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Inside-Bcn Barcelona

Calle Esparteria 1 Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain and Canary Islands

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Barcelona: tapas, sangria, ambulance, hospital.

A travel blog entry by beckierahim

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... against time! By this point I was flagging, having got up at 7 to get the coach, but somehow I was persuaded to go to the club, which was right on the beach and another interesting experience. Firstly, bubbles came out of the ceiling! No joke. It was amazing. Funnily enough one’s aim isn’t so great when you’re half a litre of sangria, 4 shots and a pint of beer down, but it was great fun to try and pop them nonetheless! The music was nice and poppy ...

Haunted Attic

A travel blog entry by eandp

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... yet to find any dead rats
and the noises in the attic still pursue.




Well,
The rat's are dead now, it's been like 3 nights since we heard them.
We actually had construction workers, who were here to patch up a
wall on the masia, break in to the crawl space above our bedroom and
install a small trap door. I've put the rest of the rat poison in and
havent heard or seen a rat since... but stay posted.
...

La Sagrada Famiiia

A travel blog entry by shyoungstr

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Determined to see La Sagrada Familia, we spent the bulk of the day at the still unfinished church designed and built according to Gaudi's planes. Meanwhile, we are in disbelief that with the massive amount of tourists paying $20 bucks a head to enter, that the church is projected to be completed in 2026. That would be 200 years ...

Busy Barcelona

A travel blog entry by tom_gen

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Wow, if this is Barcelona in the quiet season, it would be hell in the high seasn! Yes, that was my winge about the large number of pushy tourists here. That aside, it's a beautiful city, with the iconic architecture and long lunches in sunny cafes overlooking the bay. We battled the crowds at the Sagrada Familia, Park ...

La Pedrera (Casa Milà)

A travel blog entry by superzoom

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... a los paseantes y que superara en esplendor las edificaciones vecinas.

Para la realización de este edificio, Gaudí se inspiró en un paisaje geológico, un acantilado marino y una escultura abstracta con formas orgánicas. En este edificio predominan las líneas curvas junto con un diseño único. Una vez terminada la construcción en 1910, los barceloneses bautizaron este lugar con ...

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