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Visiting Barcelona's Stunning Modernist Concert Hall

Explore the Palau de la Música Catalana in Barcelona with our concise guide! Learn what to see at this Modernist gem by Montaner, from the stunning foyer to the ornate concert hall. It's one of Barcelona's most beautiful interior spaces. Get practical tips for visiting, like booking tours in advance and the best times to visit. This guide ensures you make the most of your visit to one of Barcelona's architectural treasures. Read on for what to see at Palau de la Musica! .

Discover Madrid: fun neighborhoods

Want to discover a hip and upcoming neighbourhood in Madrid? Discover Malasaña with this complete guide.

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Complete Guide to the El Rastro Flea Market in Madrid (UPDATED)

If you're in Madrid on a Sunday, a visit to the El Rastro flea market is one of the best things to do! Beware though—if you don't know where to look, it can be an over-crowded maze of junk. Take our Rastro tips to heart for some of the most fun shopping in Spain! #travel #summertravel #summervibes #spain #shopping #vintage

A Photo Tour of Madrid

Near Loewe is another store devoted to leather—but only to gloves. The tiny One-Ts stocks an incredible range of styles and lengths, with colors ranging from black and cognac to persimmon and pale lilac (Claudio Coello 62; 576-8404). A block away, at No. 51, is Castañer, which started in 1927 as a maker of flat espadrilles, a peasant staple, but was put on the map in the late 1960s by Saint Laurent, who commissioned the first-ever wedge espadrille (578-1890). These days, Castañer is a tarted-...