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Going to the beach, then heading to Mallorca. Finally moving to London in August to study!

I ll be spending the summer working in a printing press in Gracia, and enjoying long days at the beach.

Running my vintage market in Ocaña and spending time on the beach.

Organising and getting involved in the best parties BCN has to offer, making the most of a summer that I probably won’t remember, but will never forget!

Going to Latin America to perform in the streets and at schools, making people laugh and smile.

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Staying in Barcelona working and enjoy-ing the festivals. Then going to the States for a road trip in Sept.

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Music festivals, parties and working my ass off!

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This month we speak with Celsa Nuñez, from Barcelona. She has been a legal attorney for over 16 years. After living and working in the US for 5 years she came back to Barcelona and now also works with international English speaking clients.

Have you noticed an increased demand for legal services in English in Barcelona? Yes, the world is becoming much more globalized. There are many more international relationships, both business and personal, and they are more complex. Some countries speak minority languages, and they all use English to communicate for business.

What do your international clients tend to need most from you?

A common example is international inheritance, if the deceased has been living in Spain for a long time and they have assets- a house, and bank account, and the heirs live in another country, such as in England. To claim their inheritance they have to go to an international lawyer, as there are international aspects. It sometimes it has to be dealt with by a Spanish judge, but one would need to coordinate with an English attorney.

Is it easy enough to set up a business in Spain or do you need good legal advice to do that? You can do it by yourself, but a business consultant will give you the best advice for the kind of business that you’re setting up. Nowadays with the internet it looks like you can do it all by yourself – and you can – but there are so many things that you won’t know, and perhaps you’ll make a bad decision. And of course there are some things that you can’t do. If you go to trial you absolutely need a lawyer.

Do you deal with a lot of court cases?

That happens more for civil cases. With international law it’s mostly private business cases, business

relationships and international contracts. We try to settle the majority of cases before going to trial because that would be very expensive and it takes a long time. Unfortunately the process is very slow in Spain! We try to mediate, or go to arbitration, as this is always faster.

Is there anything you’d like people to know about the work you do?

I’d like people to get used to seeing a lawyer as they see a doctor, as a preventative measure instead of only when the problem is already big. I recommend that when you get involved in any relationship, whether it’s getting married, signing a contract, or going into business - anything that involves signing something, to get a lawyer to check it out first. It’s much cheaper and less hassle in the long run.

Great advice… that makes me think of the number of people stung by flat rental contracts...Oh, many of them are abusive. Some people think because you’re a foreigner you won’t understand it. Some of the paragraphs are even against the law! But if you sign a contract like that, with illegal clauses, and then have problems with your landlord you’re in a more complicated situation. So before you sign any contract, ask a lawyer to look at it!

You can contact Celsa, at Leimar Lawyers & Business Consultants for a free consultation.

celsanunez@leimarbcn.com, or call 665 777 423

THE LEGAL LOWDOWN

JUL/AUG New Releases

ElysiumDrama/Sci-Fi. Director: Neill Blomkamp. Release: 16 Aug With: Matt Damon, Jodie Foster, William Fichtner, Sharlto CopleyIn the year 2154, two classes of people exist: the very wealthy, who live on a pristine man-made space station called Elysium, and the rest, who live on an over-populated, ruined Earth. The only man with the chance bring equality to these worlds is Max (Matt Damon), an ordinary guy in desperate need to get to Elysium.

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Pacific RimDrama/ Fantasy. Director: Guillermo del Toro Release 12 JulWith: Charlie Hunnam, Ron Perlman, Idris Elba, Burn GormanWhen legions of monstrous creatures, known as Kaiju, started rising from the sea, a war began that took millions of lives and consume humanity’s resources for years on end. On the verge of defeat, the forces defending mankind have no choice but to turn to two unlikely heroes, a washed up former pilot and an untested trainee.

Star Trek Into DarknessSci-Fi. Director: J.J. Abrams. Release: 5 JulWith: Benedict Cumberbatch, Karl Urban, Zoe Saldana, Chris PineWhen the crew of the Enterprise is called back home, they find an unstoppable force of terror from within their own organization has detonated the fleet and everything it stands for, leaving our world in a state of crisis. With a personal score to settle, Captain Kirk leads a manhunt into a war-zone world.

World War ZAction. Director: Marc Forster. Release: 2 AugWith: Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos, Anthony MackieThe story revolves around United Nations employee Gerry Lane (Pitt), who traverses the world in a race against time to stop a pandemic that is toppling armies and governments and threatening to decimate humanity itself. This summer block-buster spans the globe at a breakneck pace.

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Town of Runners by Jerry Rothwellwww.eldocumentaldelmes.comThe film tells the story of two young girls, living in a rural town as they try to run their way to a different life. Narrated by their friend Biruk, it follows their highs and lows over three years as they try to become professional athletes. Through their struggle, the film gives a unique insight into the ambitions of young Ethiopians living between tradition and the modern world. http://www.townofrunners.com

“Just because that’s the way it is, doesn’t make it right.”

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enjoy wine barcelonaFri 12th July, 7pm-9pm www.enjoywinebarcelona.comExperience carefully selected Catalan wines paired with fresh local produce from Santa Caterina market, where this highly popular event takes place. Best quality products are creatively introduced, in a very pleasant ambience. Numbers are limited, book now!

vegetarian cooking course at amaltea restaurantFirst Sunday of each month, 5pm-7.30pm. www.amalteaygovinda.com Dishes prepared can include vegetable curries, apple croquettes, dhal, seitan, hummus, chocolate and carrot cake, and other favourites. Bring an apron and tupperware! Call 93 454 8613 to reserve your place.

barcelona cooking workshopsEvery Weds & Fri 10h - 14h Market Visit & Spanish Cuisine Workshop, 65€. Every Fri 16.30h - 19h Spanish Tapas, 50€ www.bcnkitchen.comDiscover Spanish culture through some of its most popular dishes.

shakti DanceTuesdays 10am-1pm, 18€ www.shuniayoga.comThese are the last 3 workshops in a series “The 7 Steps to the Self,” through shakti dance, the yoga of dance. 2nd Jul: Projection, 9th Jul: Intuition, and 16th Jul: Consistency

beginners anD intermeDiate pilates classesEvery Thur 10.30h and 12h, Tues 14h. 40€ for 4 sessionswww.simplybepilates.comWhatever your age, body shape or fitness, this could be for you. Pre and post natal classes are also available, as well as individual classes in the park.

permaculture & Deep ecology20-27 July, Ecodharma centre. www.ecodharma.comThis course explores both the practical wisdom and the theoretical underpinnings of a shift to a life-sustaining future – set within a framework of nature and dharma based learning. It draws together the practical wisdom of permaculture design, experiential nature-based practice, and the theoretical foundations of deep & radical ecology. It weaves together study, meditation, and hands on learning.

