Family Things To Do in Catalonia, Spain

On this trip we took the train down the coast of Spain, practically from the French border down to Barcelo... More on igougo

The beach was busy best to buy parasol. From the shop cheaper I found the beach sand very sharp and a tadge... More on TripAdvisor

A great place for a stroll away from all the traffic, this is one of the city's most popular parks, located... More on Yahoo! Travel

Best ge there by tram, its just by the zoo down the road from the forum Barcelona More on Yahoo! Travel

Une jolie plage de Salou ! Pas très loin du centre ville, accès possible par la route et aussi par le bord ... More on TripAdvisor

La playa es bonita y la preside un gran pino mediterraneo además ahora hay un paseo sobre el agua del mar q... More on TripAdvisor

The neighbourhood of Gràcia has been celebrating this festivity every third of March since 1830. It consists of a parade of floats and trucks decorated with flowers, coloured paper and other decora... More on Yahoo! Travel

The neighbourhood of Gràcia has been celebrating this festivity every third of March since 1830. It consists ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This is where the latest in boat technology, nautical gadgets and accessories will be on display and for sale. Whether you prefer sailboats or powerboats, the Salón Náutico Internacional de Barcelona touts itself as the ... More on Yahoo! Travel

50-meter indoor pool in the middle of the Eixample, making it a very popular swimming hole. People come here to swim and to play waterpolo as well. Admission, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Coast, direct access to the beach, flat, very shady, 2 hectares, 206 pitches (tents, caravans, camper vans), winter campsite, pets allowed ... More on Campingo

Part of the Parc de la Ciutadella (City Park) complex, the zoo houses over 7000 animals from over 500 different species. You can see dolphin shows and other aquatic mammals performing in the marine... More on Yahoo! Travel

Times need to change where they are left in their own homes though or in sanctuaries, not locked up in zoos for humans to gawk at. More on Yahoo! Travel