So you’re planning a trip to Barcelona? Maybe you’ve heard whispers of Gaudí’s dreamy architecture, or perhaps you’re chasing the promise of sun-soaked beaches and plates piled high with tapas.

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The multicolored mosaics and swirling stonework of maverick architect Antoni Gaudí may be Barcelona’s most famous attractions, but the Catalan capital is also home to some of Spain’s most luxurious, ...