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Would you like to come on our Lagos-Portugal Beach Weekend Trip?

Our buses depart Sevilla for Lagos at 10:00 AM on Fridays

Our buses arrive back into Sevilla at 10:00 PM on Sundays (depending on traffic)

(Please be at the bus meeting point at least 30 minutes prior to departure) 

Would you like to come on our North Morocco Weekend Trip?

Our buses usually depart from Sevilla for Morocco at 1:00 PM on Fridays, but the exact time will be sent to you in an email a week before the trip.

Our buses arrive back into Sevilla around Midnight on Sundays (depending on ferry schedule & traffic)

(Please be at the bus meeting point at least 30 minutes prior to departure) 

Would you like to come on our Sahara Desert 5 day Adventure?

Our buses depart Sevilla for Morocco at 5:00 AM on Saturdays

Our buses arrive back into Sevilla around Midnight on Wednesdays (depending on ferry schedule & traffic)

(Please be at the bus meeting point at least 30 minutes prior to departure)

For all of our Group Excursions our Buses depart from Sevilla which is located in the south of Spain (Andalucia). 
If you are coming from outside Sevilla, you have 3 options: bus, train or plane.

You can get to Sevilla by bus: www.Alsa.es

You can get to Sevilla by Train: www.Renfe.com

You can get to Sevilla by plane: Vueling.com - RyanAir.com  - Iberia.com 

Please feel free to contact us if you are finding it hard to find the cheapest and easiest option to get to Sevilla. We can also help you finding a hostel in Sevilla for the night before or after the trip if you wish. We have awesome deals with hostels and hotels located right beside our meeting point so you don’t have to walk very far with your luggage.

Click on the following link to find out how to get to the bus meeting point:

• How to get to the meeting point from the DiscoverSevilla Office;

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1 / Aquarium Barcelona

Welcome to the Aquàrium of Barcelona, a marine leisure and educational centre on the moll d’Espanya del Port vell, by the sea. An ideal place to see the sea bed, and particularly the Mediterranean, and a fantastic option for enjoying your free time.

More info: http://www.aquariumbcn.com

2 / Barcelona Ciclo Tour

Barcelona bike tour in English every day of the year. Tailor-made Barcelona bike tours for groups. Our Barcelona bike tours give a deeper view into the best of this Mediterranean metropolis… history, urban stories, squares, beaches, shops, people and the energy of a modern city that is richly diverse in the culture reflected throughout its streets and neighborhoods.

More info: http://www.barcelonaciclotour.com/eng/

3 / Barcelona Guide Bureau

BGB specializes in guided tours in and around Barcelona and we are known for our quality service and reliability. All our guides are local licensed experts and are friendly, interesting and considerate people who will make sure you have the best possible tour.

More info: http://www.barcelonaguidebureau.com

4 / Barcelona Rent Bike

Classic Bikes is an enterprise that offers services of bike renting and selling, as well as guided tours through Barcelona. Classic bikes counts with the best location ( 100 mt. from Pza. Catalunya and the Ramblas) and the best prices of Barcelona.

More info: http://www.barcelonarentbikes.com/

5 / Casa Batlló Gaudí Barcelona

Learn from the best of Gaudí, enjoy a glass of cava in a magical atmosphere and much more!!

+ info: www.casabatllo.cat

6 / Casino Barcelona

The Casino Barcelona is set in one of the finest spots in the city, the Port Olímpic in Barcelona, beneath the luxury of the Hotel Arts and the golden lights of the Fish, designed by architect Frank Owen Gehry.

More info: http://www.casino-barcelona.com

7 / Cremallera de Montserrat

Don’t miss the best part of the visit to Montserrat! Leave your car in the free guarded car park in Monistrol de Montserrat and take the rack railway!

More info: http://www.cremallerademontserrat.com

8 / Go Cars tours Barcelona

GoCar is an entirely new way to explore a city. These nifty yellow convertibles talk to you and take you on a city tour you’ll never forget. The advanced navigational capabilities of the GPS deliver an informative tour, high-lighting all the great sights throughout Barcelona as you drive. Just follow the friendly audio directions and relax.

More info: http://www.gocartours.es/barcelona/

9 / Gran teatre del Liceu Barcelona

Barcelona’s opera house, the Gran Teatre del Liceu, was founded on the Rambla in 1847 and has continued over the years to fulfil its role as a culture and arts centre and one of the symbols of the city.

