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La India Dormida above El Valle de Antón: the legend of the sleeping woman, the trail, when to go, what to bring and where to eat afterward.
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San Siro beyond the stadium: the Thursday market, trams, parks and cafés of an ordinary Milan neighborhood, and how to get there by metro and tram.
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Barcelona Between the Shelves: Bookshops and Cultural Spaces Worth a Detour

Bookshops in Barcelona worth a detour, from Llibreria Finestres in Eixample to second-hand English books in Gràcia, plus the CCCB and a 19th-century library.
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