NUM maps 11 temples in Barcelona, almost all working Buddhist and Hindu centers rather than sights, with what to wear and when to arrive.
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ISKCON Barcelona — The Hare Krishna temple. Visitors are generally welcome at its public programs of chanting and talks, which often end with vegetarian food; shoes off at the door. (41.3799, 2.1759) · Directions ↗Apart from Sakyatashi Ling, the temples here are working practice centers, usually inside ordinary apartment buildings, and the doorbell may carry only a surname. Come for a scheduled session, not to look round. Take shoes off, dress plainly with legs and shoulders covered, and turn phones fully off. At Zen dojos the door is often closed once sitting begins, so arrive ten or fifteen minutes early; being late means waiting for the next period or going home.
Yes, mostly as practice centers rather than temple buildings. Monasterio Budista Sakyatashi Ling in the Garraf hills is the one that looks like a temple; Centre Budista Kadampa Mahakaruna and Centro Budista Camino del Diamante Barcelona run classes in the city.
NUM's directory maps 11 temples in Barcelona, nearly all Buddhist centers plus the Hare Krishna temple.
Plain clothes covering shoulders and knees, and socks, since shoes come off at the door.
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