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Barcelona is one of the most unique and beautiful cities in Spain, and being part of Catalonia, it has a distinctive language, cultural background, cuisine and a large handful of wonderful landmarks, nine of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. UNESCO stands for ‘United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation’ and each year, this organisation collates a World Heritage List to recognise unique landmarks as having cultural, historical, scientific or another form of significance, and these are legally protected by international treaties.

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Amid political upheaval, Barcelona revels in the reinvigorated legacy of Catalan master Antoni Gaudí.

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The largest Art Nouveau complex in the world is a Barcelona hospital with a 600-year-long history.

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In Barcelona, a once majestic early-20th-century hospital complex is gloriously rehabilitated…

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