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 Welcome to Things to Do in Barcelona, listeners! I'm Ollie Bennet, your globe-trotting sports nut turned city explorer, ready to unleash the quirky magic of this Catalan powerhouse. Picture this: a crisp winter sun shining over the Mediterranean at 10 AM on this vibrant Saturday, with a cool 12-degree breeze whispering adventure through the Gothic Quarter—perfect for dipping into Barcelona's electric pulse without breaking a sweat.

Kick off your day with high-energy beats at Input High Fidelity Dance Club, where Lacchesi spins techno magic tonight, according to Shazam events—pure rhythm for dance fiends. Families, dive into CosmoCaixa science wonders and the mystical Bellesguard Tower tour via Camino Barcelona's weekly program; it's hands-on fun that'll have kids buzzing like caffeinated fireflies. Culture lovers, catch live acoustic vibes at Hard Rock Cafe with Old Shanela rocking the stage. Sports junkies like me? Eyes on the epic Barcelona vs. Real Madrid women's showdown for the Spanish Super Cup at Castalia Stadium in Castellón this evening—Real Madrid's squad is fired up after smashing Atlético 3-1, reports the club site. And for nightlife thrill-seekers, La Paloma presents Crazy P at 11:30 PM, a funky disco explosion that'll have you grooving till dawn.

Local buzz: No major transit hiccups, but whispers of new tapas spots popping in El Born—grab paella at a hidden gem before it blows up. Must-dos today? Stroll Sagrada Família's spires for that Gaudí wow, then uncover Parc del Laberint d'Horta's maze-like gardens—a sneaky serene escape from tourist trails. Pro tip: Locals slurp calçots (grilled onions with romesco sauce) this season; hit a market for some and channel your inner Catalan—messy, merry, and utterly addictive!

Tomorrow? Gear up for Valls' massive Gran Calçotada festival just outside town, the ultimate eat-off with human towers and 12 calçots per plate. Tune in for more epic discoveries!

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