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Barcelona

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Sagrada Familia

4.8 (316,783)

Antoni Gaudi's unfinished masterpiece basilica with towering spires and intricate facades. Book timed tickets for cruise excursions. Iconic symbol of Barcelona.

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Park Guell

4.4 (229,753)

Whimsical Gaudi park with mosaic lizards, gingerbread houses, and city views. Shuttle or hop-on bus from port. Must for architecture fans.

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La Rambla

4.4 (8,901)

Bustling pedestrian street from port area to Gothic Quarter lined with street performers. Street food and markets. Vibrant people-watching.

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Casa Batllo

4.7 (198,705)

Gaudi's colorful 'House of Bones' with wavy facade and rooftop dragons. Audio guide tours. Modernisme gem.

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Alicante

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Santa Bárbara Castle

4.7 (49,386)

Hilltop fortress overlooking the bay with panoramic city and sea views. Funicular ride up; history exhibits inside. Must-do for vistas.

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Postiguet Beach

4.4 (3,734)

Urban beach steps from the cruise port with soft sands and promenades. Swim, sunbathe, or paella lunch. Family-friendly convenience.

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Explanada de España

Palm-lined boulevard with mosaic tiles, cafes, and sculptures. Stroll for people-watching and shopping. Alicante's elegant heart.

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Central Market

4.6 (33,212)

Fresh produce, tapas, and seafood under modernist architecture. Taste local Alicante specialties. Bustling morning market.

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This ancient Moorish fortress offers stunning panoramic views of Malaga and the sea, perfect for a quick uphill walk from the port. Explore its lush gardens and intricate arches, a must-see symbol of the city's Islamic heritage. Ideal for cruise passengers with limited time seeking history and photo ops.

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Malaga Cathedral

4.6 (34,846)

Nicknamed 'La Manquita' for its unfinished tower, this Renaissance cathedral dominates the skyline and features ornate interiors and a climbable rooftop. It's a short walk from the port and offers a serene contrast to the bustling streets. Perfect for architecture enthusiasts.

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Picasso Museum

4.3 (34,495)

Housed in a 16th-century mansion, this museum boasts over 200 works by native son Pablo Picasso, from his Blue Period to Cubism. It's a cultural highlight for art lovers docking in Malaga. Spend an hour immersing in genius without the crowds of larger cities.

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Mercado de Atarazanas

4.6 (47,232)

Malaga's vibrant food market in a stunning iron-laced building overflows with fresh seafood, tapas, and local sweets. Grab a quick bite or souvenir spices. Essential for tasting Andalusian flavors near the port.

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