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Barcelona Part 2: The End of the End
... Park Güell is a beautiful public park in north Barcelona that Gaudi designed for the citizens to go out and enjoy nature. Throughout the park are little colourful and creative reminders of the designer's style, insect hives, mosaic tiled benches, and vibrant gecko statues. Park Güell is very busy, but if you happen to find a solitary bench hidden away behind a tall tree, it is a great escape from the hustle and bustle of the ...
Barcelona, Part 2
... Barcelona.
We couldn't have asked for better weather it was a bit overcast but warm. In the afternoon, some wind came up, especially while we were on the top deck of the tour bus, but it wasn't cold. By evening, the wind died down and we enjoyed a warm evening strolling along the Mediterranean.
Nearly everyone we spoke to at a restaurant, shop, or anywhere we went really, spoke nearly perfect English. We didn't have any ...
Home, sweet home
I don't know the real distance in kms from Barcelona to Auckland, but I swear it has been the most tiring trip I have ever done, it seems there were milions of kms. Landing at Barcelona airport on time and take lugagge, going out in first position (for our joy) of the belts. With no time to lose we head for the bus connection between the two terminals because we have to catch a train at T-2. This train takes us to Barcelona central station (Sants), where we have to ...
"FUTBOL" WEEKEND IN BARCELONA
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Well I am getting ahead of the story- we explored some more of the city and reached the Picasso Museum in La Ribera, an area of tiny cobbled lanes and some interesting shopping, bars and restaurants. Hungry, we found ourselves squeezing into busy El Xampanyet and enjoying an impromptu experience with the food and ...
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