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Amazing
... has worn away after hundreds of years. I wish I could explain more, but perhaps only the photos will do it justice. Again, will post those when I get them from Josh.
In order to get to these places we had to walk through a better part of Barcelona and we were in the shopping district. It had a combined feel of Paris and Chicago. Wide streets, some trees, but the buildings on either side were turn of the century and very stately. It was very busy, but so nice. ...
Sangria!
... sent me over the edge and I was a violently Ill mess at 5 in the afternoon (Sarah was having beer and she can hold her drink better than me anyway). Then we both stumbled home.
My beard was getting pretty shabby so I felt like a bit if a bum in our fancy hotel - I'm pretty sure the staff were scared of me, not like I'd attack them but more like they thought I'd relieve myself on the rugs or ...
My First Tapa Experience
... screen that had options such as calling someone on the phone, playing music (there was an iPod dock on the outside), and choosing the option of a water massage also. After admiring their products, our guide led us to the bottom floor which hosts temporary exhibitions which follow the main values that Roca has (innovation, technology, sustainability, etc). At this time, they were displaying innovative dress designs created by designers ...
Camp Nou
It was a day long awaited for myself. I finally had the ability to get off the ship in our home port of Barcelona, with money. This means instead of lazily walking around, not looking at anything specific, shooting random pictures, I actually get to experience an exciting day in Barcelona. I was also very gun-ho about this 12 day itinerary due to the fact that I had the port day in Civitavecchia to go back into Rome. As well, the infamous Istanbul overnights ...
Medieval Magnificence and Surrealist Splendor
Big day trip today with Bus Touristique to Girona and Figueres.
Girona is one of the most beautiful old towns I've ever been to. The area has been inhabited for centuries and today there are well preserved Roman and medieval artifacts. Girona also boasts one of the best preserved Calls - or Jewish Quarters - in Europe.
Jewish families settled in Girona around the 9th Century. ...
This bed and breakfast was formerly known as: BarcelonaBB.com

