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days Hola Barcelona dies Travel Card días Visit every corner of the city with Hola Barcelona Discover the avenue where the richest of the Catalan bourgeoisie had their homes on Passeig de Gràcia, explore the Born, the city's most trendy district, stroll down the famous Ramblas of Barcelona, or relax by the sea in Barceloneta. What would you 96 h like to do? From Hola Barcelona offers various services for you the discover the most cosmopolitan 4 Barcelona. They include theBarcelona Bus Turístic, to enjoy an unforgettable tour, the first the Montjuïc cable car, for a bird's eye view of the city, or theHola Barcelona validation Travel Card, to travel round the city on public transport. With the Hola Barcelona Travel Card you will have unlimited travel on Barcelona public transport for 4 consecutive days (96 hours), starting from the first validation. Remember that it includes your return journey between the airport and the centre of Barcelona. The Hola Barcelona Travel Card is an individual ticket that entitles you to unlimited use of the metro, bus (TMB), FGC rail network (Zone 1), Montjuïc funicular, tram and local trains (Rodalies de Catalunya, Zone 1). <0>Hola BCN also includes your return journey between the airport and the centre of Barcelona. Find out all the advantages of Hola Barcelona in www.holabarcelona.com Culture Leisure Tibidabo Park Güell The Modernist Enclosure of Sant Pau The Gràcia district Sagrada Família Sarrià Monestir de Pedralbes Passeig de Gràcia Rambla Catalunya Jardins de Born Plaça Catalunya Parc de la Ciutadella Pedralbes Portal de l’Àngel Les Rambles / El Raval La Barceloneta Camp Nou Plaça Espanya Font màgica de Montjuïc Poble espanyol Olympic Ring of Montjuïc Montjuïc days dies días GET READY TO FALL IN LOVE 96 h DAY From 1 WITH BARCELONA the first Hola Barcelona will guide you so you can 4 validation make the most of your visit. Park Güell You can get there on: Start off the day with a visit to Parc Güell, one L3 (Vallcarca) of the main works of Gaudí. Located in the upper part of the city, it has spectacular views 24 (Carretera del Carmel) of Barcelona and is surrounded by an incredible 116 (Arnold Schönberg) green space and modernist works. Bus stop to get on or get off the Barcelona Bus Turístic. *This service is not included in the Hola Barcelona Travel Card. The Modernist Enclosure of You can get there on: Sant Pau L5 (Sant Pau - Dos de Maig) Visit the Modernist Enclosure to enjoy the outstanding work of Lluís Domènech i Montaner, D50 (Dos de Maig - St. one of the most significant architects of Catalan Antoni M. Claret) Modernism. It is the result of one of the most important refurbishment processes in recent Bus stop to get on or get off years. The modernist enclosure can be visited the Barcelona Bus Turístic. individually or with a guided tour. *This service is not included in the Hola Barcelona Travel Card. Sagrada Família You can get there on: If there is one place not to miss when visiting L5 (Sagrada Família) Barcelona, it is the Sagrada Família. One of the L2 (Sagrada Família) main master works of Gaudí. Enjoy both outside and inside and form part of history. D50 (Mallorca - Marina) Bus stop to get on or get off the Barcelona Bus Turístic. *This service is not included in the Hola Barcelona Travel Card. days dies días GET READY TO FALL IN LOVE 96 h DAY From 1 WITH BARCELONA the first Hola Barcelona will guide you so you can 4 validation make the most of your visit. El Born You can get there on: Go deep into the trendy part of the city, strolling L4 (Jaume I) along its characteristic and delightful streets. Enjoy its gastronomic variety to end off a fantastic day. H14 (Pg. Isabel ll - Pla de Palau) Bus stop to get on or get off the Barcelona Bus Turístic. *This service is not included in the Hola Barcelona Travel Card. Olympic Ring You can get of Montjuïc there on: 150 (Estadi Olímpic) In the area of the Olympic Ring, which was the central scenario of the Olympic Games, you will Bus stop to get on or get off the find the Lluís Companys Stadium, the Palau Sant Barcelona Bus Turístic. Jordi, a work by Arata Isozaki, and the Santiago *This service is not included in the Hola Calatrava telecommunications tower. Nearby, the Barcelona Travel Card. Antoni Samaranch Olympic and Sports Museum and the Botanic Gardens are also a must when touring Parc de Montjuïc. Montjuïc Cable Car You can get there on: To end the day, take the Montjuïc Cable Car, for L2 / L3 (Paral·lel) panoramic views over Barcelona. From their updated cabins, you will recognise the most emblematic buildings of Barcelona, like the 55 / 150 (Av. Miramar - Estació Sagrada Familia or Glòries, and you will enjoy del Funicular) wonderful views of the port. Montjuïc Funicular Railway Get on the cable car and let yourself be taken away by the experience! Bus stop to get on or get off the Barcelona Bus Turístic. *This service is not included in the Hola Barcelona Travel Card. days dies días GET READY TO FALL IN LOVE 96 h DAY From 2 WITH BARCELONA the first Hola Barcelona will guide you so you can 4 validation make the most of your visit. Barceloneta – Port Vell – Plaça Colom You can get there on: We are now reaching the maritime part of the city, L4 (Barceloneta) to discover the unique parts of this area. Take the ferry to see this wonderful area from another perspective. 