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  • The swaying cable cars that glide slowly between the Port and Montjuïc are something of a Barcelona landmark. To those not afraid of heights, they reveal hidden aspects of the city and provide a pleasurable way to get to the top of Montjuïc. (Tours & Trips).

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Miramar, Montjuïc/Port de Barcelona 11am–9pm daily Adm Closed for renovations until Apr 2006
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