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 parking spots for scooters by irisbe Being a frequent bicyclist I recognized the problem the hills would give me if I only have to rely on my "leg-power". As long as you stay in the flat area all is ok and I saw lots of people cycling. But if you live here and you need to make longer trips and get from A to B at the most quickest way possible and still economical, ... then there is only one other option left: "the motorcycle" or "the scooters". It was nice to see how a special parking space is reserved for this two wheeled engines! I think you have to be courageous however to manouver through the busy and packed streets ! I also noticed that the streets are one way streets, which made it quite easy to cross them as pedestrian. Leave a Comment Theme: Motorcycle
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 Bicing stand in Barcelona by karenincalifornia Before I get a dozen emails (again) informing me I can't spell, let me first say this tip is intentionally about "Bicing" in Barcelona. Bicing is a new public transportation system in Barcelona, and you'll also see it in other Spanish and European cities. It is a wonderful alternative (rent-a-bike) to the automobile. I knew nothing about it until we reached Barcelona. It is not geared towards tourists, but towards residents. Here's how it works. For 24 Euros, you buy an annual subscription to Bicing. You will receive a map of all the Bicing locations throughout the city. Go to any one one of the Bicing stands throughout the city (look for the red and white bikes), and swipe your card. The rack unlocks and allows you to take a bike. You can rent a Bicing bike for up to 2 hours (for a nominal charge) and drop it off at any Bicing location. Even though this is geared toward residents, had I known about this before I left the US, I would have paid the 24 Euros for an annual subscription and ridden the bike all over Barcelona. That is a lot cheaper than your standard multiday bike rental anywhere else. Plus, it would be so much more fun than walking everywhere. Here's the link to the Bicing website. It's in Spanish or Catalan, but this is how you buy the subscription. I should also mention that Barcelona has bike lanes throughout the city. Very bicycle friendly. Leave a Comment
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How to survive with your bike in Barcelona!!! In this web you can find maps, the city path network, rental points,... Rent a bike and discover a new Bcn: 1. Al punt de trobada Badajoz, 24 Sant Marti 2. BELLOWS Av Cardenal Vidal Barraquer, 7 Horta-guinardo 3. Biciclot *Pg Marítim Pg Maritim Barceloneta, 33 Ciutat Vella 4. Biciclot *Sant Joan de Malta Sant Joan de Malta, 01 Sant Marti 5. Bikes de Cool Pg Picasso, 44 Ciutat Vella 6. Equip Raiders-Grup Aventura Numància S.L. Numancia, 101 les Corts 7. Los Filicletos Pg Picasso, 0040 Ciutat Vella 8. MONTANA BIKES Ctra Aigues, 0299 Sarria-sant Gervasi 9. Scenic Escu Poblenou, 1 Sant Marti 10. Un Cotxe Menys Esparteria, 3 Ciutat Vella Leave a Comment
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 In Thailand, they call this TUK-TUK, here we call by listenandlearn Here is the cutest and fun bicycle transport we have specially during summer. It´s a one man bike that peddles to wherever you wish to be driven. Well, let´s put it this way, it´s not that cheap at all. for fifteen minutes it would cost you 6 Euros, half an hour it would cost you ten euros and one hour eighteen euros...but it´s fun,two people are allowed in plus your humorous lookingm, nice strong driver...to see more of these please take a look at their website:www.trixi.com Leave a Comment
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by codrutz Rent a bike and cycle around. There are more than one bike rental company but I found the most useful the self service rental near Cap de Barcelona (on Passeig/Street Colom - coming from Port Vell/Columb Column). I don't know exactly what restrictions are for bikers but I'm sure its not ok to enter pedestrian streets. But I'm sure you can find another ways to go around and see Barcelona my bike. Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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 DETAIL MODERNISTA BUILDING by eden_teuling No one can visit BARCELONA without walking / exploring its very old heart for some hours and... on foot! Start e.g. at the Plaça Nova or the Plaça de la Seu (the square in front of the old Cathedral), walk into the Carrer del Bisbe Irurtia via Portal del Bisbe. The Romanesque towers you see there date back to the Roman times. Pass the Bishop's Palau and turn to the right to the picturesque Plaça Sant Felip and see the CLOISTER at your left hand. The Carrer del Bisbe Irurtia goes along between the Casa dels Canonges and the decorated façade (Renaissance) of the Palau de la Generalitat., which is the homebase of a autonomous = self=governing CATALUNYA. When you are once again at the Plaça Sant Jaume, you can see the Ajuntament (Casa de la Ciudad = town hall) exactly opposite the Generalitat. The Plaça del Rei, hidden north of the Cathedral is still more INPRESSIVE. Like for the Museu d'Historia de la Ciudad, stone by stone has been brought here to complete it in style. It contains parts of the former Royal Palau and a Gothic hall, de Saò de Tinell, where Columbus announced the success of his first journey to Ferdinand and Isabella. The Plaça Ramon Berenguer el Gran, where the Statue of Berenguer II stands offers a wonderful panorama on the Roman Walls outside the Barri Gitic. Of course you can walk however you want to go but knowing where you go is always nice! I hope you enjoy my little bits if history! For a sightseeing tour to and through other destinations the METRO is easiest and quickest! Leave a Comment Theme: OtherPhone: n.v.t.Website: www. Other Contact: n.v.t.
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Most tourist use the 'Barcelona Transports Turistics,' t.i. those silly open touristbusses where you can sit on the roof of it. Dont be that silly: there's a much more intersting way of seëing the city. O.k, you will not find a lazy, passive ride along all the sights, but as far for us, what we did was much moore fun: we hired mountainbikes at the parc de la Ciutadella (there's a shop were they rent bikes at the passeigh de picasso, for 3000 pts a day)and took our own tour throughout Barcelona. Some fellows thought that we were nut, considering the chaotic trafic in the city, but it really wasn't that dangerous. When you're a little familiar to the city, or have good city maps, you can avoid the crowded mainstreets like the diagonal, and then you can see the whole city in one day. It's much more fun than using the metro, for then, you're underground the whole time. Now you see places, you normally would miss and its also fun to ride between all the traffic that has got stuck in traffic jam! But: make sure you have a bike with some good brakes (check it: many bikes they hire are of bad quality!!!)and gears, for the city has some heavy hills!!! Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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by prunila In Girona : good Btt centers and every year new bicycle roads are opened. Try: Girona-Olot, Girona-Sant Feliu de Guixols, Banyoles Btt center, etc. Note: not so prepared -and a little dangerous- if you compare with Germany and Holland. Very nice landscapes. Better season: spring and autumm. MORE INFO: www.moutenbici.org Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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Another good option to visit the city is by bike! Yes, of course. There are different companies in the city to rent a bicycle. Aralcar is called this company that is located in La Rambla number 58, Ent. 1ª and offers 50 km of bike road at your service. One day cost about 1000 pesetas and full day 1.500. If you need it all the week about 6.000 pesetas. More info? 93/301.63.77 There are guides if you need it! Special routes around the city! Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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by Hexepatty Airport to Town via Train. Easy, cheap, fast... no excuses, folks! We walked, took buses and subways. Again, easy, cheap and fast. And we don't even speak Spanish. NO EXCUSES. Beautiful City that BEGS to be walked and lavished with attention!! Leave a Comment Theme: Subway/Metro
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