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Day 2 Barcelona
Today Sami and I went to the Parc Guell, which is the work of a famous Barcelona artist, Antoni Gaudi. We enjoyed strolling through this park and taking in the scenery. The highlight for us were the breathtaking views of the city with the landmark La Sagrada Familia in the background. Also, there were some of the most amazing artists in this park as well which were just as remarkable as ...
Arrived!
After a short yet tiring journey, here we are in the Melon District in Barcelona. The flight was anything but comfortable with babies surrounding us, passengers kicking our seats, and a whole lot of turbulence. The trip From the airport to our hostel was much more of a fulfilling one as we got to see the Plaza d' Espana, use the metro, and talk to some native people. Now for some ...
Sleep All Day, Party All Night
... to us started asking where we were from. It was rather typical European couples. In their late 30's, dating for awhile, but not married. Two of them were from Italy whiles the other Vienna. They had studied in American for a semester as well as Rome and we spent some time laughing and comparing different cultural aspects. After realizing what time it was we went and met up with Kevin and some of his friends at La ...
Missed airplanes and the end of Barcelona
... down the alleyway outside of our apartment, we saw Estela and Melissa coming back from the airport with Melissa’s huge luggage in tow. Her flight was canceled, and there was not another flight available that day; she would have to get back to the airport early the next morning, the same morning as our own departure. Luckily the flight was on Lufthansa, a much more dependable carrier than US Airways.
The next morning we ...
Spanish Castle Magic
... decisions. Not that it really makes a difference; in this part of Spain the beer of choice is Cruzcampo. If you can find a pub that has something different on tap, well, you’re a liar. So we tasted Cruzcampo, which, funnily enough tasted the same as it did at every other outlet. Food wise, seafood is the main deal in Cadiz, which suited us just fine. You name it, they’ve got it. 300 gram Swordfish steak? Only about $10 Aussie dollars! Prawns of all shapes and sizes? ...
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