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Need an excursion to the Sagrada Familia and Gaudi Park with a transfer from La Pineda, preferably with a visit to the cathedral
Need an excursion to the Sagrada Familia and Gaudi Park with a transfer from La Pineda, preferably with a visit to the cathedral
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if you buy, then only an individual tour so that you can see everything normally. if the group is to run in, look with one eye and run further. leave angry with a feeling of dissatisfaction. at least that's how it was for us.
in a group tour, at best, they give an hour to explore the park and 40 minutes to the Sagrada. for comparison - when we ourselves went to the Sagrada, we spent 3.5 hours in the cathedral. book tickets online yourself. getting from La Pineda to Barça is easy.
in a group tour, at best, they give an hour to explore the park and 40 minutes to the Sagrada. for comparison - when we ourselves went to the Sagrada, we spent 3.5 hours in the cathedral. book tickets online yourself. getting from La Pineda to Barça is easy.
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answered 5 years ago
Both Sagrada and Park Güell are tourist dummies promoted by skilled Spanish marketers.
Better climb Montjuic, more impressions and great views, and the funicular ride itself is worth a lot.
Better climb Montjuic, more impressions and great views, and the funicular ride itself is worth a lot.
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answered 5 years ago
Go to the nearest Bus Plana office and ask for an excursion with a Russian guide. This, if you need at a low price. If the price is not very important, go to any guide in the hotel and ask.
But the town is better to choose another. Though the same Salou nearby or Cambrils. La Pineda is not ale.
But the town is better to choose another. Though the same Salou nearby or Cambrils. La Pineda is not ale.
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answered 5 years ago
kolyan_cat, so you can say about the majority of tourist cultural values!!!! so it is up to the tourist to decide what is empty and what is not.
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answered 5 years ago
Pachok told you correctly, Bus Plana has such an excursion, we went from Cambrils, go to the nearest office and buy, very inexpensive, discounts are given for subsequent excursions if you are more than 2 people too.
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answered 5 years ago
I totally agree. Bus Plana, the best option. There are a lot of excursions. Here is my brochure for June. Visits to the Sagrada Familia and Park Güell on Tuesdays 54.95 euros, children 44.95. Departure from La Pineda 9.00. You are the last to be taken. There will be no good seats on the bus, well, unless the guide bothers you. Return at 19.00. If my opinion is interesting, then it’s enough to walk around the Sagrada. Half is under construction, the other half is already covered with restoration nets. We have to wait until the end of construction! If you are in Kyiv, I can present the Bus Plana booklet. You can also plan other excursions.
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answered 5 years ago
"Most cultural tourist property" is very easy to define - history, age, value before it became "cultural tourist property".
For example, let's compare Notre Dame, which is hundreds of years old, is described in classical literature, and the Sagrada, which began to be built about 140 years ago, and by the standards of the same Paris is a naked remake, moreover, unfinished. At the same time, entrance to Notre Dame is free, to Sagrada - well, you know. Or let's compare the park of Versailles, where kings walked for hundreds of years, and the park Güell... Well, it's even a shame to compare here.
For example, let's compare Notre Dame, which is hundreds of years old, is described in classical literature, and the Sagrada, which began to be built about 140 years ago, and by the standards of the same Paris is a naked remake, moreover, unfinished. At the same time, entrance to Notre Dame is free, to Sagrada - well, you know. Or let's compare the park of Versailles, where kings walked for hundreds of years, and the park Güell... Well, it's even a shame to compare here.
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answered 5 years ago
By the way, I support that it makes no sense to spend money / go there, just walk around.
In Park Güell, you can also take a walk in the free part, and where you can ignore the paid entrance, it makes no sense to go look at those sculptures of the "great Güell" unknown to anyone before the promotion of tourism marketing.
In Park Güell, you can also take a walk in the free part, and where you can ignore the paid entrance, it makes no sense to go look at those sculptures of the "great Güell" unknown to anyone before the promotion of tourism marketing.
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answered 5 years ago
IMHO: to advise - go there, but don't go there - it's not correct. Everything is subjective. In June, when we were going to Mallorca, we also read similar tips about the authentic Palma-Sawyer train, which many called "tourist dummy promoted by skilled Spanish marketers." We didn’t even think to ride it, accidentally hit it and got a lot of pleasure from the trip. Therefore, it all depends on the individual and the situation.
