Barcelona is really hard to leave... Our whole trip has been sooo amazing, but we had so much fun in Barcelona! For starters... we met a few people in Gimmelwald, Switzerland (Lily from New Hampshire and brothers Matthew and Ryan from Canada). We found out that we were going to be in a couple places together and we made sure to book the same hos...

Acordei 9h da manha e fui visitar um parque que Giordano tinha me indicado - Parc Montjuic (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montjuďc). O funiculare pra chegar la saia da mesma estacao que eu sempre pegava (proxima ao albergue) e tava inclusa no meu passe diario, entao fui. Quando cheguei la podia ter andado tudo a pe mas nao resisti a pegar o teleferico. ...

Entry 16 of a trip titled: 110 Days: Homeless in Europe

Ryan and Patti drive through 14 European countries in 110 days in an attempt to see and experience what Europe has to offer.

In Barcelona, we didn't really do a whole lot. The main thing to do here is walk down Las Rambla street. On this street, there are a lot of really cute shops, street performers, street vendors, bars, and restaurants. Our hostel was pretty cool, we had a private room with a bathroom and there was a bar on the firstfloor with free internet. Susie ...

We arrived in Barcelona early Wednesday morning and booked ourselves into Hostel Alameda for the night. We checked in just in time to enjoy the free breakfast, and met a whole bunch of other backpackers who were staying there as well. We spent the afternoon taking in Gaudi's works. Our first stop was La Familia Sagrada, the famous church which b...