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The tradition of Sant Jordi |
The book, the rose… and the bread!
A complete Diada de Sant Jordi in Barcelona means taking a leisurely stroll, giving friends and loved ones flowers and books, and tasting traditional products like the special bread, the pa de Sant Jordi. If you’re visiting the city, experience Sant Jordi like a true Barcelonian! See more ► |
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The Arús Library, founded more than a century ago
Books, manuscripts, incunabula, music scores… an interesting guided tour of knowledge with discounts at the ticket office on Sant Jordi Day. See more ► |
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Stories and legends of the Gothic Quarter
Do you enjoy legends like the one about Sant Jordi? Travel with us to medieval Barcelona on this walking tour. You’ll discover stories that are worthy of novels! See more ► |
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Mies van der Rohe Pavilion
The pavilion is an iconic piece of modern architecture and will be open to the public free of charge to celebrate Sant Jordi. Make sure you visit! See more ► |
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Palau Güell
Discover the story of Eusebi Güell, the original owner of this modernista landmark house with dramatised tours throughout the day. See more ► |
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