Barcelona, Spain Cruise Port Guide

Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia In addition to the narrow streets of the Gothic Quarter there are the magnificent avenues lined by elegant boutiques and the whimsical facades of buildings designed by the famous Catalonian architect Antonio Gaudi.

Discover the city's outstanding museums dedicated to such masters as Picasso, Miro and Mares. No visit to Barcelona would be complete without seeing the Church of the Holy Family, or Sagrada Familia. Gaudi began this fantastic creation in 1883 but was unable to finish.

The ship is scheduled to dock at Moll d'Adossat. The town center is approximately two miles away. Taxis are generally available at Look for high fashions, antiques, leather articles, typical Spanish handicrafts and souvenirs. Most shops traditionally close at midday and reopen in the late afternoon.

Enjoy tasting the local wines, accompanied by tapas.

These local snacks are served typically in special bars, generally in the early evening as a filler-in before a late dinner.

Real Club de Golf el Prat Two 18-hole championship courses: the Yellow course has many water holes, has Bermuda greens that are good but slow, and is the flatter of two courses. The Green course is easier and is more attractive, with