Hotel Turo de Vilana
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... inside my brightly decorated room in a very lively part of Barcelona and I plan my days ahead. With the window in my room propped wide open, I read up on Barcelona and it's offerings. The sounds of music, both flamenco and contemporary, echoing between the buildings and people in the streets is a welcome noise for me. I plan to get myself to bed early this evening so I can be fresh as ever in the morning and have all the energy needed to explore until my ...
Last day before we board the ship.
... like tid bits, cheese, bread, mushrooms, and some sangria. Dessert was crem brűlée . Like that spelling? It did it auto. Ha. Bought more jewelry at the place where the show was. Took pics. The dancers were fabulous. Nice night. Back at the hotel and packed as we leave at 1000 am . Excited to finally unpack for 11 days. Ok now to see if I can get the pics on this blog. Ps. I like Paris and London better than ...
The last day in Spain
... i wasn't the most pleasant smelling of places but the design of the fountain was beautiful. We chose to have lunch at a place called the Attic on La Rumbla. The meals were relatively small and expensive but was just what we needed after walking around all morning. After lunch we walked across the street to the world famous undercover La Boqueria Barcelona produce market. This place was manic. People were packed in amoungst fruit and vegetables, ...
Barcelona, Spain
We arrived in Barcelona about 10:30 am today. Regent scheduled our flights – not the best connections – Houston/Montreal/Frankfurt/Barcelona. Everything went pretty smoothly except our flight from Frankfurt to Barcelona was about 45 minutes late. It was a long 18 hours though, from the time we left the house till we arrived in Barcelona. We slept a little on the long flight but ...
Un día tranquilo
... to me, which was only once during the meal. I followed a bit, and Anton helped translate some things, but even though I didn't speak the language it was an awesome experience to have such a traditional, family lunch! Anton's youngest brother dropped us off in Sitges, where we walked around for a bit. At the nativity scene by the church, Anton showed me a poster that had a silhouette of a boy taking a poop on the ground, and ...
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