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big barcelona improv group workshops Every Sunday. 6pm-8pm. Free. www.barcelonaimprovgroup.comIf you like Improv, if you like their shows, and even if you’ve never tried it before, everyone is welcome to come along.

breakDancing at convent sant agustíSun 2 - Tues 11 Jul www.conventagusti.com/tallersLearn the basic breakdance moves, and get a feel for improvising to the sound of the beat.

open Design/ shareD creativity conFerenceWed 5th - Thur 6th Jul www.conference.fad.catTwo inspiring days at the Disseny Hub with talks on open design and collaboration to kickstart your creative juices.

lego minDstorms maker coventionMon 15 - Wed 17, 6pm-8pm www.conventagusti.com/tallersDiscover robotics with lego, in this collaborative workshop. You’ll also find out that making a robot is easier than you might think!

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20· MONEGROS FESTIVAL (see advert for full line up)

7 · Earth, Wind & Fire at Festival de Música de Barcelona, Jardins Palau de Pedralbes· Piknic Electronik Barcelona with Max Cooper & MotorCity Drum Ensemble at Jardins de Joan Brossa· Macarena Mar with Daniel Kuhnen

14· SIS La Terrazza· Piknic Electronik Barcelona with Josh Wink and guests at Jardins de Joan Brossa

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After Sonar, that’s it right? Far from it, this month is another massive month of pop megastars and the annual Monegros festival festuring performances from Underworld, Justice, Public Enemy & Richie Hawtin, as well as close to 80 other acts from techno and festival world.

Also, check the monthly mix while you laze on the beach, chill by the pool, walk up the moutains or tighten up in the gym. This month’s mix features some slamming tracks from some of the scene’s leading names in advanced electronic music. Welcome to Barcelona’s Nightlife and Summer Daze!

Also we have our exclusive monthly DJ session Feel free to download and share a free copy of The Connection Mix July by Mark J: https://soundcloud.com/supagroove/julwww.barcelonaconnect.com

5· Adana Twins at Razzmatazz 2· Marc Romboy at EXCLUB Cityhall· Silicone Soul – 10 years of Darkroom Dubs at La Terrrazza

12· Raum pres Watergate at Bloc with Sebo K· The Monkey Bar at Moog Club· LunaCity Express at EXACLUB Cityhall· Brand New Beat Soul, Funk, Nu-Disco & Electro Beats at 7 Sins

19· Ewan Pearson & Baldo at The Loft, Razzmatazz· Calvin Harris at Sutton Club

26· Pitbull live at Sutton· Elvis Costello Poble Espanyol

6· Voltech Summer Closing with Alex Lamac & guests at Salamandra 2· One Reason to Dance with Pau Roca, Departure Bros at Slow

13· Slam at The Loft· Raum presents Watergate 13 Release Party at Bloc

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20· MONEGROS FESTIVAL (see advert for full line up)

7 · Earth, Wind & Fire at Festival de Música de Barcelona, Jardins Palau de Pedralbes· Piknic Electronik Barcelona with Max Cooper & MotorCity Drum Ensemble at Jardins de Joan Brossa· Macarena Mar with Daniel Kuhnen

14· SIS La Terrazza· Piknic Electronik Barcelona with Josh Wink and guests at Jardins de Joan Brossa

21· Mobilee Rooftop Session, Hotel Silken, Diag · Piknic Electronik Barcelona with Carl Craig & Tony Verdi at Jardins de Joan Brossa

28· Piknic Electronik Barcelona Brossa with Joy Orbison & Pau Roca at Jardins de Joan· Weekly Nylon BCN (Opening Party 1st, 16th Zombie Kids) at Razzmatazz· Weekly Nossa Tuesdays at Cityhall· Blues Jam Session, Harlem Jazz Club

3 · Five Hours with Larsson at Macarena Club· Roger Hodgson (Supertramp), Festival de Música de BCN, Jardins Palau de Pedralbes

24· Just One pres Masomenos at La Terrrazza

11· Andres Bucci at Macarena Club· Alma Opening Party with Frank Nicholas, Mr Bosco, Xavi Rabarte at La Terrrazza

18· Jay Louis AKA Teysel + Special Guest at Macarena Club

21· Just One presents Maayan Nidam & K.Atou at La Terrrazza

1· Duck It with Makam Live at La Terrrazza

17· Sunfec/Showcase with Marc Marzenit, Robert Lamart & others at Ateneu Cambrils

4 · Piknic Electronik Barcelona with Nina Kraviz & Will Fly, Jardins de Joan Brossa

11· Piknic Electronik Barcelona with Get Physical (M.A.N.D.Y.) at Jardins de Joan Brossa

18· Mobilee Rooftop Session with Sebo K, Ray Okpara & Ralf Kollmann at Hotel Silken Diagonal· Fritz Kalkbrenner at Row 14

25· Piknic Electronik Barcelona Brossa with Joy Orbison & Pau Roca at Jardins de Joan

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and label founder Ralf Kollman all at the controls, while Au-gust sees Ralf back with label heavyweights Ray Okpara and Sebo K, for what promises to be two high-altitude, no attitude deep melodic techno affairs. If you haven’t heard the Mobilee sound then check out their last CD mixed by Hugo Boss official DJ, Mobilee Back to Back mixed by Rodriguez Jr.

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“Limits, like fears, are often just an illusion.”

Since 2005 Mobilee Records has been at the bleeding edge of Berlin’s electronic music scene. Founded by Anja Schneider & Ralf Kollmann, Mobilee is also quite infamous for its own So-nar parties and collaborations with local promoters such as Raum & Fact.

This year sees the return of Mo-bilee’s Rooftop sessions Tick-ets for these events are limited capacity, so check before turn-ing up!

July is all about Re.You and a live performance by And.Id

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HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN BASED IN BARCELONA?I’ve been living here for 8 years

FAVOURITE TOURIST SPOTS TO VISIT IN BARCELONA? The Mercado de la Boqueria, just off Las Ram-blas is one of my favourites places, it’s a visual feast!

WINE OR BEER, WHAT’S THE BEST LOCAL VARIETY?I’m not a beer lover. I love wine. I like white wine from Penedes, an area south of Barce-lona. Red wine, I like Raimat from Costers del Segre which is in Lleda.

FAVOURITE RESTAURANT IN TOWN?I’m a fan of the Thai Gardens on Calle Diput-ació, beautifully cooked food and a nice ambi-ence.

