Barcelona & Catalonia (Eyewitness Travel Guides)
by DK Publishing
from DK Travel
Days are long in Barcelona, the morning extends until well after midday, with lunch starting around 2pm, and the late opening hours mean the afternoon merges into evening. With all of this time on your hands you want to make the most of it, and the Eyewitness Travel to Barcelona and Catalonia will help you to make the most of your time and your trip. Find out intimate details about each of the cities and what to do and see. Don't miss the new feature called Four Great Days in Barcelona. Each day maps out an itinerary ranging from Gaudi Greats to Family Fun.
Drive Around Catalonia and the Spanish Pyranees, 2nd: Your guide to great drives. Top 25 Tours. (Drive Around - Thomas Cook)
by Tony Kelly
from Thomas Cook Publishing
Thomas Cook Drive Around Guides are designed to provide you with a comprehensive but flexible reference source to guide you as you tour a country or region by car. This guide divides Catalonia and the Spanish Pyrenees into touring areas – one per chapter. Major cultural centers or cities form chapters in their own right. Each chapter provides at least a day’s worth of activities – often more.
Going Native in Catalonia
by Simon Harris
from Lean Marketing Press
If you're planning to stay in Catalonia and want the most authentic experience you can get then it pays to be prepared. Much more than a tourist guide, listing the usual attractions for the casual tourist, Going Native in Catalonia digs deep beneath this nation's psyche to give you a warts-and-all induction into the Catalan way of life. Inside you will discover: * why Catalonia is not just another part of Spain * the quirks of the Catalan people and language * a brief history of Catalonia and its politics * intimate guided tours of key towns and cities * advice for short, long and medium term stays * personal photographs from the author's travels * Catalan culture, art, style and partying * witty anecdotes and interesting facts to share * the inside scoop on Catalonia's culinary delights * tips on 'going native' yourself and living there * much, much more... 'Going Native' guides are written with a rare type of traveller in mind... longer term visitors who want to become a true part of their new home. So, whether your stay is a month or a lifetime this guide will give you everything the tourist travel guides won't.
Eyewitness Travel Guide to Barcelona and Catalonia
from DK Travel
The guide that shows you what other travel books only tell you!
The enthusiasm for life in the northeastern region of Spain literally jumps off the pages of DK's Eyewitness Travel Guides: Barcelona & Catalonia with colorful street maps, cutaway diagrams of historic buildings, and over 500 full-color photographs. Barcelona, located halfway down Catalonia's coastline is one of the great Mediterranean cities, both saturated in the rich history of the region and boldly modern. Catalonia has an exceptional collection of medieval architecture from the 11th and 13th centuries and it is easy to see the influences of many different cultures. Easy-to-use color coding and clearly labeled photographs help guide you through nearly 2,000 churches. A special section highlights entertainment, sports, music, and recreation. If it's the beautiful palm-tree lined beaches or breathtaking views of the Pyrenees this comprehensive guidebook is designed specifically so you can't overlook any of the regions amazing sites.
Travellers Catalonia (Travellers - Thomas Cook)
by Sarah Andrews
from Thomas Cook Publishing
Catalonia: A Self Portrait
Catalonia (International Maps) (International Maps)
Tales From French Catalonia
by Peter Foulkes
from Xlibris Corporation
Tales from French Catalonia provides an exhilarating tour of a magical region, introducing readers to a lively and unforgettable succession of characters, tales, places, and historical events. Personal experience and humor mingle with sharp observation to produce a rich and irresistible portrait of the other South of France.
Catalonia and the Spanish Pyrenees (Signpost Guides)
by Tony Kelly
from Thomas Cook
Catalonia (Signpost Guides)
by Tony Kelly
from Thomas Cook Publishing
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Catalonia Excelsior
The hotel was built in 1959, renovated in 2002 and comprises a total of 81 rooms spread over 6 floors of which 12 are single rooms and 69 are double rooms. The hotel has a pleasant foyer, a 24-hour reception desk, a safe, a lift, a café and a bar. The air-conditioned restaurant invites guests to indulge in some exquisite cuisine. Business guests may also make use of the public Internet terminal and the conference room. A room and laundry service round off the facilities on offer at the hotel.
Catalonia Majorica
renovated in the year 2000, this modern hotel comprises 168 well-equipped rooms. Facilities include a bar and an air-conditioned restaurant with non-smoking area, which offers fine views out over the harbour. Conference rooms as well as other function rooms, a public Internet terminal and a laundry service are available to guests.
Catalonia Castellnou 3 STARS
The building was built in 1970 and renovated in 1999. There are a total of 49 rooms spread over 6 floors, of which 13 are single rooms and 36 are doubles. Various facilities are available to guests including a cosy foyer with lifts, safes, a currency exchange desk as well as a 24-hour reception. There is also a TV room, a café, a bar, a pub and an air conditioned à la carte restaurant. Guests travelling on business may make use of the in-house Internet access and conference room. Room and laundr
Catalonia Sabadell 4 STARS
This hotel is spread over 7 floors and has over 110 rooms, of which 2 are suites, and offer a foyer with 24-hour reception desk, a TV room and a restaurant. There are also conference facilities, Internet access and, for those arriving by car, parking facilities. Laundry and room services round off the hotel's offerings.
Catalonia Centro 4 STARS
Catalonia Albeniz 3 STARS
Built in 1992, the warm and friendly hotel recently underwent renovation. There are a total of 47 guestrooms spread over 7 floors, of which 7 are single rooms and 40 are doubles. Various facilities are available to guests including a pleasant foyer with lifts, safes and a 24-hour reception. There is also a TV room, a bar, a pub and an air-conditioned à la carte restaurant to make use of and Internet access, as well as room and laundry services are also available.
Catalonia Ramblas 4 STARS
Catalonia Aragon 3 STARS
This 9-storey hotel offers 160 rooms in total of which 17 are singles and 143 are doubles. Amongst the exclusive hotel facilities count a foyer with 24-hour reception desk with a safe, a currency exchange desk and lifts. A laundry service and an Internet terminal are also available. Dining options include a café and an air-conditioned à la carte restaurant which offers a number of tasty dishes. There are additionally 2 conference rooms available for those travelling on business.
Catalonia Suite 4 STARS
The building was built in 1986 and renovated in 2002 and offers a total of 117 rooms spread over 8 floors. Amongst the facilities count a 24-hour reception and a safety deposit facility. There is also a lift, a café, a bar, a TV room, an air-conditioned restaurant, a conference room, an Internet terminal., a carp park and a garage. Room and laundry services are also available.
Catalonia Princesa 3 STARS
Built in 2002, the hotel has 9 floors and 90 double rooms. The hotel's 24 hour reception hall has a safe available for guests' use. The hotel is generously equipped with a lift, café, bar, TV room, air-conditioned à la carte restaurant with a non-smoking area, conference room and an Internet terminal. In addition room service and a laundry service are also available.