More info: www.liceubarcelona.com

10 / Ice Bar Barcelona

Icebarcelona suggest you to live a unique experience. A lounge completely made of ice (walls, furnishing, bar) where you will enjoy a cocktail, a beer, or any drink you want, at a temperature of -5°C.Laugh at the cold! We will give you a thermal jacket and gloves to get the most of your visit.

More info: http://www.icebcn.com

11 / Isla Fantasia water park Barcelona

The Illa Fantasia Club is for everyone who comes to the water park in the summer. People from all over the world with a common aim: to have the best summer ever, in a safe and exceptional environment.

More info: http://www.illafantasia.com

12 / Museu Egipci Barcelona

Welcome to the Egyptian Museum of Barcelona. Here you will find complete information on the museum itself as well as the entity to which it belongs, the Clos Archaeological Foundation.

More info: http://www.museuegipci.com

13 / Palacio del Flamenco Barcelona

Currently Palacio del Flamenco is offering a show called “El Duende del Palacio” (The goblin of the palace) presented by a cast of 15 artists on stage. Flamenco singers, dancers, guitar players and other musicians are offering a powerful staging and musical event.

More info: http://www.palaciodelflamenco.com

14 / Tibidabo Barcelona

Come up and enjoy the best views of Barcelona at over 500 metres high, where you’ll find a wide range of rides and activities for the whole family.

More info: http://www.tibidabo.es

15 / Trixi taxi Barcelona

Trixi.com, known for its fun biketaxis (Trixis) that circulate in Barcelona, is a company with shops in Barcelona and Madrid that offers all sorts of activities “on wheels”.

More info: http://www.trixi.com/barcelona/en/

16 / Vanas Windsurf Barcelona

Learn how to windsurf and dive with us!

More info: http://www.vanasdive.com/

17 / Zoo Barcelona

Spend an unforgettable day at Barcelona Zoo. See more than 325 species living there and enjoy the spectacle of the dolphin show as you have never seen it before!

More info: http://www.zoobarcelona.cat/

We hope you have a great time in Barcelona!

Your friends at DiscoverBarcelona

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Catalan

Catalan is a romance language and originated in Latin as spoken by the Romans. There are around 9 million bilingual speakers (speaking Spanish as a second or first language) within the region of Catalunya (Spain). Any visitor to Barcelona will hear Catalan spoken everywhere, and the language is growing from strength to strength after a period of decline and repression.

Catalan words and phrases

A few first phrases

My name is .. Em dic ..
What is your name ? Com et dius?
How are you ? Com estàs?
Fine, and you ? Bé, i tu?
Pleased to meet you(male speaking) Encantat de coneixe’t
Pleased to meet you(female speaking) Encantada de coneixe’t
How much is it ? Quin preu té?
See you later Ens veiem més tard
Sorry Ho sento
Excuse me Perdona

Buying Things. General phrases

I want to buy .. Vull comprar ..
I’m just looking Només mirava
How much is it ? Quin preu té ?
It’s too expensive És massa car
Do you accept credit cards ? Accepteu targetes de crèdit ?

Communication
Do you speak English ? Parles anglès ?
I don’t speak Catalan No parlo català
I don´t understand No ho entenc
Pardon ? Mana ?
What is it called in Catalan ? Com es diu això en català ?
Please speak more slowly Si us plau, parla més a poc a poc
What does .. mean ? Què vol dir ..?

Conversation
Where are you from ? D’on ets ?
I’m from England Sóc d’Anglaterra
I’m from America Sóc dels Estats Units
Have you been to my country ? Has estat al meu país?
I live in (the city of) .. Visc a (la ciutat de)..
What do you think of the city ? Què en penses, de la ciutat?

Directions
Where is .. ? On és..?
Where are .. ? On són..?
How do I get to .. ? Com puc arribar a…?
Can I walk there? Puc anar caminant ?
Is there a bus ? Hi ha un autobús ?
Is there a train ? Hi ha un tren ?
Is it far ? Està lluny ?
Can you show me on the map ? M’ho pots ensenyar al mapa ?