FAVOURITE CLOTHES BRAND?I don’t have a favourite, I just try to wear what suits me from where ever I find it.

FAVOURITE READING MATERIAL?I like novels, various genres, but they have to be well written and grip me in some way.

FAVOURITE FILMS/TV?Shane Meadows films are amazing, I love ev-erything he does and I like some classics like The Warriors, Star Wars, Lord Of The Rings, Dirty Dancing etc...

FAVOURITE 3 TRACKS RIGHT NOW?1. There Were Aliens - Jedi Pie2. One Nation - Alex Arnout feat Tyree Cooper3. House is House - Darius Syrosson & Hector Couto

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bcn talent raDarangel

Not all Barcelona’s DJs, great though they are, can boast a track record and pedigree like Barcelona-based DJ Angel. Originally from Nottingham, she was a resident at the city’s legendary Venus Club along-side Darren Emerson & Sasha, and was also resident at both the Hacienda and Ministry of Sound during the nineties.

With a new album signed to London’s Seamless Recordings, Somebody’s Heaven, under her eclectic moniker, Venus in Mo-tion, her music is frequently heard drifting out of the world’s coolest lounge bars, readily available on the top selling chill out compilations or regularly playlisted on radio stations like Ibiza Sonica Radio. On her first album, Walking in Limbo, Angel composed one of the only cover versions of Bob Marley, a stun-ning interpretation of No Wom-an No Cry entitled This Woman, which gained support from his family’s estate and trust.

Real name Angela Johnson – she masterfully juggles DJ-ing, writing songs, studio produc-tion and raising a family. After a short break to give birth to her daughter, she is back spin-ning deep house sounds as DJ Angel at the W-Hotel Barcelona this summer and performing live as Venus in Motion in the Whitehouse, London.

“Speak a new language so that the world will be a new world.” Rumi

inland industry that finds its way into the sea, and over-fishing are other threats. Although stronger controls and legislation are being im-plemented across all these sectors, there are countless small ways we can also contribute to protecting the seas.

The Barcelona based web portal eco-yachts.com has for the last 5 years been providing information and resources for the yachting in-dustry about how people can minimise their environmental impact. “By increasing environ-mental awareness people are more empow-ered to make conscious choices that respect nature, and will preserve the natural balance now and in the future,” says Ecoyachts co-founder Alain Serrini. This summer they have taken the step from providing information to launching a new range of yachtcare products with all natural ingredients.

Another example of moving from awareness to action is the Ajuntament’s campaign to stop smokers littering the beaches with cigarette butts (which take 12 years to decay,) by dis-tributing plastic cone-shaped ashtrays. Also, the Posidonia Festival which takes place in Sitges from the 31st Aug-1st September will be sharing a packed agenda of events that fo-cus on sustainable maritime developments, through workshops, talks, music and art.

Whilst the yachting and tourism industry take on the challenge of keeping its development aligned with essential ecological principles, we must also be aware of the ecological foot-print of our own actions on the beach.

In the last 20 years Barcelona has seen a massive increase in the maritime leisure and tour-ism industry, from holidaymak-ers (and local residents!) who flock to the beaches, to private yachts and international cruise ships. According to the Barce-lona Tourism Board, this year 2.6 million cruise passengers are expected to go through the Port of Barcelona, which is the most important cruise ship port in the Mediterranean, and the world´s 4th largest harbour.

The most recent development which is currently well under-way is the transformation of the Marina Port Vell. It previ-ously could hold 410 small to medium sized yachts, and will now hold just 160superyachts and state-of-the-art facilities. Despite the initial controvery the Ajuntament de Barcelona sealed the deal at the end of 2011, and work is expected to be completed in Spring 2014.

Tourism is clearly one Barcelo-na’s top economic sectors, and maritime tourism accounts for a large part of this. However, this is also another example of an industry that severly threatens the natural balance of the ma-rine ecosystem. Pollution from

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to go up and down the cable car to Tibidabo, Francesc, with his ears primed to capture the silence, was impressed by the cavernous depth of these shipyards, without mechanical devices: “It’s too bad that there’s nothing in Mallorca that counts with this architecture that dazzles so much”.

The guide Francesc, with his ducklings peck-ing around him, all eager for knowledge, read some of the notices nailed around the replica of the royal galley of Don Juan of Austria, gov-ernor of the Spanish Netherlands and com-mander of the Holy League United, in the sixteenth century: “Since 1971 this space is occupied by the replica of the royal galley of Juan de Austria, built on the occasion of the commemoration of the fourth centenary of the Battle of Lepanto, as the original ship left the Shipyards of Barcelona in 1571.”

In the battle of Lepanto the Turks fought against the Christian Holy League. The latter won. At the stern of the ship is a Latin legend, a verse taken from the Aeneid of Virgil: “Su-per et Garamantes et Indos” whose meaning refers to something like extending the empire (Roman Apostolic course) beyond the old and extinct Garama Berber kingdom in what is now Libya, and beyond the Indus Valley, which reached Alexander the Great. “The restoration of the shipyards has revealed how the building was part of the medieval walls of the city. From inside, we can see what may be the wall of the first building of the shipyard, built between 1276 and 1285, during the reign of Peter II, The Great. And behind is the wall, built a hundred years later by order of Peter III, The Ceremoni-ous “, reports another notice.

Text: Jesus Martinez, Photos: Marc Javierre

They came on the first Sun-day of June. By boat. Across a choppy sea. The schoolboys from Palma de Mallorca barely got seasick, they were too animated by the excitement that bubbled up inside them. Their destination: Barcelona. For three days they enjoyed Gaudi’s feat of engineering the Sagrada Familia, the geological wall and flooded forest of the CosmoCaixa, the city’s science muesum, and marvelled at the modernist buildings within the Eixample. On Wednesday June 5, these teenage boys visited Barcelona’s Maritime Museum, a refuge for noble and needy souls at Drassanes in the Goth-ic area, just by the Rambla de Santa Monica and its human statues. Last February, the mu-seum’s new facilities were in-augurated to provide an even more impressive space for the permanent exhibition, re-structured and rethought, and scheduled for late 2014. “I think that what I’m seeing is great. I think this type of space should definitely be preserved for fu-ture generations,” commented their music teacher Francesc Crespi, who was in charge of the sixth grade class which had come on this school trip to Bar-celona, by boat.

