Aparthotel Valles Sabadell
C/ Milena Jesenska 40-60 Sabadell, Catalonia, 08206, Spain and Canary Islands
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Santa Tecla to La Merce
... and remarked that at least one of them must have a clear shot at him and wondered if they could be persuaded to take him out!
Eventually JMP finished (the entirety of the speech, with Catalan subtitles can be found on the Barcelona city official website, if you feel I'm exaggerating) and that was when the fun began. The Ministrils had gradually taken up their seats on the main stage;the applause for JMP and the mayor had dies down and the lights on the central stage had ...
Garganta Con Arena
... conversation with the Squid. After school we had to go by school a new swim suit, to make a long story short we forgot or lost the other one in Tarragona! Before entering Decatholon, a huge supermarket for sporting goods, we took a detour to our favorite ice cream place. This place makes Bariloche-style icecream which just means that the ice cream is delicious, creamy, perfect. I had a pistaccio and rocher (chocolate with nuts) cup, and Squid had ...
Day 8
Sagrada Familia
Sagrada Familia is a Roman Catholic Church and the first place that we visited in Barcelona. It was designed by the famous architect Antoni Gaudi in the1880s and dedicated to the Holy Family, hence its name. Although it has been is constant construction, the building is not yet complete, and is not expected to be so until 2026. This is because of the shear intricacy of Gaudi’s design. It calls for 18 towers, 8 ...
It's almost Christmas
... both times Blackie disappeared.
Blackie felt the need to feel more Spanish, so shoes, jeans, a long woolen coat & scarves were purchased. Not to be outdone, I bought shoes, jeans, a top & a coat. I have no idea where we will fit it all.
We had a great night at Palacio Del Flamenco, a place we found by accident. We had wanted to see Flamenco dancing while on the Costa Del Sol, as that is where it originates, but didn’t manage it. ...
I love Gaudi
... was located in the old part of town very close to Las Ramblas, Barcelona’s most famous street where a crowd gathers each evening to walk up and down and cruise the area. There is a central pedestrian area flanked by streets either side full of newsagent and florist kiosks and masses of buskers dressed in amazing costumes and standing as still as statues lining the edges. Off that area run many interesting, windy, ancient streets filled ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Valles