Eating
Can we eat ? Podem menjar ?
Can we have breakfast ? Podem esmorzar ?
Is there a table free ? Hi ha alguna taula lliure ?
A table for four, please Una taula per quatre, si us plau
I’d like to book a table for two Voldria reservar una taula per dos
The menu, please El menú, si us plau
For the first course De primer
For the second course De segon
For dessert Per postres
Have you any vegetarian dishes ? Teniu plats vegetarians ?

At the bar
It´s my round A aquesta ronda convido jo
What would you like to drink ? Què vols beure ?
Cheers ! Salut !
I’m feeling drunk ! Estic borratxo !
I feel ill No em trobo bé
The wine list, please La carta de vins, si us plau
Same again, please Un altre, si us plau
Is food available here ? Teniu alguna cosa per menjar ?
What sandwiches do you have ? Quins entrepans teniu ?

Getting around
Do you have a map of .. ? Té un mapa de…?
How long does it take to get to .. ? Quant de temps cal per arribar a ..?
Is this seat free ? Està lliure aquest seient ?
Do I need to change? M’he de canviar ?
A single ticket Un bitllet
A return ticket Un bitllet d’anada i tornada
Is there a discount for children ? Hi ha cap descompte pels nens ?
Is there a discount for pensioners ? Hi ha cap descompte pels pensionistes ?
A ticket for .. Un bitllet per ..

Enjoy your time in Barcelona!!

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If you are thinking of traveling with DiscoverBarcelona to

DiscoverBarcelona buses depart from Sevilla at 10.00am on Fridays with the destination Lagos, Portugal.

DiscoverBarcelona buses depart from Sevilla at 3.00PM on Fridays with the destination North of Morocco.

DiscoverBarcelona buses depart from Sevilla at 04.45am with the destination Sahara Desert, Morocco.

Click here to see specific dates and prices for our Excursions!

Airport

Barcelona International Airport is known as El Prat de Llobregat Aeropuerto or Aeroport de Barcelona (BCN) is situated 13 KM South West of the city center.

The airport has 2 terminals: Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 which has 3 separate buildings called T2A, T2B and T2C.

Aeropuerto de Barcelona
08820 El Prat de Llobregat
Barcelona
Espana

Taxis in Barcelona

Traveling by taxi in Barcelona is low cost and convenient. The journey to the city center will take you between 20 to 30 minuets depending on road conditions. Expect to pay around 25 to 30 Euros, and when coming from the airport you will be expected to pay an additional fee for your baggage.

Aerobus

The Aerobus service is an express bus service that links Barcelona airport to the city centre. This service normally runs every 6 to 15 minutes within its fixed hours of operation. A ticket will cost 5.05 Euros one way. Click here for more info!

Trains in Barcelona and Spain.

You can also take the train to or from the airport. The RENFE train service runs approximately every 30 minuets to and from Barcelona airport to the city center. Travel time is approximately 25 minutes. For more information go on their website: http://www.renfe.com/

Cheap airlines that fly within Europe:

RyanAir- http://www.ryanair.com/en

Easyjet- http://www.easyjet.com

Vueling- www.Vueling.com

Enjoy the ride!!!

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Enjoy!!!

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• The fall in Barcelona tends to go from hot to cool. It many go as high as 90 degree Fahrenheit to low 60 degrees. You will probably only need warmer clothes when traveling around however, from September to November it still tends to be very hot. Therefore try to pack more for warmer temperatures. Bring shorts, skirts, dresses, jeans or nice pants and several T-shirts. Sun-glasses sandals and closed toe shoes as the basic essentials because you can purchase more items here. Bringing a jacket or sweater with you would not be a bad idea however, there are many designer stores in Seville like H&M, Bershka and Zara, where you can purchase cheap and fashionable items of clothing, and you would not want to have to leave anything behind because you do not have enough room in your suitcase. Our advice is to pack light for warm fall temperatures.

 

• Bring light linen pajamas and house-shoes (slippers). Spanish families never walk in the house without house-shoes, so it is necessary to walk around the house with slippers or flip flops. They will look at you weird if you do not wear them! If you do not have them, don’t worry, you can get them in Barcelona for no more than 5€

 

• If you are planning on going out to discover Barcelona’s best night clubs, bars, or outdoor festivals make sure you bring more than sport clothes. The girls wear dressy tops with skirts or long pants with heels (wedges due to the pavement). Men typically wear nice fitted jeans and a button down shirt with dressy shoes (no sneakers). Spanish people dress up really nice when going out and there are always bouncers at the bars and the clubs, so if you do not dress up nice enough you will not be able to get in anywhere!