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“The significance is hiding in the insignificant. Appreciate everything” Eckhart Tolle

1. Ciutadella ParkIt’s the perfect place to come for an afternoon stroll, or relax with friends over a picnic. There is a delightful boating lake, and a fa-mous chariot statue and cascade feature surrounded by trees and flowers. Barcelona’s Zoo, the Catalan Parliament and the Geology Museum are all located on its grounds. Barceloneta

2. Magic FountainsOne of Barcelona’s most popular free attractions, this draws huge crowds in the summer. The many ornamental fountains that lead from Plaza Espanya to the MNAC building come to life as the wa-ter jets perfor an aquatic ballet, accompanied by a rousing sound-track of pop, rock and opera hits. Espanya

3. Labyrinth GardenIf you’re looking to escape from the intense buzz of downtown Barcelona then hop on the green metro line until you reach the city’s outskirts. The centrepiece of these lush gardens is a tall maze of hedges leading to a statue of Eros in the centre. There are also water features and ornamental gardens. Mundet

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La BoqueriaThis is undeniably the most well known and best food market in the city, and if this is your first market experience, you are in for a treat. It is popular with tourists and residents alike, filled with stalls selling a wide and colourful variety of fruit, vegetables, fish, meat, sweets, nuts, spices, and preserves. There are also vari-ous tapas bars where you can try the produce freshly cooked. Rambla Liceu

Barceloneta Barcelona’s classic beach is a convenient stroll away from the city centre. Top up your tan, re-lax with a book or catch up with your friends, then dive into the Mediterranean waters to cool off. In the evening the vibe changes as the sun-burn guiris go back to their hotels and musi-cians turn up with their guitars and drums, and flyer crews do the rounds promoting the night’s essential parties. Barceloneta

Els Encants VellThis spectacular flea market dates back to the 14th century, and has over 500 vendors. Glories

Mercat GalvanyWorth a visit to see the Modernist building alone, and very well stocked with tasty treats.FGC Muntaner

GraciaThis local market has several stalls selling clothes and artezan products as well as food. Fontana

Nova MarbellaNudist beach just before the Forum, with some great chiringuitos. Selva de Mar

Bogatell This beach behind Port Olympic has a wide stretch of sand and volleyball courts. Bogatell

Nova Icaria A peaceful beach, popular with families, and with plenty of bars ad restaurants nearby Port Olympic

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Park Guell Gaudi’s landscaped gardens deserve to be vis-ited again and again! Don’t miss the famous ornamental pavillion with curved mosaic tiled seating, and the aquatic mandalas and images of the sun and moon in the “marketplace” area. There is a cave shaped like the inside of a whale, and subterranean caverns. Classical Spanish guitarists and other musicians create an unfor-gettable atmosphere. C/ Olot 7 Vallcarca

Montserrat The mountain and monastery of Montserrat is one of the most emblematic places in Catalonia, not only for its beautiful scenery, but especially for its historical, political and religious meaning. Within one day you can visit the monastery, walk around to discover deserted hermitages or sample the regional gastronomy. If you’re feeling fit, you can hike to the top. www.visitmontserrat.com

Sagrada Familia See it to believe it... with soaring turrets, intri-cate details and incredible stained glass. Sagrada Familia

Casa BatlloThis explosion of colour, movement of life, based on asymmetrical shapes is breathtaking. Pg de Gracia 43 Pg de Gracia

Palau Guell Refurbished last year, and this stately residence has all Gaudi’s trademark touches.Nou del la Rambla 3-5 Drassanes

SitgesThis nearby seaside town has lovely beaches, fun bars, and a friendly vibe. Check it out!www.sitges.cat

CadaquesSalvador Dali’s birthplace, and a magical sea-side town on the Costa Brava.www.visitcadaques.org.

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Port Aventura The ultimate theme park with rollercoasters, water rides, and an epic water park.www.portaventura.es

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Just two weeks in Barcelona and already I’ve fallen in love with the city. For me the Borne District is the quintessential place to experience all this town has to offer. Now in summer time you feel there are too many people, but just swing into an alleyway and you have lost the crowds and can amble around in a labyrinth finding nooks and crannies that the normal visitors miss. There is always a hidden secret in Borne. Aesthetically the area is a marvel, starting with the soaring towers of the Cathedral del Mar, which at the moment are brought to life by these small black birds the shape of arrows heads swirling around them. The postcard photo captures a zone of Borne near the cathedral. These archways, portals, wooden trimmings, and cobble stones bring together all the elements of foreign marvel for me. Jamie Melbourne

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“Build your own dreams, or someone else will hire you to build theirs.” – Farrah Gray

PisamorenaUnderground music (like all the monthly mixes by Barcelona Connect) play all day and into the evening. Good drinks selection, tapas, snacks and a great terrace where literally the whole world does walk by, Pisamorena is frequented by cool folks and loads of incognito DJs from the city. www.pisamorena.com C/ del Consolat de Mar 37. (08:00 - 23:00) WiFi

London BarOne of the most famous bars in the city, namely due to its Cirque de Soleil connection and an infamous watering hole for some of Barcelona’s famous sons; including adopted ones like Hem-mingway & Orwell. Regular music programme, rich history and reasonable priced drinks. www.facebook.com/londonbar London Bar 5 C/ Nou de la Rambla 34, BCN 08001 (10:00 - 02:00)

Venus Delicatessen (& new Afrodita Restaurant)Right on the corner of Avinyo and Escudellers, Venus is always buzzing with fresh food and delicious specials every day. The owner has just opened a new place too, on C/ Carabassa (see photo inset) which is on, yet off, the beaten track and well worth a visit. www.venusdelicatessen.com C/ Avinyo 25, BCN 08002 (09:00 - 02:00) WiFi

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Address: Passeig Joan de Borbo 74-A Tel: 679 05 08 95 Open: Mon -Weds 12pm-5pm Tues-Sun 12pm-12am. Web: www.guakamola.com

Guakamola serves delicious Mexican food: Burritos (Tinga, Steak, Cochinita, Veggie) Tacos, Guacamole, Nachos, Quesadillas and some specialties like ceviche. You can also enjoy fruit smoothies, Margaritas and Tequila. All prod-ucts are fresh with the typical Mexican touch. This is a great spot located in front of the Barceloneta beach, with a very cool terrace, the service is excel-lent, with great prices.

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Barcelona is easily one of the most vibrant, exciting and sophisticated cities in Europe , and the Hard Rock Cafe Barcelona completes the local ambience with their inspired, creative fare and glorious rock ‘n’ roll memorabilia on display in interesting combinations. So after a long day’s promenade on Las Ramblas, “Ramble On” over to the Hard Rock for a rockin’ good time! Restau-rant specialities include legendary burgers and the smokehouse selection.

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There are so many excellent eating and night spots in Barcelona, each with their own unique vibe, flavours, and carefully created ambience. If you’ve already been living here for a few years do yourself a favour – break the routine, check out somewhere new, and you might just discover your next new favourite restaurant, bar or club!

