The document summarizes some of the most interesting sites in Barcelona, including its architecture from Roman, medieval, and modernist periods. It highlights notable landmarks like Sagrada Família, Park Güell, Camp Nou stadium, as well as popular areas like La Rambla street and Barceloneta beach. The summary provides a high-level overview of the key places and historical periods mentioned in the original document.

1. Interesting cities
(Barcelona)
By: -Juan Castro.
-Maria Lagos.
-Camila Martínez.
Teacher: Maria Alejandra Torres.
Date: Concepcion-03-April-2014.

2. Introduction

3. The architecture of the Barcelona’s city
 Rare Roman remains:

4.  Medieval times: The Gothic style
Saint Eulalia Cathedral The Tinell salon

5.  The modernism
Sagrada Família
The Parc Güell

6.  The post-Olympic stage
Museum of Contemporary Art of
Barcelona
The Torre Agbar

7. Barceloneta beach:
 Barceloneta beach is the closest
beach to Barcelona city centre.
This beach was listed as number
one in a list of the top ten city beaches in the world
according to National Geographic and Discovery Channel.

8. Park Güell:
 It is a garden complex with architectural elements
situated on the hill of El Carmel. It was designed by the
Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí and built in the years
1900 to 1914.

9. Camp Nou:
 Camp Nou was built between 1954 and 1957, and
officially opened on
the 24th of September
1957 with a match between
FC Barcelona and a selection
of players from the city of Warsaw.
It is the largest stadium in
Europe and the
11th largest in
the world in terms of capacity.

10. La Rambla:
 This is probably the city’s most famous street and is a
bustling hive of activity. Located just off Plaza Catalunya
and leading right down towards the port and beach, you’ll
find street performers, lots of bars and restaurants