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Souvenirs to bring back with you from Barcelona

Memories of your visit to Barcelona are wonderful for a time. However, if you would looking for something a little more tangible to help keep your visit to this amazing city alive then why not buy a few souvenirs before you leave.

Below are a number of goodies that you can find in the city that you will want to nab before you head home.

Related article: Best streets to go shopping in Barcelona

1. FC Barcelona Gear

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Of all the ways to show how much you loved your time in this city then investing in some of the city’s soccer team gear is a great idea. If you don’t want to spend a fortune on one of the team’s blue and scarlet striped tops, with your name printed on the back, of course, go for a Barça scarf (bufanda) instead.

2. Catalan Flag

This is certainly an item to make a statement with much as the residents of this region of Spain feel. This simple red and yellow flag (bandera) is a symbol of the people of Catalonia of the region being their own country.

3. Espardenyas

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We actually know them as espadrilles and are the footwear of choice throughout the summer months. Along with them coming in a variety of different colours, you’ll find that they come with a really attractive price tag. Normally a good pair of such shoes will only set you back around €10.

4. Cava

If you still have room available and your allowance for duty-free hasn’t been taken up yet then pop a couple of bottles of cava into your luggage. This often tastes just as good as some of the more expensive French champagnes available.

Related article: Where to drink cava in Barcelona

5. Turrón (Torró)

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For those who have a sweet tooth then including some of this delish tasting sweet in your bag is a good idea. For those who like something a little creamy we suggest you buy some of the turrón de Xixona, whilst those who want theirs to have a little more bite go for the turrón duro.

6. Ceramics

If you are looking for something a little more unique then no visit to Barcelona would be complete without spending some time at Formista. This gallery/shop have a wonderful selection of items for sale made not only by local designers and artists but also by some from abroad.

7. Paella Products

You’ve probably enjoyed some really amazing Paella dishes during your visit to this city. So why not take the opportunity to snap up a box or two of the spices that will help to give your paella once back home from Barcelona the perfect flavour as well.

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James

James is a passionate writer in love with the beautiful city of Barcelona.

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