El Born
Tapas bars and boutiques in medieval lanes — group dinner central.
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Gaudí mornings, tapas nights, and a beach in the middle of it all. Pick a stay, drop in ideas, save free — everyone gets a vote.
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Tapas bars and boutiques in medieval lanes — group dinner central.
Village-feel plazas where locals do vermut hour.
The oldest maze in the city; best explored at night.
Beach, boardwalk, and seafood rice within city limits.
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Group-trip tips
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Three to four days: two for Gaudí and the old town, one for beach and Montjuïc, and an optional day trip to Montserrat or Sitges.
May–June and September–October give beach weather without peak-August crowds. The Mercè festival in late September adds free concerts and castellers.
Mid-range — tapas and vermut hours split cheaply, the metro is fast, and the beach is free. Book stays early; weekends fill up fast year-round.
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