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The looming mountain of Tibidabo is visible from nearly the entire city of Barcelona. Reaching nearly 1700 feet high, Tibidabo Mountain Barcelona is the tallest peak of the Serra de Collserola. Besides being quite the sight from within Barcelona, this mountain is also a popular place for travelers to visit who are seeking sweeping views of the city and coastline. Another attraction on the mountain is the Tibidabo Amusement Park. Built in 1889, this amusement park has the feeling of stepping back in time. If you’re tired of visiting the cathedrals and museums of Barcelona, escape the bustle of the city for an adventure up Tibidabo. The Tibidabo Amusement Park is a delight for families, couples, and groups. Over the years, the park has retained many of its original rides, many dating from the early twentieth century. On 6 levels you will find different attractions including: roller coaster, log flume, bumper cars, carousel, etc. There is a 4D cinema in 'Dididado' for the little ones and a 'horror house' for the older children. This show is not for the faint hearted and although in Spanish it is scary fun! On a hot sunny day you will enjoy a great day on top of the world at Tibidabo Amusement Park. Good old fashioned fun and an adventure to get there! Getting to the rides at the top of Tibidabo Mountain Barcelona is half the fun of this amusement park. One of the ways to reach the park is the Tibidabo tram called Tramvia Blau. This tram was first built in 1901, and both kids and adults alike will love its historic charm. The tram brings visitors halfway up the mountain. To continue on to the amusement park, it is necessary to climb aboard the funicular. A ride on the funicular will reveal spectacular views of Barcelona and the chance to the visit the church at the very summit of the mountain. Maybe it's not the easiest way to go to Tibidabo, but sure it's the most charming!

Highlights Explore and absorb all the major classic sights of Seville See Torre de Oro, Plaza del Duque and Plaza de Espana Ticket Includes 24 hour bus ticket  Professional tours guide Description Are you ready to enjoy this wonderful city from an open top double-decker bus perspective? The Seville adventure begins at Paseo de Colón. One of the most beautiful parts of the city, this walkway is a must see! Next up is the Plaza de Espana - a spectacle that looks incredible all year round. Hop-off and appreciate the semi-elliptical shape of the plaza, which symbolises the embrace of Spain to its former American territories. The 3rd Bus Stop is the 'Acuario de Sevilla' - a sensational aquarium well worth a visit! Hop back on the bus to head down towards 2 more beautiful plazas at Bus Stops 4 and 5. Plaza de America is yet another opportunity to appreciate the architecture of the city, and take in the local scenery. There are brilliant museums nearby to the plaza, so it can cater for people of all ages whether you want to play in the plaza or mooch around the museum. The bus tour then heads towards Triana - where there is a great Guided Walking Tour. Explore the lovely park where you can find some of the best tapas in the city. After Triana the tour continues down to 2 more plazas - Plaza de Armas and Plaza del Duque. The 11th Bus Stop is the Torre de los Perdigones, where there are fantastic views of the river and Seville. Hop back on as the tour passes Macarena (Bus Stop 12) and heads to the 'Isla Magica' - a nice little theme park with an aqua park on the side. Built on an old fort with a lake in the middle, this unique area is full of fun. The tour bus passes the 'Exposición Universal', before heading back to where this fun-packed journey of Seville began, at Paseo de Colon. Book your ticket online today and start dreaming about Seville!

date d'inscription:09/28/2020

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Catégorie:Masque de Sommeil de Voyage,Décoration de maison,Autres; Pour:Unisexe; Activité:Relaxant,Usage quotidien,Voyage; Quantité:1 Pièce; Matériau:Pur coton; Dimensions:920; Tranche d'Age:Adolescent,Adultes; Fonction:Portable,Mini Taille,Doux,Pliable,Normal; date d'inscription:07/31/2019

¡Ven al Tour Wanda Metropolitano! No hay mejor manera para conocer la nueva casa de los atléticos que haciendo el Tour por el Wanda Metropolitano. Vive una experiencia única en la que tendrás la oportunidad de estar en el vestuario rojiblanco sintiéndote un jugador atlético más. Recorre el túnel por el cual los futbolistas salen al terreno de juego y siente la adrenalina de atravesar la bocana por la que se accede al césped. Este momento resulta especialmente apasionante. Además, también se visitarán la zona mixta y la sala de prensa en la que los jugadores y el entrenador comparecen ante los medios. Déjate impresionar igualmente por la cubierta que abriga las gradas de esta casa y explora un estadio sostenible en el que se vive un ambiente inigualable. Pero si el interior del recinto es fascinante y respira rojiblanco por todos sus costados, no menos lo hace el exterior, donde podrás deleitarte con la bandera en honor a la afición atlética. 338 metros cuadrados de puro sentimiento ondeando al compás del viento, que la convierten en la bandera izada más grande de España. Asimismo, frente a la fachada principal, podrás recorrer el Paseo de Leyendas del Atlético de Madrid, en el cual honramos con una placa a todos aquellos futbolistas que han vestido esta camiseta en al menos 100 partidos oficiales. Tampoco te pierdas las letras gigantes de 'Coraje y Corazón' donde podrás inmortalizarte con uno de los lemas que mueve a la afición colchonera. Y por último, no dejes escapar la oportunidad de pasarte por la Atlético de Madrid Store, donde además de equiparte de rojiblanco, podrás personalizar objetos en la sección 'Hazlo Atleti'. ¡Tendrás la posibilidad de llevarte camisetas, gorras, tazas, llaveros y fundas de móvil con los colores de tu equipo! Los niños menores de 5 años entran gartis. ¿Por qué no combinar su visita al Estadio del Atlético de Madrid con una visita al Zoo Aquarium De Madrid o al Museo del Prado?