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We are loving our MONTH OF LOVE on Facebook. Are you?…

February is a special month, where we see the winter’s wind fade away and look forward to the approaching spring. It is also the month in which we celebrate Valentines Day and in honour of this…we have decided that at Babylon Idiomas, February is El Mes de Amor or The Month of Love! Now you can take advantage of our Month of Love by joining us on our facebook pages and particpating in our games and quizzes (which will all be themed around L.O.V.E and Spanish of course). You can...

Famous Music Festivals in Spain

Throughout the year, especially in the spring and summer there are dozens of music festivals all over Spain that are definitely worth a visit if you are a festival fan. We have put together a small selection of the most famous festivals held in Spain especially for our Babylon Idiomas students. Maybe it can inspire you to plan your trip to one of the Spanish cities and if you like you could even combine with a Babylon Idiomas course in one of our schools in Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia, Seville...

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Babylon Idiomas Video Competition

  Win a Babylon Idiomas Goodie Bag and a Free Week of Intensive 20 Study at Babylon Idiomas!   All you have to do to win this amazing prize is make a short video about Babylon Idiomas for our new YouTube account… www.youtube.com/user/BabylonIdiomasSchool Your Babylon Idiomas video must be at least 30 seconds long and can be on anything related to Babylon Idiomas Schools. Entries will also be posted on our Facebook pages for comments from other students. No entries after the...

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Sonar Music Festival 2011

The Sonar Festival takes place annually every June in Barcelona. This year it´s the 18th time that this festival gets Barcelona crazy for a weekend. The festival officially runs three days, June 16th to June 18th, but parties take place for a few days before and after the festival, as well. The festival attracts some of the biggest international artists leaning towards groundbreaking and underground artists. The festival attracts approximately 80,000 people each year. Don´t miss it! The...

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Events and Festivals in Spain this May!

It’s finally May! The month where the sun begins to get into its groove and shine brightly, bringing smiles to all of our faces and to make sure you make the most of this wonderful May month we are giving you information on a brilliant event or festival thats taking place in your city. Enjoy!!!   Madrid – San Isidro (15th May) San Isidro is the patron saint of Madrid and on the 15th of May one of the most celebrated days in Madrid takes place in his honour (A variety of other...

A visit to the Camp Nou to see F.C. Barcelona play

Messi somewhere in this photo (c) Hairy Monkey Pictures They say that football in most if not all Latin countries is like religion and this is certainly true for Spain. That may have to do partially with the beauty of the game itself but it is definitely boosted by the tribal affiliations that divide and unite Spain. F.C. Barcelona’s slogan for the last few years has been “Més que un club” which is Catalan for “More than (just) a club”. Although F.C. Barcelona was...

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La Fiesta de la Mercè: the festival of festivals in Barcelona

Is there a better way of enjoying the last summer nights of Barcelona than doing this at the fabulous city festival? We´re sure there isn´t!! Next week´s starting the Fiesta de la Mercé, the patron saint of Barcelona. Traditionally this festival started 1902 as a religious one and over the years it has become a popular celebration all over Cataluña. During the Civil War and the Franco era celebrations of traditions were forbidden, it is for this reason that it has become the most...

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Tibidabo

PÃ¥ kvällen lyser det frÃ¥n Tibidabo, att beskÃ¥da hela vägen ner till las Ramlas, och dess kyrka ser ut som ett magiskt sagoslott hämtat frÃ¥n en gammal film. Längs en promenad upp Av. Tibidabo’s serpentinvägar är det svÃ¥rt att inte lÃ¥ta fantasin konstruera bilder om hur livet fortlöpte här för 100 Ã¥r sedan. Husen är stora och mÃ¥nga liknar mer smÃ¥ slott med dess tinnar och torn… Med Barcelonas tusentals besökare och ständiga festligheter som drar upp stadens pulskan...

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La Festa Major de Gracià

The city of Barcelona used to be confined until the 19th century to the outer walls of what we call the Old Town or the “Barrio Gótico”. Several towns and villages were situated at a short distance from the big town but were -proudly- independent. Today in the 21st century, all these places have been gobbled up by Barcelona and relegated to the status of neighbourhood. One such area in particular still resists the notion that it is no longer independent and this area is called...

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Bar Jaica – Einer der besten Tapasbars von Barcelona

Die Tapas Bar Jaica ist eine der bekanntesten typischen spanischen Bars um in Barcelona Tapas zu Essen. Sie liegt mitten im schönen Nachbarschaftsviertel Barceloneta, ganz in der Nähe vom Strand. Bar Jaica ist ein idealer Platz um nach dem Sonnen baden seinen Apetit zu stillen und die Spezialitäten Spaniens zu geniessen. In einer kleinen Vitrine an der Bar kannst du dir verschiedene Spezialitäten anschauen, wie z.B. Chocos, Calamares, Pimientos de Padron, Pulpo …. bevor du dich...

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