Port Olympic
Port Olympic
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Port Olympic! Nov 13, 2008
The Barcelona Olympic Port is one of the most important in the city, today. There you´ll find beaches, the Catalonia History Museum, Rambla of the sea, and the Aquarium.
This area was born with the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona. For this reason, a once abandoned area turned into building and leisure activities, business, and some of the most important tourism offices in Spain. A walk along the Olympic Port is tons of fun. You can enjoy their golden sand beaches, and in some, you can enjoy fun aquatic sports. The Catalonia History Museum is also a main place to see, the Palace of the Sea and the Aquarium of Barcelona in the Costa Brava. One of the most important in the world. Next to the Olympic Port you´ll find the Barcelonesa, a fishermen district made of narrow streets with the aroma of the sea. There is also a big shopping center with many restaurant with terraces on the water. So see you later, now i will enjoy the sun and have my lunch! 
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Nov 18, 2008
Then we went to Port Olympic,then back to La Rambla and Port vale for more Sangria :).The next day we went back to the UK. It was nice,a little bit expensive (same as Paris, I guess) but I believe that holiday is how you make it.You can make… Trip to Barcelona |
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May 11, 2009
Then we took a pedestrian road to the Olympic Port, which includes large park spaces for the 1992 Barcelona Olympics right along the ocean. Only a few brave surfers in wet-suits were in the water.
It was rather overcast and breezy today. While we were fine in jeans… Barcelona to Rome via Ferry |
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May 04, 2007
The Olympic port separates them from the other city beaches: Nova Icària,
Bogatell, Mar Bella, Nova Mar Bella and Llevant. These beaches (ranging from
400 to 640 m/1,300 to 2,100 ft) were opened as a result of the city
restructuring to host the 1992 Summer… BARCELONA, SPAIN |
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Dec 25, 2008
After the delicious tapas, we kept on walking through La Rambla and all the way to the Marina or the Olympic Port. There were a lot of ppl around, just doing nothing! haha, well it's Christmas so all the stores are close and ppl were just enjoying the day :D
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