Rambla del Mar Barcelona

We arrived at El Prat Barcelona's Airport at 10:30, recieved our luggage and took a taxi to our hotel Casanova by Rafael, in Grand via les Corts. Suprised to see that the room we booked was in fact a suite in the top floor of the hotel with a spacious bedroom, a living room with a 40'' LCD TV, 2 bathrooms and many more. Took a shower, an hour of …

Al despertar me encontré en la estación Sants de la Ciudad Condal. Qué bueno era esto de dormir en el tren, ahorrar en alojamiento y llegar hasta el centro de la ciudad de destino! El día estaba hermoso, con el sol brillando.



Me compré un pase de transporte para el día y me tomé el metro para ir a dejar las cosas al hostel. El …

... is a pedestrian mall packed with people, shops, and restaurants. The avenue leads to the Port of Barcelona. I walked out on the Rambla del Mar pedestrian bridge and then around Port Vell to the beach of Barceloneta, a section of the city that juts out ...

... ! I also visited the Museu de Xocolata (The Chocolate Museum!), Las Ramblas, Mercat de la Boqueria, Monument a Colom, Rambla del Mar, Port Vell,Arc de Triumph (the Barcelonian Version)...don´t worry, I have written explanations for these places with ...

... the Barcelona Aquarium.  Not as large as I expected but it was still a worthy two hour time killer.  After, we walked Rambla del Mar until we came to the Happy Crayfish monument.  It was a long day so we decided to head back to the ...

... of the harbour. The   bridge and walk way is meant to be an extension of Les Rambles called   Les Rambla del Mar which leads on the Maremagnum shopping centre. After a quick look   around headed back to cross over the bridge ...

... our arrival the weather was rainy. So it was an opportunity to visit the Aquarium. A walkway made of floorboards -the so called Rambla del Mar-which crosses the waters of the port, leaded us to the Aquarium. It was a unique experience for the time being ...

... , but not as tasty as the Sangria (first jug free also helped)!!! We had a little walk down past the Columbus Monument, Rambla del Mar, in and out of a couple of shopping centres, back up Passeig de Colom passing a lobster that was very Mr Hanky-ish. To ...

... so I didn't get up to much. The next day, Friday, I spent the whole day wandering around central Barcelona. I walked down to the Port and along Rambla Del Mar, with palm trees! Very nice walk, though I was still trying to avoid the sun as much as ...

... on Saturdays. Another disappointment, but at least we had not paid to see it. We then went over the Rambla del Mar bridge to the Barcelona Aquarium. This cost a little more than the Sagrada Familia including audio guide, but was not really worth it. I ...

... the port, we decided we needed some food.  We remembered the bus tour told us there was some great restaurants in Rambla del Mar, a short bridge over part of the harbour.  We strolled around looking for a nice restaurant.  We found what ...

... ; We also hiked up to the three stone crosses.  Where the view was amazing!  Then we took the metro down to Rambla del Mar and saw the many yachts and sail boats docked in Port Vell.  After our stroll through the harbor we walked down to ...