 

• During the day, when going to the university, people dress more casually, even though Spanish girls dress nicely all day long (you don’t have to worry about it). Bring comfortable clothes.

 

• Only bring enough toiletries to hold you over until you get settled with your host family or apartment. It is unnecessary to pack more than you need due, to weight in your luggage, as well as, all of these things can be purchased easily in stores around Barcelona.

 

• When walking from your home to your university and back, you will realize that no one wears a backpack. Typically, messenger bags are more fashionable then backpacks. Everyone uses different bags to carry books and necessities. If you would like to feel European when living in Spain, the first thing you have to do is leave your backpack at home and buy a bag in Zara, H&M, Mango, or El Corte Ingles.

 
 

• If you would like to learn Spanish faster, try not to listen to your Ipod while walking from place to place. You can hear Spanish everywhere you go, and if you listen to your music instead, it will take longer to learn (unless you listen to a Spanish radio station…then that is great!). Leave your Ipod for when you work out or run around! You can buy a radio to listen to Spanish radio stations for 15€ anywhere. Another great way to enhance your knowledge in Spanish language is watching television or movies in Spanish. Finding a television station in English will not be beneficial to you or common to find in Barcelona.

 
 

• Working out: if you normally work out in a gym or you just like to run outdoors, then do not forget all your sport clothes! T-shirts, sports shoes, sweatpants, etc. There are plenty of gymnasiums in the city.

 

• There are plenty of shops in Barcelona if you want to look more European: there are H&M, Zara, Mango, Pull and Bear, Bershka and the outlet factories outside of the city, where you can buy clothes from other seasons even cheaper. The shops do not close for siesta. Only small business close for siesta (normally from 2pm to 5:00pm).

 

• Barcelona has a lot of shoes stores within the city! Pack only the minimal amount of shoes because plenty can be purchased here. If you are into that, then you are coming to the right place.

 
Do you have any other questions about what to/not to bring with you to Barcelona this Fall? Please feel free to contact us
We hope you have an awesome flight to Barcelona and we look forward to see you on some of our trips!!
Your friends at DiscoverBarcelona.com
+34 954 22 66 42
Our office is located in Sevilla. You can contact us via phone or email!

• The summer in Barcelona tends to be hot. You will probably only need warmer clothes when traveling around. Therefore try to pack more for warmer temperatures. Bring shorts, jeans or nice pants (to go out at night) a lot of T-shirts, sun-glasses and sandals. Bringing a few jackets or sweaters with you would not necessarily be a bad idea however, there are many designer stores in Barcelona like H&M, Bershka and Zara, where you can purchase cheap and fashionable items of clothing, and you wouldn’t want to have to leave anything behind because you do not have enough room in your suitcase. Our advice is to pack light for hot summer temperatures.

 

• Bring summer pajamas and house-shoes (slippers). Spanish families never walk in the house without house-shoes. They will look at you weird if you don’t wear them! If you don’t have them, don’t worry, you can get them in Barcelona for no more than 7€

 

• If you are planning on going out to discover Barcelona’s best night clubs and bars, make sure you bring more than sport clothes. Spanish people dress up really nice when going out and there are always bouncers at the bars and the clubs, so if you don’t dress up nice enough you won’t be able to get in anywhere!

 

• During the day, when going to the university, people dress more casually, even though Spanish girls dress nicely all day long (you don’t have to worry about it). Bring comfortable clothes.

 

• Only bring enough toiletries to hold you over until you get settled with your host family or apartment. Bringing more than that is unnecessary weight in your luggage, as all of these things can be purchased easily in stores around Sevilla.

 

• When walking from your home to your university and back, you’ll realize that no one wears a backpack. Everyone uses different bags to carry books and stuff. If you’d like to feel European when living in Spain, the first thing you have to do is leave your backpack at home and buy a bag in Zara, H&M, Mango, or El Corte Ingles. Americans carry their things on their backs; Spanish people, on the side.

