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Las Ramblas promenade is
heart of
Ciutat Vella and of Barcelona
Everyone who visits this city has recognized it as one of
most lively and colourful street shows, It is a living street garden with its decorative floral patterns with one of
best food markets in
city nearby called
Boqueria . With
Olympic games in 1992,
old run-down port area was surprisingly made into
Coastal Park where
Olympic village was stationed. At
Arts Hotel, Mapfre Towers and Nova Icaria Square you can find
twin towers which easily marked
whole area where this magnificent event was held and can still be visited. Once again in 2004, this Oylmpic stadium and its ´Cobi´ mascot saw
Olympic torch before it was sent on to
2004 host, Greece. Also in 2004, Barcelona once again out did itself, by setting up
Barcelona Forum, welcoming traveller from all over
world.
You may be thinking that all this tourism needs a lot of special attention, especially in making travel to and from this great city a breeze. Well, they have achieved this and much more. The Barcelona Airport called The Prat is found on
outskirts but has many good public and private transport to get into
hub of
city. And if you are thinking about heading about 40 kilometres south to maybe
town of Sitges, a nice beach area on
costa, then there are local trains too. You have many buses right outside
terminals,
underground, taxis and many hotels offer comfortable mini-buses directly to your accomodations and to
open doors of Barcelona.

Robert Carlten writes for http://www.barcelona-information.com an online source with city information and spanish travel tips.