If you would like to recommend somewhere, let us know: info@barcelonaconnect.com. Bon profit!

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Address: Plaza Villa Madrid 4 Tel: 93 318 7729 Web: www.amalteaygovinda.com Open: Tues-Sat 1pm-4pm, 8pm-11.30pm. Mon & Sun 1pm-4pm

Barcelona´s original Hindu vegetarian restaurant offers a wide range of cre-ative Indian dishes. Their speciality is Thali. Tickle those taste buds with one of their mild or spicy specialities and some unforgettably delicious home-made desserts. Set lunch 3 course menus available for 10,50€, including a huge salad buffet, and weekend menus for 15,30€. Located just off the top of the Ramblas, this is one to discover!

Govinda // Vegetarian

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Address: C/ de Grunyi 4 Tel: 936 673 786 Web: www.ziryab.es Open: Tues-Sun 7.30pm-2am & 12.30pm-3pm Sat, Sun.

This little gem of a tapas and wine bar is a real find, in the heart of the vibrant Born area. Ziryab makes fusion tapas that blend traditional Catalan dishes with fresh spices and herbs from the Middle East, producing original and unique flavours! There is a funky bar area, an intimate balcony dining area and comfy Bedouin seating area. Check out wine tasting sessions and live music every Weds. Group bookings welcome. Free glass of cava with this advert!

Ziryab // Fusion Tapas & Wine Bar

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Address: C/ Diputació 164 Tel: 93 454 8613 Web: www.amalteaygovinda.com Open: Mon-Sat 1pm-4pm, 8pm-11pm

Amaltea uses the freshest and most natural ingredients, including many bio-logical products, to make the delicious and creative dishes for which it is re-nowned. Midday menus are 10,70€, and weekends and evenings are 15,30€. A midday combination dish with a drink is just 8,70€. Enjoy home made desserts and herbal teas here! Vegetarian cooking courses are organised here too.

Amaltea // Vegetarian

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MariscCoType: Seafood

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Enjoy Mediterranean cuisine with fresh top quality products in a modern and welcoming ambience. Choose from the extensive se-lection of fresh fish and seafood on display, and it will be grilled or prepared in front of you. The price of the dish is according to weight of the fish or seafood. Specialties include risotto with lob-ster, and homemade desserts. Group menus are available.

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othic“Don’t miss MariscCo´s new restaurant in

Plaça Reial!”Address: C/ Còrsega 272 Tel: 93 292 2816

Diagonal, FGC ProvençaAddress: Plaza Reial 8Tel: 93 412 4536

LiceuWeb: www.mariscco.com

Groups Welcome!Private din-ing rooms for 12, 50 and 100 people. Contact us to find out about special group menus all year round!

Eixample

Address: C/ Muntaner 102 Tel: 93 451 9670 Web: www.casachelis.com Open: Mon-Sat 9am-1am. Non-stop kitchen.

Both the food and ambience are characterised by elegance, authenticity, and quality that you are sure to enjoy and appreciate. Inspired by traditional tapas and wine bars, they add innovative avant-garde touches to carefully elabo-rated dishes which are made with local and organic ingredients. Gourmet Iberian ham and cold cuts, matured cheeses, and fresh seafood are comple-mented by an extensive wine list. Discover the real tapas experience here!

Casa Chelis // Tapas & Mediterranean

Diagonal/ Hospital Clinic. FGC: Provença

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Address: Consell de Cent 255 Tel: 93 451 5454 Open: Every day 1pm-12am Web: www.sushiexpress.net

In order to enjoy the best sushi service in the city, this is your place! Sushi Express takes great pride in using top quality ingredients to ensure excellent sushi. They are conveniently located in l’Eixample and can also deliver, from 1pm-3pm and from 8pm-11pm. You can choose individual pieces of maki, nigiri, sashimi, temaki, menus, combos, and other Japanese specialties from an extensive menu that you can check on their website.

Sushi Expres // Sushi

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Address: C/ Casanova 68 Tel: 93 453 4978 Web: www.khana.es Open: 8pm-12am (kitchen until 12am.) Closed Tuesdays.

With two award winning chefs serving ‘a la carte’ Indian food, in the most elegant of surroundings, you will not fail to be impressed by the individual flavours of the most traditional dishes. Over 30 authentic chicken, lamb and prawn curries, Biryanis, and vegetarian dishes prepared by the Punjabi chef assure that there is something for every taste. And while the food is 100% au-thentic Indian, the way it is served is inspired by the European gastronomy.

Khana Indian // Indian

Urgell

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“Are there any questions for whose answer you would die?”

Wifi Live Music Food Outdoor terrace Tv sports Takeaway Price€

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XapacoType: Restaurant/Bar

For the last 25 years this local restaurant and bar has been serving great food at unbeatable prices - it’s definitely worth checking it out! Specialities include traditional “Grandmother’s style” chips, burgers with Galician meat, and a generous selection of Iberian and Andalucían hams and cold cuts. The bar serves traditional juniper liquors, Spanish wines, and quality beers.

Eixample

“Great value cuisine! Just 5 minutes from Passeig de Gracia”

Address: Consell de Cent 411 Tel: 93 265 3436

Open: Mon-Thur 8am-2am, Fri-Sat 8am-3am.

Girona

Poble Nou

Address: Rambla Poblenou 42 Tel: 93 225 2088 Web: www.alianzadelpoblenou.com Open: 9am-1am. Non-stop kitchen.

Situated near the beach in the maritime district of Poblenou, you’ll find the best of Barcelona’s Mediterranean cuisine and local speciality dishes. This is where the locals go to eat freshly made paellas and traditional rice dishes, and the finest fish and seafood. Choose from a good tapas selection, including premim cuts of Serrano ham, and experience a jug of the real sangria on its large outdoor terrace. This is the Rambla you want to be dining on!

La Aliança del Poblenou // Mediterranean

Poblenou

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Gothic

Address: C/ Anselm Clavé 19 Tel: 93 342 6422 Open: Tue-Thur 9am-2am, Fri: 9am-3am, Sat: 4pm-3am Sun: 4pm-2am Facebook: GuruCafeBar

Guru´s reputation as a fantastic cocktail bar is now enhanced by their in-novative new menu. Breakfasts, salads, bagels, international and Spanish tapas, burgers, and more are all elaborated with fresh market ingredients, and accompanied by a great selection of smoothies, fresh juices, cocktails, beers and wines throughout the day and evening. Great vegetarian and vegan options available!