Personally, I liked Park Guell. As for the Sagrada, it seemed to me an artsy new building. The Nativity façade made the biggest impression. We climbed the Tower of Passion, beautiful views, but not so wow. In principle, I didn’t experience much delight from visiting Sagrada, but I personally know people who are crazy about this cathedral.
Waiting for the completion of construction is stupid - Sagrada is planned to be completed by 2026, but not the fact that it will work out.
I would do this: book the Sagrada in the morning, go to Park Güell in the afternoon, and walk along the Rambla in the evening.
Personally, I liked Park Guell. As for the Sagrada, it seemed to me an artsy new building. The Nativity façade made the biggest impression. We climbed the Tower of Passion, beautiful views, but not so wow. In principle, I didn’t experience much delight from visiting Sagrada, but I personally know people who are crazy about this cathedral.
Waiting for the completion of construction is stupid - Sagrada is planned to be completed by 2026, but not the fact that it will work out.
I would do this: book the Sagrada in the morning, go to Park Güell in the afternoon, and walk along the Rambla in the evening.
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answered 5 years ago
Well, if you already talk like that, then, in general, Barcelona didn’t “enter” me. There is a suspicion that Barcelona is just fashionable. 80% of the passengers on the plane in the spring were girls, one or two with "spiritual faces" :)
Sagrada annoys me, Güell surprises me, but without admiration. Caramels, kindergarten. The Spaniards were among the first to declare various creative deviations as art. Looking at the facades of the Sagrada, I could not get rid of the thought that the authors did not have all the houses. In the worst sense, not like Dali.
From the massive building of Barcelona city squares spoils the mood.
And quite another matter - Terragona! Lovely old town, atmosphere, beauty. And very close to La Pineda.
Montserrat is great! Reus - and that leaves a better impression than the capital of Catalonia. By the way, in Reus there is a wonderful Gaudí Center with an interactive exposition and a small number of visitors.
Sagrada annoys me, Güell surprises me, but without admiration. Caramels, kindergarten. The Spaniards were among the first to declare various creative deviations as art. Looking at the facades of the Sagrada, I could not get rid of the thought that the authors did not have all the houses. In the worst sense, not like Dali.
From the massive building of Barcelona city squares spoils the mood.
And quite another matter - Terragona! Lovely old town, atmosphere, beauty. And very close to La Pineda.
Montserrat is great! Reus - and that leaves a better impression than the capital of Catalonia. By the way, in Reus there is a wonderful Gaudí Center with an interactive exposition and a small number of visitors.
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answered 5 years ago
Well, Paris did not come to me at all, from the word at all. I won’t talk about migrants and the contingent of Paris .....
If you really dig deeper, then most of the historical sites (take at least the Chinese wall, which is "a little" older than Notre Dame) have been renovated in modern times, so I fully support camomille.
Everything should be decided by the tourist, where to go, what is worth watching and what is not, since there is darkness on the Internet.
If you really dig deeper, then most of the historical sites (take at least the Chinese wall, which is "a little" older than Notre Dame) have been renovated in modern times, so I fully support camomille.
Everything should be decided by the tourist, where to go, what is worth watching and what is not, since there is darkness on the Internet.
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answered 5 years ago
Scurra-2, is it so the excursions have risen in price? We went, though about 7 years ago, to the Barcelona Bus Plana survey ticket for adults was 22.95, for children 20.95.
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answered 5 years ago
hanno4ka, 22.95 is a touristic bus survey ticket, without entrance tickets
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Scurra-2 wrote prices with departure from la pineda with entrance tickets (as I understand it)
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Scurra-2 wrote prices with departure from la pineda with entrance tickets (as I understand it)
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answered 5 years ago
No, this was the price of the tour from Cambrils to the Barcelona sightseeing tour at Bus Plana, but 7 years ago, we went to Valencia from Cambrils by Bus Plana with entrance to the aquarium for 39.95, and it’s a long way to go there, that’s why I ask, so prices rose?
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answered 5 years ago
Barcelona didn't work for me either. Historical part = 0, so, basically, this is a place for wallowing on the beaches and tourist hangouts with clubs and discos. In view of the general wretchedness of the historical heritage and the desire of tourists to part with money "to see something", squalor like Sagrada or Park Güell flooded. As they say, "due to the absence of the mistress, the maid will do."
Spain is full of places with history and meaning, and alas, Barcelona is not one of them ... Well, except for Montjuic.
Spain is full of places with history and meaning, and alas, Barcelona is not one of them ... Well, except for Montjuic.
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answered 5 years ago
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