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The Montjuic fountain lit up at night in Barcelona, Spain

The Montjuic fountain in Barcelona, Spain (Grant Faint/Photographer's Choice/Getty)

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Barcelona Gay and Lesbian Travel Tips

By Matt Link

Adjust your body's clock. Most Barcelonans eat their main meal around 1:30 or 2:00 p.m., and then lighter fare around 10 p.m. And of course if you go out don't plan on going to sleep until early the next morning!
Purchase a Barcelona Card that offers unlimited travel on public transportation and discounts at many museums and attractions. The card is available at Turisme de Barcelona offices in Placa de Catalunya and Placa Sant Jaume, as well as the Sants train station and the El Prat airport.
Hail like a local. If a taxi's green rooftop light is on, it's available. You can hail it in the street, but if you're within 200 yards of a taxi stand, the driver will ask you to get in line.

Gay and Lesbian Travel Overview: Barcelona

By Matt Link

A mirthful jumble of colorful culture, whimsical architecture, diverse cuisine, and sizzling nightlife, Barcelona has endeared herself to visitors with a personality unique from any other European city. Throw in the year-round temperate weather, and the city is a constant gay-popular playground. Read More

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