Guru Café & Cocktail Bar // Type: International

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BiergartenType: German terrace grill

The very first traditional German terrace-grill in Barcelona, where you can eat special sausages from Baviera, and the most tradi-tional beer: Erdinger. Its terrace perfectly recreates the legendary beer gardens, with typical food and beer, with wooden benches and the best service with waiters wearing traditional costumes from the region. Discover a little Germany in Barcelona and have a great time while watching your favourite football match.

Les Corts

“This summr have a cold beer in this authen-

tic German terrace”Address: Pl Pius X, 4. Garden of Princess Sofia Hotel Reservations

Tel: 676 47 70 94 Email: psofiabiergarten@expogrupo.com Open: Mon-Sun1pm-12am

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Address: C/ Marina 20 Tel: 93 184 44 61 Open: Every day 12pm-2.30am Web: www.rembrandtbarcelona.eu

Located just behind Port Olympic, this welcoming Dutch owned cafe has an international ambience, a delicious menu, and some great special offers. Ev-ery Thurs, student night: student meal 6€, beer & wine 1,50€ all night. Fri: Ladies´night, 1,50€ glass cava all night. Best nachos and 2 cañas just 9€. You can also enjoy all the football, and chill out on our large heated terrace. Group menus and cocktail classes also available.

Rembrandt Café// International

Vila Olimpica

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Address: C/ Hospital 104 Tel: 93 329 8277 Web: www.barraval.com Open: Mon-Thur 12pm- 2am, Fri-Sat until 3am, Sat-Sun from 9am.

Choose from a delicious selection of fresh tapas, and the highlights of Catalan and Mediterranean cuisine, with ingredients from the nearby Boqueria mar-ket. Special weekend paella menu, accompanied by tapas, for just 15€ every Sat and Sun. Fresh fruit cocktails are served until late, and the ambience takes on the flavor of the night as Djs spin soul, jazz an RnB at weekends. The outdoor terrace is perfect for those early spring evenings.

Barraval // Tapas

Liceu

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Barnabier

Pescadito de Balmes

Type: Mediterranean

Type: Mediterranean

We specialize in Mediterranean cuisine, paellas, fresh seafood, tapas and beer, and are located right in the heart of the Puerto Olimpico, by the seafront. The menu also includes an extensive variety of other dishes to suit all tastes, and there is a wide selec-tion of quality wines and cavas. For group reservations of 10 or more persons please consult availability. Complete menu online.

Specialising in Mediterranean cuisine and seafood, with all fresh seasonal market ingredients, this traditional restaurant is run by a family that has been offering the best local dishes for 20 years. Lunchtime menu Mon-Fri, and tailored menus available for all types of special events in 2 independent rooms for up to 90 din-ers. Menus for stag & hens events with special prices.

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“Enjoy fresh tapas, paella, and sangria,

by the seafront”

“Lovely terrace in closed square where

children can play”

Address: C/ de la Marina 16-18 Tel: 93 221 0212

Web: www.barnabier.com Email: info@barnabier.com Open: 7.30am-1am, 365 days a year Vila Olimpica

Address: C/ Balmes 440 Tel: 93 417 1659 Open: Mon-Sat all day

11.30am-12.30am, Sun 11.30am-5pm. Web: www.elpescadito.es FGC Tibidabo/ El Putxet

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Address: Pl Pius X, 4. Garden of Princess Sofia Hotel Reservations

Tel: 676 47 70 94 Email: psofiabiergarten@expogrupo.com Open: Mon-Sun1pm-12am

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“To what question are you the answer?”

Wifi Live Music Food Outdoor terrace Tv sports Takeaway Price€

Address: C/ Boria 17 Web: www.catbar.es Open: 6pm-late, except Sundays from 4pm-10pm

A friendly, international atmosphere, great food, punk/indie music and a sense of humour! This local expat bar serves a variety of homemade fast food-style cuisine (meals for as little as 5€), and a growing collection of local and international beers (inc. BrewDog). It’s original decór and central location make it a great place to relax with friends or meet new people. Vintage mar-kets, and special events - see web for details.

Cat Bar // Vegan / International

Jaume I

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Belchica serves an excellent selection of more than 50 different Belgian beers. Stella, Leffe, Hoegaarden, La Chouffe and Chi-may triple from the tap. Multilingual staff, wifi, and your favourite sports – Sky TV and Goltv- shown on huge screen. Music from baroc to alternative rock, hip-hop, dub, reggae, to jazz. DJ perfor-mances, art exhibitions and events ( facebook.com/belchica.bar-celona for updates). Discount prices for all students. Free space and discounts for private parties (reservation in advance).

BelchicaType: Belgian Bar Eixam

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The Belgian beer experience.

More than 50 beersAddress: C/ Villarroel 60 Tel: 625 814 001

Open: Mon-Fri: 6pm-3am Sat-Sun: 7pm- 3am. UrgellE-mail: belchica@gmail.com

Address: Muntaner 7 Tel: 93 453 6445 Open: Mon-Sun 1pm-lateWeb: www.7sinsbar.com

If you’re looking for a friendly and good value place, 7Sins is perfect! Our menu has a vast selection of dishes to share as well as a large choice of gourmet 100% beef burgers. Start with drinks at the bar or on the terrace, and afterwards enjoy a cocktail downstairs in our elegant chesterfield lounge, an ideal place to have a dance and enjoy the good music. Check website for special events. Organise your own large parties or intimate evenings here!

7 Sins // Bar

Universitat

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EquinoxType: Lebanese

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Introducing Lebanese food since 1992, Equinox offers over 30 au-thentic dishes. Venture beyond the usual shawarma and try the delicious shish tawuck, tender chunks of chicken breast marinated in a smoky sauce. Or instead of hummus ask for baba ghanoush, a roasted eggplant spread. Enjoy a satisfying meal, followed by a mint tea and baklava, below its colourful hanging lanterns.

Gracia

“Authentic Lebanese cuisine in the heart

of Gracia”Address: C/ Verdi 21-23 Tel: 93 237 32 70 /

650 69 59 58 Open: Mon & Wed-Fri 6pm-2am, Sat, Sun & holidays 1.30pm-2am. Web: www.equinoxverdi.com

Fontana

Invitation shot!We invite you to a delicious Arak shot! Enjoy a satisfy-ing and good value meal with a Lebanese touch.

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Address: Joaquim Xirau Tel: 93 412 6263 Open: Pub open 10am-3am daily.Kitchen open 10am - midnight

Very centrally located Irish owned pub, just off the Ramblas. Great food served, from traditional Irish breakfast and steak & kidney pie to great burg-ers and a fantastic Sunday Roast. Special meal deals during the week from 5pm-11.30pm, and from 8pm-11.30pm at weekends. Over 400 sports chan-nels! Great atmosphere and 13 beers on tap. Free wifi. Large outdoor terrace, and pool and darts available.

