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Barca
So we arrived in Barcelona and corrected our tickets for Paris. Now we are headed back there on the right day but we already arrived in Barcelona so we will be spending an extra day here instead of Valencia. At least it's a massive city so there's lots to do. I had no idea how punjabis were here, for example there's a jaswal supermarket right off …
Departing Barcelona
... it would be 4 euros to use public transport. And it would have taken a long time and been uncomfortable due to hauling my bags around. I’m normally adverse to using taxis in any First World nation due to their high cost, but in this case I felt it was worth the extra money to save me the aggravation.
I was last in Barcelona in late April to board Royal Caribbean’s Voyager of the Seas on a 15-night cruise to Dubai via Egypt and Jordan. The 13-minute taxi ride ...
Somethin' Like San Diego
... asking, and she pointed out my backpack. According to her, the thieves in Spain were the best in the world and if I had anything precious in my pack it might as well be gone. Shifting my bag from my back, I thanked her for the heads up…I didn't realize how much thievery existed in these parts. After the tid-bit of advice, she hung around for a moment and we talked about what was worth seeing or doing if we only had one day. She noted there was a huge market in the heart ...
Una Semana Pequeña
... the next day straight from school. But Tuesday Night I went to this history of Wine making thing. Yes.. I, Nicole Jeske went to that. I wanted to go to to the cooking class, but it was full. :/ Plus all my friends went to this. Basically all they did was teach you about the history of wine in Spain and what it's suppose to look like. It was kind of boring. But... they bread they served was really yummy.
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Kennismaking met onze thuis vd volgende 12 dagen
... worden, in tegenstelling tot wat in mijn reisgids staat. Prijs per persoon is 18,50 euro, audio guide incl. Nu twijfelen we of we Casa Battlo of La Pedrera (Casa Mila) zullen bezoeken. We gaan in elk geval eerst naar Park Güell en zullen dan nadien beslissen.
Park Güell is vanaan de metro een klein stukje wandelen met het laatste stukje flink bergop. Dan kom je aan een muur met de typische Gaudi 'trencadiz' (mosaïek van gebroken ...
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