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The document discusses several important landmarks, artists, and cultural traditions in Barcelona. It describes landmarks like the Cathedral of Barcelona, Park Güell, and Sagrada Familia, and notes that Antoni Gaudí was an important architect. It also mentions traditions like human castles called "els castellers", the "caga tió" Christmas log that gives gifts, and typical foods like bread with tomatoes, ham, cheese and chorizo.
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