The Barcelona city

 
 
9.Camp Nou 
Just as Catalan Modernist buildings are must-see 
attractions for architecture fans, Camp Nou is a must-
see for football (soccer) fans. Camp Nou was one of 
the venues for the 1992 Summer Olympics in 
Barcelona and today is home of the FC Barcelona 
team. The 99,354-seat stadium is the largest in 
Europe and second largest in the world.Camp Nou 
offers guided tours, led by bilingual Official FC 
Barcelona Guides. The tours (in English and Spanish) 
cover highlights of the stadium such as the playing 
field, the team's changing room, players' tunnel, and 
the commentators' boxes. 

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Guided tours also include a visit to the Barça 
Museum. The Barça Museum presents trophies, 
photos, and multimedia exhibits, including videos of 
the FC Barcelona's winning goals. 
10.Magic fountain of Montjuic 
 
Topping the list of things to do in Barcelona at night is 
watching the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc, near the 
Plaça d'Espanya in the Montjuïc neighborhood. The 
large Art Deco fountain was designed by Carles Buigas 
for the 1929 International Exhibition, which took 
place in Montjuïc. 
The Magic Fountain of Montjuïc delights all ages with 
its choreographed light and fountain shows that are 
set to music. The shows take place Thursday through 
Sunday during the summer and Friday and Saturday in 

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the off-season. The evening shows last for a few 
hours, with music sessions every half hour. 
 Where to stay in Barcelona for
Sightseeing.
 Many of Barcelona's attractions concentrate in the 
atmospheric, winding streets of the Gothic Quarter 
and in the adjoining Eixample district, with others 
scattered more widely in various directions. 
Fortunately for tourists, there is a wide choice of 
hotels in all price ranges in the most convenient 
neighborhoods. 

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