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  Gràcia Festival

  The festival of the Gràcia district is one of the most celebrated festivals during August in Barcelona. It is a popular festival that lasts for several days, with a wide range of activities, such as concerts, workshops and shows. The highlight of the festival is the traditional competition when streets are decorated and compete to achieve first place.
  
  Besides the decorated streets, at the squares you have the option to hear live music, dance and taste typical gastronomy of the city.

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  Circuit Festival

  The Circuit Festival is the biggest international LGBTIQ+ festival. Created in 2008 by the Matinée Group, each year brings with it over a week of clubbing, leisure activities and holidays that turn Barcelona into the summer's international gay capital. There are a variety of different activities to enjoy, such as pool parties, the Water Park Day, DJ sets and performances by famous artists on the gay scene and club nights. An event which just cannot be missed and which emphasizes the city's commitment to the LGBTIQ+ community.

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  Vida Festival 2025

  Vilanova i la Geltrú's Vida Festival has consolidated itself as one of the most famous indie music events in the whole of Spain. In an incomparable setting, national and international stars are inexorably drawn to one of summer's most complete festivals. This year's highlights include performances from Richard Hawley, Mushka, The Lemon Twigs and Supergrass, to name but a few.

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  Screamin' Festival

  Since 1999, the Screamin festival in Calella has delighted lovers of Rock’n’Roll. The beach is the luxurious setting for this endless party where groups and DJs from all over the world bring the best music of the 50s to Calella. A whole week of traveling back in time and immersing yourself in the music, beach and Hawaiian parties both day and night.

• Parks of Barcelona route

  There are many different sides to Barcelona: the Barcelona with its traditional neighbourhoods, the Gothic, modernista and contemporary city… but there is also a green Barcelona, the Barcelona of parks and gardens. You’ll find them dotted around the city. These green spaces are always interesting, whether it be for their plants, urban design or sculptures.

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  Beaches

  Barcelona has ten accessible beaches, with Wi-Fi and excellent amenities and services inviting you to enjoy the Mediterranean Sea throughout the year.

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  Maresme

  From Montgat to Malgrat de Mar, an entire coastline with beautiful villages, long sandy beaches, pine forests and stunning mansions.

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  Sant Sebastià Beach

  Barcelona's most emblematic beach. Together with La Barceloneta, Sant Sebastià is a beach with a long tradition within Barcelona.

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  Barceloneta Beach

  The beach forms an integral part of the neighbourhood of the same name, la Barceloneta, Barcelona's classic neighbourhood by the sea, where the people of Barcelona love to come and eat fish, seafood and "tapas".

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  Bogatell Beach

  Barcelona’s "Olympic" beach. Extending for nearly 600 metres, this is one of the beaches that was created for the 1992 Olympic Games, when Barcelona regained its seafront.