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Leisure Attractions in Barcelona  

Maremagnum - Monument a Colom

At the end of "La Rambla" there's the harbor. We are now on the bridge over the sea that links "Maremagnum" with "La Rambla". At your left, you can see the Columbus monument. The discoverer of America is pointing in the wrong direction, because he points to the east at the Mediterranean Sea, and America is on the other side to the west.


Maremagnum
Maremagnum

"Maremagnum" is a very successful new shopping and free time area. You can find here 12 cinemas, the Imax, and a wide variety of restaurants, pubs and discos. Night life begins here around 11 pm and lasts till 6 am, but if you are 20 or older, this is not the place to be --too many teenagers.
More information at Maremagnum page.


Universal's Mediterranea:

Universal's Mediterranea
Universal's Mediterranea

An impresionant amusement park in Tarragona, a city near of Barcelona that you can go in train in 1 hour. Port aventura has got the rollercoaster more higher, faster and with more loopings in Europe. It is divided in 5 thematic parts: China, México, Polynesia, Mediterránea and the Far West.
Universal's Port Aventura, Salou, Tarragona.
More information at Universal Mediterranea page.


IMAX Barcelona:

IMAX Barcelona
IMAX Barcelona

A 3-dimensional visual and sound experience not to be missed. Various films shown, contact the cinema for or may check out its Webpage.
C/ Moll d'Espanya, Port Vell.
Metro: Linea 3 (Drassanes) and (Barceloneta).
BUS: 14, 17, 19, 36, 39, 45, 57, 59, 64, 117 and Turistic Bus.
More information at IMAX page.


L'Aquàrium:

L'Aquàrium
L'Aquàrium

The Acuarium of Barcelona. Here is the largest in Europe. You can see the fauna & flora Mediterranean, and part of the marine tropical water. You will have the experience of to be covered by fishes, water flowers and animal invertebrates...Read More.
Moll d'Espanya del Port Vell s/n.
Metro: Linea 3 (Drassanes) and 4 (Barceloneta).
BUS: 14, 17, 19, 36, 38, 40, 45, 57, 59, 64, 91, 100.
Telephone: 902 140 141.
More information at L´Aquarium page.




 
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