"Barcelona Shopping Areas"

If you ever want to by great items at Barcelona, Spain you could go to the winter sale that starts on January 6 and goes to the end of February or you could go to the summer sale that starts in mid June and goes to the end of August. These sales can go from 50% off to 75% off. Passeig de Gracia and the streets to its southwest, the Barri Gotic streets such as Carrer de la Portaferrissa, Carrer de la Boqueria, and Carrer de Ferran, and around Placa de Sant Josep Oriol. These stores have brand named clothes for a great deal.

Barcelona Museums

If you ever want to a museum in Barcelona you could go to the most visited museum the Museu del Temple Expiatori de La Sagrada Familia. This museum was started in 1882 by Antoni Gaudi. This is such an amazing museum that it still isn't finished. They expect it to be finished in 30 years. This famous museum gets about 2 million people every year. You can see the art, history, architecture, science, sports, war, and maritime at this museum.

Barcelona zoo's

If you want to go see cool animals you can go to the Barcelona Zoo. There are over 60 mammals, over 40 birds, 2 amphibians, and over 20 reptiles at the zoo. From Addra gazelles to Nile

crocodiles you can see it all at the zoo in Barcelona. If you wanted you could go see Snowflake. He's an albino gorilla. the zoo is open all summer long. The cost is 75,00 euros. That's 96.77 in U.S. dollars!

Barcelona parks

If you're looking for some green respite right in the city center, the Parc de la Ciutadella is your best bet. Formerly a military fortress, then the main grounds for Barcelona's 1888 Universal Exhibition, the park currently holds the Museu de Zoologia, a couple of small aboreta, the Museu de Geologia, and Barcelona's zoo. This park would be great for getting away from the busy stores.

Barcelona sports

This favorite sport in Barcelona is football! In Barcelona they can soccer football.

Barcelona tourist attractions

Most of the tourist attractions are the famous museums. you can go see a lot of the museums there. They have over 50 museums there. Some are small some are big no matter the size they are all great to visit.

"Semana Santa"

People in spanish countries call Holy Week Semana Santa and they call Easter Pascua.

Spanish people use beautifully decorated floats to depict the story of Easter. In Mexico, papier-maché images of the traitor Judas of all sizes are suspended over the streets or poles on Easter Sunday. They are filled with fireworks and lit at the appropriate moment and then there is much rejoicing. Children often make 'The Eye of God' by weaving brightly colored wools across sticks ties together as a cross in a diamond pattern. In Spain they have the festival of Semana Santa. It is a parade type thing that goes for one whole week.

The traditions are the same in all the spanish speaking countries.