Bells Oficis
C/ Germans Busquets, n0 2, 2p, Girona
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Bells Oficis Girona

C/ Germans Busquets, n0 2, 2p Girona, Catalonia, 17004, Spain and Canary Islands

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Family time in Girona

A travel blog entry by kmmccall

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We went on a beautiful day and explored the old city, the wall (muralla) and had a lot of fun going up to the top of the turrets! Then we went for lunch in the old city at a cute cafe called El Bistro. I had delicious carrot soup, and roast pork, and some Belgian beer! Ever since Brussels I've been addicted!

Then it was time to catch the train back to Barcelona!
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Girona and Figures

A travel blog entry by shannonlewis527

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... the entire museum is designed. At times the musuem felt almost like a funhouse, with exhibits inside and outside, on every wall and ceiling, and in many different rooms. I enjoyed his artwork very much and could definitely pick up on a few of his main themes; including, melting clocks, nude bodies, and overall abstract images. Overall, it was a wonderful action-packed day, and very nice to go explore some new places!
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Can't Find the Words To Say

A travel blog entry by kelsquits

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I am absolutely obsessed with this place.

You can see over the entire town. We were there right around sunset, and the way it painted parts of buildings gold was absolutely beautiful. It was such a reminder to me that this whole thing is His. It amazes me how many times in my life the words "wow" and "beautiful" seem so lacking and fail to describe the beauty of this world. He has created such a masterpiece.


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From one sort of 'mad' to another

A travel blog entry by rmhtraveller

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... within the yard and pool area.
Although it was late afternoon when we left, we then went down to a village called Roses, which was lovely. The church on the top of the hill dates from the 17th century and has survived the marauding hooligans from the civil war.
We walked up along the waterfront, along the Mediterranean Sea, and took many photos of the pretty surroundings.
It was a long day, but work staying two extra days to ...

Girona

A travel blog entry by sophiatravels

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... city wall, which gives wonderful 360 degree views of the city, a couple of church/cathedrals and some pretty good places to eat as well. It's a nice getaway from the hustle and bustle of the big city. One thing I like about cities with beautiful old buildings such as Girona is that they spotlight the buildings when it gets dark, making the town very scenic to walk through at night.
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