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  La Pedrera Jazz

  The most magical Summer nights in the city of Barcelona: a unique experience, enjoying La Pedrera at night with live jazz on the roof terrace while contemplating one of the most spectacular views in Barcelona.
  Summer nights includes a free visit to the Espai Gaudí, a visual tour of the work of the unique architect, followed by a drink on the terrace, an emblematic, evocative place that invites you to experience the architecture, the night, the city and the music.
  These year we present a series of proposals with the most representative talent in jazz made in Barcelona, combining this with figures representing the international jazz scene to achieve an unmatched live soundtrack for enjoying summer nights.
  
  Doors open at 20:15 | Concert starts 20:45h | Ends: 22:15
  (includes visit, concert and a drink)
  

  
  

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  Casa Amatller

  The original inhabitants of the house, the chocolate manufacturer Antoni Amatller and his daughter Teresa, will once again receive visitors and explain the history of their family and modernism. They will also tell visitors about the architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch, who refurbished the house between 1898-1900. The original furniture and art collections are preserved inside the house.

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  Wine of the Week at Mirador de Colom

  Every week the Wine Tourism Information Point and Mirador de Colom Wines recommend a different wine. Visit the Mirador +wine or cava tasting, plus a second tasting of the Wine of the Week. If you like the wine, you can purchase it at a discount. Don't miss this unique experience: A journey through the true flavors of the territory from the city center!

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  Tastings with wine and cava at the Mirador de Colom (Columbus Monument)

  Celebrate the traditional Catalan fiestas with wine and cava at the Mirador de Colom Enotourism and Wine Information Center. Come to the monument and do a wine or cava tasting accompanied by a variety of sweet specialities such as 'panellets' (a typical almond and pine nut cookie eaten around All Saints Day), Christmas 'turróns' and the traditional 'tortell', a ring-shaped pastry decorated with candied fruit and eaten on Twelfth Night or Three Kings Day.
  
  Come and enjoy the sweetest of experiences at the Mirador de Colom!

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  The Catalonian Wine and Cava Show

  The La Mercè festival in Barcelona has featured a Catalonian Wines and Cavas Show for a number of years now. The ninth edition of the festival brings with it the perfect opportunity to try out wines and cavas from the numerous wineries taking part in the show. Held at a new location on the Ronda Sant Antoni, visitors will get to taste different wines and cavas and learn more about the culture of wine through a program of presentations and guided tastings. 

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  Cavatast and Cava Week

  For three days, Sant Sadurní d'Anoia will become the cava and food tasting capital of Catalonia. The Cavatast offers the chance to enjoy over 42,300 cava tastings and over 22 thousand food tastings which include catering, charcuterie, patisserie and chocolate. An annual event to discover new flavors and to buy high quality produce while enjoying fun activities.

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  Catalan cuisine

  Discover the most authentic cuisine from Barcelona and the rest of Catalonia. You're bound to want to come back for more!

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  Mirador de Colom

  The Columbus Monument, stands at the end of Barcelona's Rambla, near the sea. Take the lift inside the column to the viewing gallery at the top, 60 metres above the ground.

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  El Penedès

  More than 300 wineries will be delighted to welcome you and introduce you to one of the world's most acclaimed wine denominations which you are sure to love.

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  Amanida Catalana

  As a large metropolis, Barcelona receives the very best of the products that are cultivated, fished, reared, hunted or collected in Catalonia.