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9 years ago
This place seemed okay. It was hard to get to and hard to get a cab to pick up us. But the kids seemed to like it. Visited August 22, 2017. read more
Climbat - Climbing Near Me - Barcelona, B
Carrer del Moianès, 19 - 21
08014 Barcelona
Spain
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934 329 908
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http://www.climbat.com
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What time does Climbat open?
Climbat opens at 11:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Climbat close?
Climbat closes at 11:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Climbat closes at 7:00 PM on Saturday.Climbat is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Fri 11:00 AM - 11:00 PMSat 11:00 AM - 7:00 PMSun Closed
Does Climbat have bike parking?
Yes, Climbat has bike parking.
Does Climbat have parking?
Yes, Climbat has parking options.
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We ate in their branch in Poble Espanyol. Terrible all around. The sangria had unrecognizable…read morebits of chopped fruit and a pool of sugar at the bottom. The paellas were overly salty and the "mountain" version came without the promised meat (they brought some roast rabbit when we complained).
A free outdoor climbing gym? Are you fucking kidding me?!?!…read more This place is way too awesome! If you don't have a rope,just bring your shoes and traverse the wall, there will be plenty of others doing the same thing.
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For an suggested donation of one euro you can enter the gym. This is a really local place I…read morediscovered on google maps and decided to come check it out in the evening. It's located on the second floor of a restaurant and opened, maintained land cleaned by volunteers. They have shoes you can borrow and chalk dust for your hands. Sometimes the volunteers are playing rock climbing games and may ask if you want to join them.
Small gym with three mattresses underneath
Smallish TNF boutique that has pretty much their entire line. I think some of their high end…read moremountaineering gear is missing, but that makes sense as this is more urban oriented than expedition outfitter. Nonetheless, if you are in need of sturdy outdoors gear, or are backpacking and forgot to bring something, this is a good stop to grab whatever you need. Of note, they have these cool city tshirts that have coordinates and Barcelona written on them.
I bought a Barcelona T & needed a larger size. Exchange only. Tags attached but no receipt. They…read morerefused to help in any way & then suggested that " they dont do like we do ", did you know you were in Europe? . I shop there each trip but no more. They lost a customer. Their "return" sign in English is incorrect English. I made an online complaint + called NF.
I did the the country tour- Spain, Andorra, and France and I was very satisfied by the quality of…read morethe tour, the attitude of the driver and tour guide. He was very flexible with our coffee breaks and gave us adequate free time in France, Spain, and Andorra, Niko gave us some typical Catalan dishes, desserts, etc. He is very understanding of other passengers need for shopping as well. This business has small group tours and they are worth the price definitely. Not a lot of waiting.
I was spending two weeks in Barcelona, was unlucky enough to have a non sunny day. So my girlfriend…read moreand I decided to go wall climbing. We went with Greg from Stoketank.com, a Belgian in Barcelona, and took a initiation lesson. We were a group of 8, everyone was friendly and fun and it ended up being a super fun afternoon. We climbed at a climbing gym La Foixarda. Greg had taken care to organise everything and we could rent the equipment there. The climbing gym was also pretty great, but it was the first time I had been to one, so it was difficult to compare what normally to expect. Climbing with Greg was great and a lot of fun, I can only recommend it to anyone else going to Barcelona.
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Visiting from abroad. We bought tickets the day prior for the very next day. Spent 2 trains and a…read morebus to arrive at the park. The attractions and rides were all closed for "technical reasons". No signs were posted. No email the morning of to save us from going all that way. We were refused a refund in person and also upon the suggested customer service email address.
Tibidabo is the highest peak in Barcelona, Spain! It's a touristy spot that gives you a 360° view…read moreover the Mediterranean Sea, the city of Barcelona, and the surrounding suburbs. Even though I've visited the Barcelona area about a dozen times, this was my first time at Tibidabo, and I was glad to share this experience with my husband and my brother's family. If you're planning a trip to Barcelona, this is a definite spot to visit at least once in your lifetime. It was well worth my 15 year wait! The top of Tibidabo is crowned by the Cathedral del Sagrat Cor. This church was constructed between 1902 and 1960 in a mixture of modernista and neogothic styles. It's also home to the Tibidabo Amusement Park built in 1889. You might recognize views of Tibidabo in international films like Vicky Christina Barcelona.
This place has a beautiful terrace which at night after some shopping was perfect! We stopped by…read morefor some coffee and dessert which were delicious but nothing extraordinary. The restaurant itself was pretty pricy but if you love a good location it might be the place for you. There are three restaurants/areas to sit at depending on the kind of atmosphere you would like. Overall a good time but pricy.
We went there for dinner because of the pretty patio. Expensive for the super small food portion…read more Taste was not special, and service was just OK.
One of the most beautiful parks I've ever been to. Has a very classical feel to it…read more There is a maze and a ton of fountains. Also mosquitos are here. They got me. Still, we'll worth the visit.
Quite a ways out of the city center. I found it on a list of places in Barcelona to see when you've…read moreseen all the standards. https://bnc.lt/gtCg/Y7AS0m8x11 Not an especially scenic walk, past many hospitals, clinics and apartment complexes. There's a big highway along much of the route. Below ground level, but not covered as in town. You're heading towards the end of the L3 line. The park is worth the trip. Fabulous gardens, the maze, and 200+ year old buildings. Some statuary shows its age, but that adds to the charm. If you're over 65, admission is free.