
Tram Blau and Funicular Tibidabo
1901 Tram from Plaza Tibidabo to lower station of the Funicular de Tibidabo that goes to Tibidabo church and parc de atraciones. Tram closed for modernisation.
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Updated: Sep 17, 2021
Updated: Apr 30, 2022
I have amalgamated the adjacent Sarria, Tres Torres, Bonanova and Sant Gervasi neighbourhoods to make this list of things to do and see in the area. These neighbourhoods were isolated villages to the north of Barcelona till the city expanded and absorbed them in the early 20th century. It is a posh residential area and non-touristy but has some interesting attractions.
The most interesting area is Bonanova and Sant Gervasi which has the Gaudi Torre Bellesguard house and the cosmo Caixa Science museum. A walk round this part of town also passes via the Sant Gervasi church, Aveninda Tibidabo and Tamarita Gardens. This area is also at the foothills of Collserola and is the starting point for my walking route to Tibidabo.See the "tibidabo locality" for more information about getting to Tibidabo.
Happy Exploring!
1901 Tram from Plaza Tibidabo to lower station of the Funicular de Tibidabo that goes to Tibidabo church and parc de atraciones. Tram closed for modernisation.
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Updated: Sep 17, 2021
Child friendly science museum located in a vast modern space with 1909 Facade by architect Josep Domenech i Estapa. European Museum of the Year in 2006.
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Updated: Oct 3, 2021
Private residence, ornate garden, guided house tour. Remodelled by Antoni Guadi, including medieval castle ruins of Martin I the Humane, King of Aragon.
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Updated: Oct 3, 2021
Avenue from Plaza John F Kennedy to foot of the Collserola hills that has many former grand modernist houses. Most are converted to private medical clinics.
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Updated: Oct 3, 2021
1962 Modern church (Architect Josep Danes Torras and later Joaquim Porqueras Baneres) In the style of a roman temple with incredible ceiling and arches.
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Updated: Oct 3, 2021
Former manor gardens of wealthy cotton merchant abandoned after the civil war. Opened to public 1995. Features are the ponds, fountains and marble statues.
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Updated: Oct 3, 2021