
Only a few days remain until the next date of the Spanish Poker Championship, which will be played at the legendary venue of Casino Barcelona. In addition to the highest level of European poker and the most popular stop on the entire circuit, the CEP Barcelona also offers all kinds of tourist attractions so that players and their companions can enjoy both on and off the tables.
Thanks to its endless cultural richness, vibrant nightlife, and unparalleled beaches and landscapes, the Catalan City has earned a special place on the calendar of all poker lovers in Europe. Barcelona’s summer is preparing to host the next edition of the CEP between August 3 and 17.
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Barceloneta Beach
The first thing that stands out upon arriving at Casino Barcelona is its unbeatable location. Located right in front of Barceloneta Beach, the oldest, most famous, and most central in the city, this coastal area stands out for its lively and festive atmosphere, even featuring sports courts. Additionally, its proximity to the best restaurants in the area makes it a must-visit for those in Barcelona, as it offers one of the best outdoor experiences.

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Basilica of the Sagrada Familia
One of the great news in the architectural and cultural world was the completion of the tallest tower of Gaudí’s masterpiece, the Basilica of the Sagrada Familia. The historic work has been under construction for 144 years and, although an important part was completed earlier this year, there are still works pending inside, and it is estimated that the construction of the Glory Facade will be ready by the early 2030s.
Despite (or rather, because of) its constant construction, the Basilica continues to be one of the main tourist attractions of the city. It is the ultimate exponent of Catalan modernist architecture and is visited by thousands of tourists year after year. If, besides poker, you are interested in incorporating the culture of one of the most attractive cities in the world, this is a visit that cannot be left out of your itinerary.

The Imposing Cathedral Stands Out Among The Other Buildings In The City
The new Camp Nou
Barcelona also has the new and remodeled Camp Nou, the imposing stadium of FC Barcelona where the football star Lionel Messi
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Founded in 1957, this stadium, which is still finishing an expansion and modernization project, will have a capacity of 105,000 spectators, one of the largest among the great football venues worldwide. Even if it is not match day, guided tours allow you to thoroughly explore the corridors and history of this true sports giant.

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The Gothic Quarter
In the heart of the Catalan capital lies the Gothic Quarter, a beautiful area characterized by its narrow and labyrinthine streets and historic monuments. It also features other cultural attractions, such as the Church of San Felipe Neri and the Bishop’s Bridge.
If you want a quieter experience that connects you with Barcelona’s cultural history, the magical and enigmatic streets of the Gothic Quarter should be a guaranteed visit during your stay.

Among Its Streets And Labyrinths Lies The True Beauty Of The City Of Barcelona
El Born
Not everything is beaches and architecture in the city of Barcelona. El Born is a neighborhood characterized mainly by its ties to art. Within it are the prestigious Moco Museum and Picasso Museum, where some of the greatest works in the history of art can be found.
If you are looking for a walk that connects you with the history of the artists who marked a before and after in the development of aesthetics and plastic art, this neighborhood offers some of the greatest wonders that can be found within a block.

The Picasso Museum Holds Some Of The Main Works Of The Historic Artist
As you can see, the CEP Barcelona is not just a poker tournament. Being located in a city brimming with culture, history, and landscapes, this festival has become a unique experience, which is why it holds a privileged place on the calendar of the Spanish Poker Championship.
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