Paddy Flaherty // Irish Pub

Gothic

Eixample

Address: C/ Muntaner 102 Tel: 93 451 9670 Web: www.lamartinera.com Open: Mon-Sat 6pm-3am

The art of cocktails is taken to a new level by talented baristas who prepare fine classic favourites and innovative new mixes with fresh fruit, natural prod-ucts, and quality brands; all exquisitely delicious and beautifully presented. Its careful décor creates a very pleasant ambiance. Join a fashionable and stylish clientele for an afterwork aperitif every Mon, Weds and Thurs, with tapas and salads from 9pm-11pm. A private space is available for groups.

La Martinera// Cocktail Bar

Diagonal/ Hospital Clinic. FGC: Provença

Address: Pl Joan Llongueras, 5 Web: www.salabecool.com Tram: Francesc Macia

Address: Autovia de Castelldefels C31: Km. 186,1 Viladecans. Free buses leave every 20 mins from Pl Catalunya (in front of Hard Rock Café) Web: www.row14.es

Be Cool electronic music club was founded in 2006 with a clear concept based on the electronic music culture, and quality is its basic premise. Resident DJ, DJohnston, accompanied by a varied program of guest artists bring together the most underground audience of the city. Thursday means Noise Club: the best electro rock alternative night, and Friday’s Naked Hits party is a review of the best tracks from the recent history of electronic music.

Row14 delivers an unique and unrivalled electronic music experience. State of the art sound systems in the Row Club, underground feeling in the Row Bar, and an impressive open terrace for enjoying the nights…and days. Per-fectly located outside the city centre... nothing’s gonna stop this party from going off every weekend! Very special guests every month.

Be Cool // Electronic Music

Row 14 // Night Day Parties

Francesc Masia

Viladecans

This iconic new bar in the Raval has an unbeatable cocktail se-lection, specialising in gin tonics and tequilas, plus all your other favourite mixes. Or you could choose from a good selection of imported and national beers. For a great value and delicious treat try one of their sweet crepes, such as the Hot Chocolate or Straw-berry Fields, or savoury Lee Scratch Cherry with mozzarella and cherry tomato. Delicious breakfasts, and a relaxed ambience.

33/45Type: Bar Raval

“Crepes, cocktails, and the authentic Raval

atmosphere!”Address: Joaquin Costa 4 Tel: 93 187 4138

Open: Mon-Thur: 10am-1am, Fri-Sat: 10am-3.30am, Sun:10am-12am

Sant Antoni

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AccommodationFlats to rent:Flat For Rent In Sants 85 m2. 4 bedrooms, 3 double and 1 single . Kitchen with a large dining table for 6 people. Large living room with small balcony facing the road . Air Conditioning and Central Heating. Access to large roof terrace. Large bathroom with a bath and separate massage shower cubicle. Recently fully renovated with parquet floor-ing. Can be fully furnished with fridge freezer, washing machine, microwave, oven, cooking hobs and kitchen utensils OR unfurnished if required.€900 a month. Avail-able to rent from 1st August andyref7@hotmail.com or sianjones17@hotmail.co.ukDirectly opposite Trinitat Vel-la metro, 650e/ month. ideal for a couple. Brand-new, high-quality apt to rent - american kitchen, fullly equipped with oven, fridge etc.. - big bath-room - one big living room - one bedroom with a double bed - washing maschine - TV and elevator - balcony - and a truly huge terrace above -

electricity and water at your charge, community expenses included Tel. 636 465 010 (any questions...feel free to call me).

Nice studio flat ready to live in the centre of Barcelona, well equipped and provided with basic for long and short term stays. One month in advance and current month required in concept of deposit. 500€. susymanca@gmail.com

Stunning apartment in cen-tre! 1 large double bedroom, office, spacious living room/dining room, American kitch-en, bathroom with bath and shower. Exterior apartment, light from all directions, small balcony. Metro: Sant Antoni, For non-smokers. Preference given to vegetarians! 750 eu-ros/ month, 2 months deposit. 661 057 398 or 654 926 601

Rooms/FlatshareHi! I have two double, very sunny rooms available to rent in a large flat in the centre of Grácia. The rooms are semi-furnished (they both have large wardrobes, shelves, chest of drawers, bedside

table). The price of the rooms is 300 euros plus bills (approx 50 euros). The flat is on the fifth floor, with a lift, and has wifi, telephone and central heating. There’s also a locked store room on the ground floor of the building for bi-cycles. There will be three people living in the flat in total. I’m looking for easy go-ing, friendly, tidy, non smok-ing flatmates. I’m 31 and work from home as an Illustrator. 656560081 (Vicki)2 great sunny rooms (one with a balcony) balcony lo-cated in Sagrada Familia area,also near Arc de Triomf, Marina, Glories, SEAT bus stop, Hotel Arts, UPF. Inter-national young flatshare, wifi , non smoking. Available from 1. July. Monthly rent: 300 Euro /per room bills includ-ed Email: nbcn2@yahoo.es www.roomming.comHello, my name is Victor, .. I am from Barcelona and I am looking for a new roomates. I live in a brand new flat, in Gracia’s district, Coll’s neigh-borhood, very close to Gau-di’s Park Güell and Creueta

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del Coll Park. It is a very calm and very well communicated Neighborhood. The flat is about 100m2, with 4 rooms, 2 complete baths, a great dining room and a very extends and luminous kitchen. The floor is made by wood, there is heat-ings, isolation glass windows, very high speed Internet. Ex-terior rooms, consisting in a double bed, cupboard and shelves. We live close to the “El Coll i la taixonera” and “Vallcarca” Metro stations, and (19, 28, 87, 92, N4 & N5) bus & night bus.The price is 300eu-ros/month Please contact us soon as posib 9m2 in spacious, clean and cozy flat with awesome sunny view overlooking Sagrada Fa-milia. Has window onto indoor patio. ell ventilated but little light (perfect if you’re a light sleeper). Cleaning done by all on continuous basis. US: I’m a

Canadian female doctor, 33yrs old. He’s a 28 yr old spaniard who works in IT. We look for professionals of same age range, quiet and respectful. 340e all bills included. Deposit 1 month’s rent. Methilde 670 446 559 (whatsapp) or meth-ilde@gmail.com2 great single rooms 9m2 in the heart of Barcelona, next to Pas-seig de Gracia, Plaza Catalunya, UB, UAB, FGC line. Flatshare with 7 more international stu-dents, only girls. Non smoking, wifi internet, washing machine. Monthly rent: 270 Euro and 300 Euro all bills included. nbcn1@ yahoo.es roomming.com Recently decorated room in Sagrada Familia with double bed, wardrobe and drawers, available right away! 450e in-cludes all bills, cleaning/laundry once a month and no deposit required! If you would like to see the room or request more

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photos, please call 653841069 or email barcelonaroom123@gmail.comInternational Erasmus flat has 5 rooms, this room is 15m2, washing machine, cleaning lady every 2 weeks. The flat has lots of light, a terrace for warm nights and is right in the centre of the city. The students and internship people in this flat are all international and enjoy spending time together. info@room4u.cat Live in a calm and creative am-biance. The flat is on 5 floor, and there is an elevator. The price is 365 € per month, in-cluding expenses. The deposit is 100€. 606 840 355.

