Husa Illa
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... on holiday if it hadn't have been for the Olympics being hosted here in 1992. Reason being is that before the Olympics came to Barcelona apparently it was not a pretty or safe place. Again I won't get into all the history of Barcelona before and after but just to simplify, the Olympics was a revival for the city. I get goosebumps when I look at this place,it seems more significant and amazing after having learned that Barcelona as it is today has a major part to ...
Barcelona
... we bought. * and some of my friends told me, forget the presents. Buy in the states where it is cheaper and they will not know the difference. It is all made in china anyways. Ok. Shes right. But, europe comes only once, so next time, NO PRESENTS.
Ok. There was a small cafe there in the airport waiting area, so Italian sandwiches for us. Passed the weight in station, even got to check in ...
Dreams are real
... delicious creamy sauces, all accompanied with endive and cheese. Huge desserts, profiteroles, apple tarte, ice cream again with delicious sauces. We told the lady how much we were enjoying everything. She said her husband, the chef, liked cooking for real people who liked rugby. Everyone lives rugby here. They are more fanatical than home it seems. There was an alpine gondola up the mountain. Luchon is a ski resort with natural spa in the winter months. ...
La playa y mucha suerte
I said that I wasn't going to walk so much today, but it cannot be helped. I guess I will just have to get a massage when I come home for my shoulder and back pains and now foot pain too! I've probably lost another 5 pounds just by walking so much and eating so little. I walked down to the port and wandered around for a bit, and then made my way to the boardwalk along the beach in the area called la Barceloneta. There were surfers, even though ...
Vive Barcelona!
... what seemed like eternity before we heard the “ladleladleladleladle” coconut guy. What on earth he was actually saying was beyond us but we decided he is now called “the ladle guy.” We made friends with an American couple sitting right next to us who asked us to watch their bags so they could go get in the water. We happily obliged so that they could watch our stuff at some point as well. It worked out nicely. We also got them to take some pictures of us on ...
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- Restaurant
- Room service
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Pets allowed
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