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The team of the city’s second favourite sport play at the Palau Blaugrana.
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Tickets to see this first-division side are rare; 4,000 are sold a week before matches – call to find out when to queue.
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Roller hockey (played on skates) is popular in Barcelona.
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From late September to late October, thousands of Catalans flock to the hills in search of the highly-prized rovelló . There are also poisonous varieties, so amateurs are best to get a guide through the Diputació de Barcelona.
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Egalitarian tennis or poor man’s squash, all you need is a tennis racket and ball to beat against the wall to enjoy this popular pastime. The city’s parks are full of free frontó courts; one of the best is next to the Casa del Mig in the Parc de l’Espanya Industrial (Parc de l’Espanya Industrial).
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The Costa Brava is one of Europe’s top golf destinations; the best courses are around Platja d’Aro.
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For a birds-eye view of Barcelona consider a helicòpter ride over the city. Helipistas SL will take a minimum of 2 people on a 30-minute ride over Mont-juïc, the port and the southern part of the city. Transport to and from the out-of-town airport is included in the price.
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Montseny national park National Parks & Nature Reserves is ideal for horse riding, with a number of centres.
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These wild gardens offer splendid vistas and hundreds of examples of typical Mediterranean vegetation.
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An avenue lined with sculptures by Frederic Marès and Ernest Maragall is the main delight here. The garden also has the last of the city’s ginjoler trees.
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