 

•  If you’d like to learn Spanish faster, try not to listen to your Ipod while walking from place to place. You can hear Spanish everywhere you go, and if you listen to your music instead, it will take longer to learn (unless you listen to a Spanish radio station…then it’s great!). Leave your Ipod for when you work out or run around! You can buy a radio to listen to Spanish radio stations for 15€ anywhere.

 
 

• Working out : if you normally work out in a gym or you just like to run outdoors, then do not forget all your sport clothes! T-shirts, sports shoes, sweatpants, etc. There are plenty of gymnasiums in the city.

 

• There are plenty of shops in Barcelona if you want to look more European: there are H&M, Zara, Mango, Pull and Bear, Bershka and the outlet factories outside of Sevilla, where you can buy clothes from other seasons even cheaper. The shops do not close for siesta. Only small business close for siesta (normally from 2pm to 4.30pm).

 

• Barcelona has a lot of shoes stores within the city! If you are into that, then you’re coming to the right place.

 
Do you have any other questions about what to/not to bring with you to Barcelona this Summer? Please feel free to contact us or just send us an email to info@discoverbarcelona.com
 
We hope you have an awesome flight to Barcelona and we look forward to see you on some of our trips!!
Your friends at DiscoverBarcelona.com
+34 954 22 66 42
Our office is located in Sevilla. You can contact us via phone or email!

• Bring warm clothes, since it’s a bit cold in the mornings and nights. It’s a different cold than what you’ve experienced before. Even though the temperature is not low, the weather is cold outside.
• Bring winter pajamas and house shoes. Spanish families never walk in the house without house-shoes. They will look at you weird if you don’t wear them! If you don’t have them, don’t worry, you can get them in Sevilla for no more than 7€
• If you are planning on going out to discover Barcelona’s best night clubs and bars, make sure you bring more than sport clothes. Spanish people dress up really nice when going out and there are always bouncers at the bars and the clubs, so if you don’t dress up nice enough you won’t be able to get in anywhere!
• During the day, when going to the university, people dress more casually, even though Spanish girls dress nicely all day long (you don’t have to worry about it). Bring comfortable clothes.
• Only bring enough toiletries to hold you over until you get settled with your host family or apartment. Bringing more than that is unnecessary weight in your luggage, as all of these things can be purchased easily in stores around Barcelona..
• When walking from your home to your university and back, you’ll realize that no one wears a backpack. Everyone uses different bags to carry books and stuff. If you’d like to feel European when living in Spain, the first thing you have to do is leave your backpack at home and buy a bag in Zara, H&M, Mango, or El Corte Ingles. Americans carry their things on their backs; Spanish people, on the side.
• If you’d like to learn Spanish faster, try not to listen to your Ipod while walking from place to place. You can hear Spanish everywhere you go, and if you listen to your music instead, it will take longer to learn (unless you listen to a Spanish radio station…then it’s great!). Leave your Ipod for when you work out or run around! You can buy a radio to listen to Spanish radio stations for 15€ anywhere.
• Working out: if you normally work out in a gym or you just like to run outdoors, then do not forget all your sport clothes! T-shirts, sports shoes, sweatpants, etc. There are plenty of gymnasiums in the city. We can recommend one if you like.
• Snowboard clothing: Spain, after Switzerland, is the country in Europe with most mountains to ski! So if you are into the ski world, and want to ski while here, do not forget to bring some gear. Even though you can rent anything from the ski fields, you might want to bring your own jackets, pants, goggles, gloves, etc.
• There are plenty of shops in Barcelona if you want to look more European: there are H&M, Zara, Mango, Pull and Bear, Bershka and the outlet factories outside of Barcelona, where you can buy clothes from other seasons even cheaper. The shops do not close for siesta. Only small business close for siesta (normally from 2pm to 4.30pm).
• Barcelona has a lot of shoes stores within the city! If you are into that, then you’re coming to the right place.
• From April, the weather starts getting good and people will start using spring clothes. The weather in Barcelona gets really high but not till Mid-June. Bring shorts, a lot of T-shirts, sun-glasses, and sandals. In Barcelona it never snows.

Do you have any other questions about what to and not to bring? Please feel free to contact us or just send us an email to info@discoverbarcelona.com

We hope you have an awesome flight to Barcelona and we look forward to see you on some of our trips!!
Your friends at DiscoverBarcelona.com
+34 954 22 66 42
Our office is located in Sevilla. You can contact us via phone or email!