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12 Things to Do at Parc de Ciutadella

  The Parc de Ciutadella is the city’s biggest park, and there’s always something to do in this 70-acre lung of Barcelona. While the park often holds cultural events with concerts, workshops, and performances, there’s still so much space to enjoy it. What are some fun things to do on a normal day at Parc…

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Published March 28, 2022
Categorized as Family + Kids, Things to doTagged park

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