Marco Polo Barcelona Pocket Travel Guide (Pull-out Map | Local Knowledge | Covers Sagrada Familia, La Rambla, Barri Gotic and more)
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Product Details
Author:
Marco Polo
Format:
Paperback
Pages:
156
Publisher:
Heartwood Publishing (January 26, 2027)
Imprint:
Marco Polo
Release Date:
January 26, 2027
Language:
English
Audience:
General/trade
ISBN-13:
9781917131438
ISBN-10:
1917131437
Weight:
3.12oz
Dimensions:
4.33" x 7.48"
File:
Eloquence-SimonSchuster_06032026_P10163223_onix30_Complete-20260603.xml
Folder:
Eloquence
List Price:
$14.99
Pub Discount:
65
Series:
Marco Polo Pocket Guides
Case Pack:
20
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$11.54
Publisher Identifier:
P-SS
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A
Overview
Search less and discover more. Your perfect companion for exploring Barcelona - packed with insider tips, top sights and a pull-out map.
Barcelona Marco Polo Pocket Travel Guide
Barcelona is Gaudí's architectural masterpiece. Find your favourite barrio, where locals know which tapas bars don't cater to tourists and which squares host real flamenco. Updated 2026.
Skip the overpriced paella around Las Ramblas and crowded Park Güell tours. This guide reveals neighbourhood spots like La Cova Fumada in Barceloneta, the family restaurant without a sign that serves what locals consider proper bombes, authentic tavernas where Can Ramonet has maintained traditional paella methods for decades, and Gràcia's village squares where neighbours gather and conduct conversations in Catalan.
Navigate Barcelona's distinct culture with Marco Polo's signature pull-out maps connecting Modernist architecture to neighbourhood life. From Poble-Sec's traditional bodegas where families have served the same tapas for generations to Casa Vicens, Gaudí's lesser-known early work, experience the Barcelona where Catalan culture operates alongside tourism.
What You'll Discover:
Perfect for architecture lovers, culture seekers, or travellers wanting authentic Spain - this guide explains why Catalans distinguish between tourist areas and neighbourhood life. From morning market visits where vendors speak Catalan to evening tapas where families maintain traditional recipes, discover the Barcelona where cultural preservation is part of daily life.
Barcelona is more than Gaudí tours and tourist tapas - it's finding neighbourhood markets where vendors will teach you about Catalan ingredients, understanding which cultural traditions locals maintain, and learning that independence here is both historical and personal. Find your way with Marco Polo.
Barcelona Marco Polo Pocket Travel Guide
Barcelona is Gaudí's architectural masterpiece. Find your favourite barrio, where locals know which tapas bars don't cater to tourists and which squares host real flamenco. Updated 2026.
Skip the overpriced paella around Las Ramblas and crowded Park Güell tours. This guide reveals neighbourhood spots like La Cova Fumada in Barceloneta, the family restaurant without a sign that serves what locals consider proper bombes, authentic tavernas where Can Ramonet has maintained traditional paella methods for decades, and Gràcia's village squares where neighbours gather and conduct conversations in Catalan.
Navigate Barcelona's distinct culture with Marco Polo's signature pull-out maps connecting Modernist architecture to neighbourhood life. From Poble-Sec's traditional bodegas where families have served the same tapas for generations to Casa Vicens, Gaudí's lesser-known early work, experience the Barcelona where Catalan culture operates alongside tourism.
What You'll Discover:
- Practical Barcelona neighbourhood knowledge - which areas maintain Catalan traditions, where locals eat authentic food, and cultural spaces beyond tourist circuits
- Barcelona transport mastery - Marco Polo's pull-out map with metro connections and walking routes through residential districts
- Everyday Catalan habits - where locals drink coffee, shop for food, and maintain cultural traditions
- Barcelona cultural basics - Catalan customs, neighbourhood differences, and useful phrases for genuine connections
- Budget-friendly Barcelona options - free Modernist discoveries, local market wisdom, and practical money-saving advice
Perfect for architecture lovers, culture seekers, or travellers wanting authentic Spain - this guide explains why Catalans distinguish between tourist areas and neighbourhood life. From morning market visits where vendors speak Catalan to evening tapas where families maintain traditional recipes, discover the Barcelona where cultural preservation is part of daily life.
Barcelona is more than Gaudí tours and tourist tapas - it's finding neighbourhood markets where vendors will teach you about Catalan ingredients, understanding which cultural traditions locals maintain, and learning that independence here is both historical and personal. Find your way with Marco Polo.
