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Entertainment in Barcelona


Are you looking for dirty beats, an alternative indie crowd and a guaranteed good night out when you next come to Barcelona? If you are then there is only place for you to go Sala Apolo. Every night there is something happening whether it is their regular club nights, live music, a burlesque show or whatever else takes your fancy. So let’s have a look at some of what you can expect to find at Sala Apolo.


Nast Mondays- The name says it all. This has to be one of the craziest nights out in Barcelona and like most things here it doesn’t start until after midnight. The first thing you’ll notice is the line stretching almost around the block, testament to the popularity of Nasty Mondays. Once inside you’ll soon find out why it is so popular, two crazy DJs a more than enthusiastic crowd and excellent music. Mayhem assured to the sounds of rock n roll.




Crappy Tuesday- What comes after a nasty Nasty Monday, that’s right a Crappy Tuesday. The only difference between the two nights is the music, instead of raw rock n roll it’s Indie and Electro Pop.


Wednesday- It is the turn of Cannibal Sound System who welcome different groups and DJs to the stage in what is possibly the biggest and best underground music scene in Barcelona.


Thursday- Midnight Call takes over Apolo on Thursday Nights. Dance the night away to the dirtiest disco sounds from the 70s and 80s.


Friday and Saturday Nights- The weekend belongs to Nitsa Club, a reference on the European Club scene attracting some of the biggest names in the indie and electronic industries. Aphex Twin, DJ Rush and A-Trak have come and gone so keep your eyes and ears open for who is going to be appearing at Apolo next.


Other events which occur at Apolo are Taboo, a burlesque show, Jazz & Swing, Chocolate con Churros and a lot more. So know you know where to go for a wild night out in Barcelona all you need now is a place to lay your head to help recuperate from the non-stop partying.


Where: C/ Nou de la Rambla, 113.


 

Barcelona has always been a popular destination for stag and hen parties, and for good reason!  Not only does the city offer some of Europe's best nightlife, there are a huge range of activities in and around the city, perfect for those looking for an action packed weekend!

Companies such as Barcelonatours.net have been organizing Stag and Hen weekends in Barcelona for years - and they told us some of the most popular activities with groups.

For the boys, you can combine paintballing and gokarting during the day with a meal in a nice restaurant in the evening, followed by VIP entrance into some of the hottest clubs in Barcelona.


For the hens, why not try a day of pampering at a Spa, with hot and cold springs, a massage and a glass of bubbly?  Then start the evening with some salsa classes, where you will learn some sexy moves, before moving on to the best salsa clubs in town to show off your new skills.

Whatever your taste, you can pick and choose from the activities to create your own personalized package.  The best thing is, everything is organized for you, and you will get  a guide for most activities so you don't have to worry about speaking the lingo.

In any case, if you choose Barcelona you are going to have a great time!


 

The Casa Terrades, a building designed by the modernistic architect Josep Puig i Cadalfach, is standing on the Avinguda Diagonal 416. This architect also designed the Casa Amatler and the textile factory that nowadays houses CaixaForum in Barcelona.

 

After being closed down for 7 years due to renovations, the Palau Güell in Barcelona re-opened its doors again. This building is considered one of the structures that gave the green light for the modernistic building style and the renewal of the European architecture. The building style is among others being characterized by parabolic forms and a creative use of columns.

 

Barcelona, Spain is definitely one of the most amazing cities that our world could ever offer, with amazing tourist attractions as well as spectacular scenarios, going there and touring the entire city would be a dream coming true for travellers and adventure-seekers alike. But what would make an even better experience would be to go through the entire city on the best Jeeps ever, this would definitely take the thrill and excitement up a notch and what’s more, you can even get to go around the city in style, comfort as well as in the grandest Jeeps ever made.

 

Family holiday in Barcelona- Look Forward to a Warm Catalonian Holiday

The Spanish capital city of Barcelona packs within itself diverse elements, be it in terms of its terrain, the local flavor or the people. It comes second to Madrid in terms of its size andis one of the leading centers of economic and cultural activities in Europe. It is also the most cosmopolitan city in the country. The fact that it is also one of the busiest ports further adds to its list of accomplishments. You would find that the clubs, restaurants and bars are always packed, especially the ones located in close proximity to the beach. So if you are planning for a European holiday this time around, then do consider visiting this Catalonian city.

 

At the South side of train station Sanst is Parc de l’Espanya Industrial situated, or the Parc of the Industrial Spain. The 4,6 hectare big park was constructed on the site of l’Espanya Industrial, a former textile fabric that was founded by the family Muntades in 1847.

 

On top of the hill Montjuïc, at 173 meters above sea level, you’ll find a castle worth visiting. Originally it was a fortress, built in 1640 during the Catalan rebellion against the presence of the Castilian troops in Catalonia. It had to serve as a protection for Barcelona against the army of King Felipe IV. This simple construction was said to be built in barely 30 days.

 

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