Welcome to T List, a newsletter from the editors of T Magazine. Each week we share what we eat, wear, listen to or currently envy. sign up here To find us in your inbox every Wednesday. And you can always reach us tlist@nytimes.com. visit this A Hotel in Barcelona’s Creative District Barcelona’s bohemian side can …
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Updated Two-Bedroom Apartment in Barcelona $850,000 (750,000 EURO) This is a two bedroom apartmentBarcelona’s Sant Antoni district features an updated interior illuminated by multiple exteriors, including a rare 430-square-foot terrace in the center of the city, with zones dedicated to dining, sunbathing, and laundry. Carlos Cossio, senior consultant at listed Engel & Völkers, said the …
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This is a sharp change in the landscape of football. For decades, it was assumed that Real Madrid and Barcelona represented the apex of the sporting hierarchy: They were the sport’s alphas, ultimate targets and mega-predators. This is no longer valid. Real Madrid and Barcelona are not at the top of the food chain for …
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BARCELONA, Spain — These are the bare statistics of Barcelona Femení’s season so far. The team played nine matches in the league. Won nine matches in the league. In fact, he won them by such a large margin that the word “won” doesn’t quite capture him. Barcelona’s first match ended 5-0. So is the second …
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Before coming to Barcelona, Ronald Koeman knew his journey as the club’s manager was over. The team lost for the second time in four days, losing to Real Madrid on Sunday and then to the humble Rayo Vallecano on Wednesday. He finished ninth in La Liga. The club decided, there was no turning back. The …
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BARCELONA – By even the most benevolent estimate, Camp Nou is a little over a third full when the teams take the field. The Champions League anthem plays and drowns out the thin applause that greets the players. Fans lined up in rows of sun-bleached rows of seats stretching into the sky, lost in the …
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the beginning of a problem Forty years ago, Barcelona wasn’t high on most tourists’ lists of European must-sees. But that changed after the city hosted the Summer Olympics in 1992: Huge public investment in beautifying the city coincided with a pivotal point on the global stage. A new “target” was born. Attracted by the city’s …
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French football giant Paris St.-Germain, financed by the Qatari state, has agreed to a two-year contract with Lionel Messi. Deal coming days after Messi cry goodbye To FC Barcelona, the club where he spent his entire professional career, he concluded a short and private bidding war for Messi and reunited him with his former Barcelona …
The club announced on Thursday that Lionel Messi will not be returning to FC Barcelona. The 34-year-old superstar, who has been at the club since the age of 13, was expected to sign a new contract with Barcelona on Thursday, but amid reports of an interruption in talks, the team said he would not return. …
When Lionel Messi walked off the pitch late Saturday night after the Copa América final, the Argentine captain, one of the most famous athletes in history, finally said, a champion in his national colors. He was also unemployed just weeks after his 34th birthday. Messi’s talent has never been questioned. Six times the worldwide player …
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