Cathedral
So called conceptual art in 1970s had its expression in
Catalunya in the group de treball,among whose adherents were Francese Abad,Fina
Miralles and Angel Ribč.Such artists as Mguel Barcevčlo and Ferran Garcěa
Sevilla,protagonist of neo-expressionism emerged in the 1980s.The gallery also
presents temporay exhibitions and boats a good art bookshop. At the bottum of La
Rambla,Barcelona presents hits old Porto,Port well. It has been transformed
beyond recognition since 1980s.Instead of warehouse,railyards and dumps, you are
confronted by chic shopping,harbourside munching, movies on-sea, discos and
Irish pubs, parking for yachts, a huge aquarium-all these elements and more have
left the" old port" looking brand spanking new. For a view of the
barbour from the water you can take a golondrina excursion boat from Moll de La
Drassanes in front of the monument a Colomb.
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You may not arrive in Barcelona with
jetlag, but your tummy will think it has abandoned all known time
zones.Breackfast is generally a no-nonsense affair however, taken at bar on
the way to work.Lanchtime is basically from 2 to 4 pm and is the main meal of
the day. No meal would contemplate chomping into dinner before 9:30 pm. Most (
but not all ) kitchens close by midnight Don't panic! if your gastric juice
can't hold out, you can easily track down bar snacks or fast food (local and
international) outside this times.Brekfast with coffee with some sort of
pastry is typical. You may get a croissant or some cream filled number. Some
people prefer a savoury start. In the middle of the day you can eat the menu
del dia, a set piece meal comprising three or more courses, with drink usually
thrown in. If you want you can eat a Catalan dish, hits essence food lies in
the sauces for meat and fish. These sauces may not be mentioned on menu as
they're so obiquitous.
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