deliberately concealed during the dictatorship, a building that carried an entire region’s identity in secret.And it’s still a fully working concert hall today: jazz, flamenco, classical, the programme changes constantly.tips:✨ book the morning guided tour (€22), the light through that dome is unreal✨ look at the facade slowly before you go in, the hidden details are everywhere✨ if you can, book an actual concert, experiencing live music in there is something else📍 Palau de la Música Catalana, Carrer del Palau de la Música, 4-6👉🏽 Comment "PALAU" for my GetYourGuide discount code 🎟️#barcelona #barcelonaguide #barcelonatips #barcelonacity #spagna by @faustaspurio

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Atelier Madre by Manuel Dreesmann in El Born is the kind of place that makes you slow down without realizing it. Part gallery, part open kitchen, you literally can watch how every piece is made right in front of you.Choose your favorite color, add your initials, and take home something that feels truly personal.If you’re going to Barcelona and you’re into design, beautiful things made by hand and places off the usual path, this spot is for you.📍 Atelier Madre, Carrer del Rec 20Save this hidden gem for your Barcelona trip 💕#barcelona #barcelonaguide #barcelonatips #barcelonashopping #spagna by @faustaspurio

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Kitsune is hidden in Gràcia and inspired by traditional Japanese izakayas, it feels like one of those places only locals know about.Think fresh hosomaki, gyozas, noodles and creative Japanese dishes. The atmosphere is intimate, modern and perfect for a date night or dinner with friends.My tips:- book ahead, it’s small- order a mix of sushi and hot dishes to share📍 @kitsune_sushi , Carrer del Montseny 13#barcalona #barcelonaguide #barcelonatips #foodies #japaneserestaurant by @faustaspurio

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Everyone visits Sagrada Família, but just a few minutes away there’s another place you shouldn’t miss: 📍Recinte Modernista de Sant PauThis incredible UNESCO World Heritage site was designed in the early 1900s by architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner and originally built as a hospital. But the idea was revolutionary: instead of dark medical buildings, patients were surrounded by gardens, natural light and beautiful modernist architecture to help them heal.Today you can walk through colorful pavilions, mosaics and stained glass in one of the largest Art Nouveau complexes in Europe.tips:✨ visit in the morning for fewer crowds✨ combine it with Sagrada Família, it’s only about a 10-minute walkSave this hidden gem for your Barcelona trip 💕#barcelonatips #barcelonaguide #spagna #barcelona #barcelonacity by @faustaspurio

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if you’re looking for authentic Italian food in Barcelona, this place feels like stepping straight into Naples 🇮🇹✨At @ziacarolinabcn we tried a full neapolitan feast:- Montanare (classic, pistachio & mortadella, and one with slow-cooked genovese sauce)- Frittatine di pasta: a Neapolitan street-food classic- Parmigiana di melanzane (eggplant) - Pasta e patate: ultimate Italian comfort food- Pizza with ragùAnd of course, dessert heaven:- Tiramisù- Pastiera napoletana- Babbamisù + espresso to finish.This restaurant is known for its authentic Neapolitan pizza, generous portions and traditional southern Italian recipes, making it a favorite spot for Italian food lovers in Barcelona 💕📍Zia Carolina, carrer de Pere IV 178#barcelonafoodie #barcelonarestaurants #italianfood #italianrestaurant #spagna by @faustaspurio

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This place ended up being one of the best little surprises in Barcelona 💕there’s something about the space that just makes you keep looking around, noticing details, and staying way longer than you thought you would. it’s perfect if you’re into aesthetic spaces, design stores, or just want to find something different from the usual things to do in Barcelona📍 @designplace.es save this for your Barcelona trip💕#barcelona #barcelonaguide #barcelonatips #spagna #giftshop by @faustaspurio

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