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Figueres, Dalí and Girona

Mónica Boixeda Barcelonian, Only-Be, Practical Guide to Barcelona

A few miles from Barcelona we find the beautiful town of Figueres with its great Dalí Museum and, close by, the pretty city of Girona.

City Bike Morning Tour Barcelona

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There´s no better way of seeing Barcelona than on a bicycle and City Bike Morning Tour gives you that chance as well as guiding you all around the city.

The Merchant of Venice in Barcelona.

Mónica Boixeda Barcelonian, Only-Be

The Catalan National Theatre presents an adaptation of one of the greatest classics of literature, “The Merchant of Venice.” This version is adapted to the times of global economic crisis. From the hand of the playwright Rafael Durán, we will be able to enjoy one of the greatest dramas of literature. The work is based on one of the masterpieces of William Shakespeare. “The Merchant of Venice” is a book that has been interpreted, adapted and chosen as the standard argument of many other books and movies countless times. In this play, Duran take us from the seventeenth-century Venice to Wall Street, the heart of the global economy, whose beats move the world. The story shows us the consequences of the abuse of individual debt. It addresses such controversial issues as the causes that have led to the current state of crisis and possible stigmas inshort and medium term. Shylock, one of the main characters in Shakespeare´s novel, becomes one of the leading proponents of the powerful Jewish lobby in American finance. The actors, who will perform at this play, are recognized artists from Catalan origin, Pep Ambrós, Albert Ausellè, Marta Betriu and Àlex Casanovas among others. The presentations will take place from 1st of February to the 25th of March in the Sala Gran at the National Theatre of Catalonia in Barcelona. The National Theatre of Catalonia opened for the first time in 1996, and since then, it has become one of the most important hubs of Catalan culture. The iconic and modern building was designed by the famous architect Ricardo Bofill and it is equipped with the... read more