59 (Pla de Palau) Bus stop to get on or get off the Barcelona Bus Turístic. *This service is not included in the Hola Barcelona Travel Card. Plaça Catalunya You can get there on: We are now at the climax of the city of Barcelona. L1 (Catalunya) An area full of atmosphere and light to enjoy a L3 (Catalunya) stroll. 59 (La Rambla – Pl. Catalunya) Bus stop to get on or get off the Barcelona Bus Turístic. *This service is not included in the Hola Barcelona Travel Card. Passeig de Gràcia You can get there on: This is where you will find the master works of L3 / L4 (Pg. de Gràcia) Modernism, and two outstanding works by Antoni Gaudí, La Pedrera and La Casa Batlló. Take a look at the most prestigious boutiques in the world. 24 (Pg. de Gràcia - València) Bus stop to get on or get off the Barcelona Bus Turístic. *This service is not included in the Hola Barcelona Travel Card. You can get there on: The Gràcia district L3 (Lesseps) End the day in the district with the best L4 (Joanic) restaurants, to fill yourself and enjoy the streets and squares full of atmosphere. 24 (Pg. De Gràcia - Mallorca Trav. de Dalt - La Granja) days dies días GET READY TO FALL IN LOVE 96 h DAY From 2 WITH BARCELONA the first Hola Barcelona will guide you so you can 4 validation make the most of your visit. Jardins de Pedralbes You can get there on: Behind a 250 metre wall overflowing with L3 (Palau Reial) bourgainvillea, are one of the most impressive gardens of Barcelona: the gardens of the Palau Reial de Pedralbes. In both French and English 7 (Pl. Pius XII) style, they are a very leafy, romantic spot. Inside they will take us to a time when peace and Bus stop to get on or get off the grandeur were the elements of the landscape. Barcelona Bus Turístic. *This service is not included in the Hola Barcelona Travel Card. Camp Nou - FC Barcelona You can get there on: Visit the museum of the football team of the L3 (Les Corts) city. You will see an area dedicated to Messi, a L5 (Collblanc) showcase with all the trophies of the club, plus an interactive room to recall Barça's successes. H8 (Riera Blanca - You can also enjoy a panoramic view and visit the Les Corts) most iconic corners of the stadium. Bus stop to get on or get off the Barcelona Bus Turístic. *This service is not included in the Hola Barcelona Travel Card. days dies días GET READY TO FALL IN LOVE 96 h DAY From 3 WITH BARCELONA the first Hola Barcelona will guide you so you can 4 validation make the most of your visit. Plaça Espanya You can get there on: Stroll through the wonderful Plaça Espanya, L1 / L3 (Plaça Espanya) where you will find the Venetian Towers, the Montjuïc Fountains. the National Museum of Art 2 of Catalonia and the Barcelona Arenas Shopping 5 (Gran Via - Plaça Espanya) Centre (previously the bullring). An accumulation Bus stop to get on or get off the of spectacular conceptions. Barcelona Bus Turístic. *This service is not included in the Hola Barcelona Travel Card. Montjuïc You can get there on: Visit the emblematic Montjuïc Castle to discover 150 (Castell) its history and architecture. Bus stop to get on or get off the Barcelona Bus Turístic. *This service is not included in the Hola Barcelona Travel Card. Poble Espanyol You can get there on: Follow this amazing route by visiting the Poble 13 (Poble Espanyol) Espayol, an open-air historic area, ideal for taking a stroll. Bus stop to get on or get off the Barcelona Bus Turístic. *This service is not included in the Hola Barcelona Travel Card. days dies días GET READY TO FALL IN LOVE 96 h DAY From 3 WITH BARCELONA the first Hola Barcelona will guide you so you can 4 validation make the most of your visit.
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    DOI: 10.4467/2353737XCT.16.180.5791 MATEUSZ GYURKOVICH* MEMORY OF THE CITY – LAYERS OF THE CITY. SPANISH EXAMPLES PAMIĘĆ MIASTA – WARSTWY MIASTA. PRZYKŁADY HISZPAŃSKIE Abstract Some cities have incessantly teemed with life for centuries, even for millennia. Currently, the oldest inhabited urban settlements are deemed to be those located in the Old World. Their contemporary layouts are very different to how they were originally, this is very often hidden in relics which attest to the older layers. Searching for such layers is a fascinating task. Sometimes, they can be found in the layout of public spaces, or in the architecture of historic buildings and complexes. Others remain deeply concealed underneath the surface of streets, squares, pavements, and parks. Most frequently, the exposure of larger parts of the remains of old architectural and urban structures is not easy due to the need to secure efficient functioning of the contemporary urban tissue. Architectural and archaeological reserves established especially in Europe, help to restore the lost memory of the city by exhibiting its historic layers. Keywords: city lifespan, urban tissue, archaeological and architectural reserve, excavations, museum Streszczenie Niektóre miasta nieprzerwanie tętnią życiem od wieków, nawet od tysiącleci. Obecnie za najstarsze wciąż zamieszkiwane miasta uważa się te położone w Starym Świecie. Ich współczesna struktura przestrzenna daleko odbiega od pierwotnych układów. Bardzo często ukrywa w sobie relikty świadczące o dawniejszych nawarstwieniach. Poszukiwanie tych warstw jest zajęciem fascynującym. Niekiedy można je odnaleźć w układzie przestrzeni publicznych czy w architekturze zabytkowych budynków i zespołów. Inne pozostają głęboko ukryte pod powierzchnią ulic, placów, chodników i parków. Najczęściej ekspozycja większych fragmentów pozostałości dawnych struktur architektoniczno-urbanistycznych nie jest łatwa ze względu na prawidłowe funkcjonowanie współczesnej tkanki miejskiej.