Bcn Montjuic

... avons passés les derniers quelques jours à Barcelone à faire les touristes; le Musée d'Art Catalan, la forteresse de Montjuic qui servit au gouvernement espagnol à reprimer et contenir le désir d'autonomie des Barcelonais et Montserrat, une ...

... of how it will look when finished in 2020. Took the Metro to the Paral-lel station and took the furnicular to the top of Montjuic, a large hill on the west side of town. Walked around and in the old Olympic stadium, which was buit in the 1920s and ...

... lookout point to the port, three different routes for the Teleferic al Castell (aerial cable car) the Olympic stadium, a garden and the Castle Montjuic. It is a really nice area of the city. We went for a walk in the park and took the cable car up to the ...

... some sun. So relaxing! When I woke up, it had clouded over quite a bit and I wanted to go up to the area known as Montjuic. It´s supposed to have some great views of the city from an old castle. I took a ride up on the subway fenicular and then took a ...

... not looking like) Ronaldinho. 1:00 PM: Poble Espanyol 2:15 PM: Funicular de Montjuic 3:00 PM: Museu d´Història de Catalunya 5:00 PM: Port Olimpic ...

... no bigger than like 2 kingsize bedrooms. However, I paid, to show support to my fellow jews. Also, the main park of the city, Montjuic, gets its name from either the fact that the romans built a temple for jupiter on it (bcn used to be a roman port during ...

... day and we had a great time wandering through the park. Then we jumped on the metro and went across town to Montjuic, mountain/hill where the Olympic park and national art museum of Catalunya are. We took some great photos before deciding that we would ...

... back uphill!  The evening was an equal disappointment.  I thought I would take Joelle to see the "Magic Fountain" at Montjuic and, from there, we could just walk around the base of Montjuic to a few clubs.  Before we had even arrived at ...

... night we all decided to go and watch the big water, lights and music extravaganza that takes place at the Magic Fountain on Montjuic which was incredible.  However, after you have seen the fountain do its thing a few times (and the lively pop-type ...

... and no one can fill a gay dance floor like Lady Gaga…Madonna, you have been dethroned!!!! 5.     Montjuic (The mount of Jews)/ The 1992 Olympic Park – The views of Barcelona are spectacular plus there is the Joan Miro ...

... so I decided to take myself off to the Olympic pool for some swimming, diving, and relaxing until sundown.  I trundled off to Montjuic to find that the pool was closed due to some school competition - there was nothing open, not even a small training ...

... the fabled La Rambla. The 1992 Olympics radically changed the city. The old port was totally redeveloped, the hilltop Montjuic received a massive facelift and the seedier districts disappeared. Tourists may take it for granted; their memories of the ...

... We got to the top, near a cathedral, and had sandwiches (jamon and cheese) in the shade. Then we went to the Montjuic Olympic swimming pool which was built for the 1992 Olympic Games. We enjoyed the relaxing atmosphere, mainly lying in the sun and ...

... is a room which moving images all around and you can effect them with your steps. One more great place is Poble Español in Parc Montjuic -This is a place that is like a mini city from olden times. They give you a bag like Indiana Jones and you have to do ...

     Arriving in Barcelona sleepless, stained, and dirty, we were very excited for a hotel room and a shower. Unfortunately, our reservation got bumped and our hotel had no more rooms when we arrived. We were delighted (insert ...