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JobsSales & MarketingYouBarcelona, the leading nightlife promotions company in Barcelona, is looking for an English speaker (preferably male) between the ages of 20 and 30 to help with a new nightlife guest list targeting American students! Income for every person that enters the club for free admission under your guest list, along with the benefits of VIP treatment for you and your clients as a part of the YouBarcelona tea. Our goal is to find someone that will be here from September 2013 to January 2014 at the minimum. This person needs to be open minded, full of en-ergy, outgoing, responsible, and approachable. Please email us with any questions at floridalistbcn@gmail.com. To learn more about YouBarce-lona please visitwww.youbar-celona.com.

International Market Research Company in Barcelona seeks Native Norwegian Interviewers to conduct B2B (Business to Business) telephone surveys to obtain the professionals’ opin-ions. No sales calls. We offer a “Fijo/Discontinuo” contract, and the payment is per survey completed. The schedule is: Monday to Friday, from 9:30h to 17:30h. Must have all rele-vant documents for work, e.g., NIE, Social Security Number and Passport. Interested please send your CV at this address: jobs@rosenthal-research.comAre you looking for a fresh challenge? Looking to make lots of money? Looking for a work contract and the pos-sibility to work in an exciting, establised sales house in Bar-celona with great comms? If you’re confident on the phone, outgoing, a native English speaker, then please send in your CV to: sbarcelona425@

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Education Science, Math, History, Eng-lish and English Literature tea-tures required for international school, near BCN airport. Re-lated university degree, experi-ence, native English level, valid work permit or EU national re-quired. Residency in Barcelona a must. TESL qualifications valued. Please send CV to ad-min@es-school.com

EFL For Summer Language and Tennis Camp. Dates: 24 June to 30 August 2013 or other variations of weeks with-in this period. Times: 8:00 to 14:00 approx. Requirements: Native speakers. CELTA or equivalent. Valid work permit or EU citizenship a must. Resi-dent in Barcelona. Qualifying candidates please email a CV to Mr. Lee Hendricks at lhen-dricks@es-school.com

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OtherWe are looking for English Speaking actors and actress-es for a web series project in Barcelona. Non-paid job at the beginning but good future possibilities. Please contact bcnwebseries@gmail.com

Native French or German speaking agents with high level of English for their help-desk department. Providing 1st level technical assistance. We offer Salary of 18000 gross peryear + tickes From Monday to Friday from 9 to 18 CV to marta.rodriguez@randstad.es

City tour guides age 20-30 - flu-ent English - some experience of working with big groups of people, or a strong will to learn - acting skills preferable. Carrying out tours - 2-3 hours a day of a fixed time - Writing tours (we will help you) - 10 to 60 euro per hour! Contact with us- barcelonafreet@gmail.com

We are currently recruiting female models to work nights and weekends in our Barce-lona studios. All applicants must be over 18, able to work in Spain and have basic Eng-lish both written and spoken. Other shifts may also become available in the near future.CV with photo to onlinemodeling-bcn@gmail.comBarcelona-based Consulting firm Globalpraxis is looking for an English native, prefer-ably from the United States, to work an intensive afternoon schedule (1:00- 8:00) trans-lating and/or editing English, while working extensively with Power Point and Word. Ad-vanced PPT training available upon hire. CV to: production.recruiting@globalpraxis.com Content Editor with native French. Create high quality con-tent for various clients in French. Working on Social Media plat-forms and developing content

that is relevant and effective. Job location Sant Cugat. Send CV to charlotte.lisbonne@my-c.esNorth Hollywood based Inde-pendent film Co. seeks new faces for film production on location here in Barcelona.Ap-plicants must speak basic eng-lish. Email contact number and the best time to reach you to: jc_wrld_net11@yahoo.comInternational Market Research Company in Bcn seeks Native English Interviewers to conduct B2C (Business to Consumers) telephone surveys to obtain the professionals’ opinions. No sales calls. Send CV to this jobs@rosenthal-research.com

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always worked as a chef, but her true pas-sion is the pleasure that baking can bring - to herself and the lucky people who get to taste her creations. With a varied range of flavours (but not too many to boggle the senses) you can choose from Crema Catalana; Orange and Ginger; the infamous Red Velvet; thick and luxurious Caramel; and Carrot Cake - to name only a few. I tried the Crema Catalana and it was like sinking into velvety, glossy heaven...

The kitchen might be small and hidden be-hind-the-scenes, but it is all they need, and Yolande and Matteo have it running to rou-tine like clockwork. Yolande tells us that she generally bakes between fifty to one hundred cupcakes per day.

Mostly though, it is the warm and vibrant per-sonalities of Yolande and Matteo that will en-tice you back. As soon as you arrive, you have the feeling that you are simply hanging out in your friend’s kitchen - it’s got the right balance between professionalism and laid-back infor-mality, and simple values: Homemade with Love - you just can’t beat it.

Melz Durston

Soul Kitchen Dolc - Placa de Sant Pere, 10.www.myspace.com/pages/Soulkitchen-DolcOpening hours: Daily 8.30 - 21.00

A sweet stone’s throw from Arc de Triomf, in the Borne, Soul Kitchen Dolc is the re-cently opened new cake-bake business by independent en-trepreneurs Yolande and Mat-teo. Situated unobtrusively off Placa de Sant Pere, with its own compact terrace area, you’ll be lured in with the tempting aro-mas of fresh coffee brewing and colourful cakes baking.

Yolande welcomes me into their kitchen at the back of the shop and opens the oven, revealing tray after tray of golden, plump vanilla cupcakes. The smile doesn’t leave her face and it’s clear that she has found her place in baking.

She tells us, “We bake using only natural ingredients, no excess of sugar, fats or salt. Everything is organic. And of course, we bake with love,” she adds with a laugh.

So how did Yolande and Matteo make the leap to owning their own business in Barcelona?Yolande tells us that she has

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