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The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is situated around 45 minutes outside Barcelona, one of the world's leading tourist hotspots and the capital of Spain's most easterly region. Since its inception in 1951, the Spanish Grand Prix has had five different homes and was initially an irregular fixture, but since 1991 the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya has become the staple site for this early season Spanish fiesta.
Start your day at Park Güell, situated in the hills above the city. This park was designed by one of the city's most famous sons, Antoni Gaudí. Opened in 1926, the park has both paid-for and free areas. Make sure to explore each themed garden and head to the most westerly end of the park for breathtaking views of the entire city from the hill.
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