Ciutat Barcelona

Day 35: Flew from Milan to Barcelona and arrived at hostel pretty late at night as it took me awhile to locate. Day 36: Spent the day with three American girls I met at breakfast. Went down and looked at the outside of La Sagrada Familia which is the ...

... be in the finals. It’s understandably a big game and one that can be easily discussed with passion. Alike Sydney and Melbourne, Barcelona and Madrid compete against each other. A few weeks ago, Madrid was defeated in soccer and they are out. If BC ...

... at Paraiso Travellers Hostel.  It's located near the Gothic quarter and near Las Ramblas, the famous rode in Barcelona, a big tourist site. I checked in around 11am and sat in the common room waiting for my room to be cleaned. ...

CIUTAT VELLA Caterina vino con Marco de visita a Barcelona, se alojaron cerca de Correos. Cuando estuvo aquí aprovechamos para visitar el centro de Barcelona. Estuvimos en Montjuïc (Caixafòrum, Anella Olímpica, Castell), la Catedral, Museu d'Història ...

... 's uma subida de trem/teleférico. No alto também há varias trilhas com belas vistas de toda a região. De volta a Barcelona ainda pudemos passear e descansar pelas ótimas áreas de lazer do hotel e depois apreciar o fim de tarde no Parque Diagonal ...

... crossed Mountjic off our must-do list and decided to take a less strenuous route. Mounjic is a historic mountain here in Barcelona that has several attractions including a museum housed inside a fortress, several gardens, the Joan Miro museum, the Magical ...

... of the structures. We visited the Cloister and then went to the Museu d'Historia de la Ciutat (City History), viewing the underground remains of Roman Barcelona. This museum was more than expected and worth the entrance fee. Vince especially liked this ...

... , can also be observed in the fact that it is even very difficult to find restaurants of Spain's Latin American colonies. Barcelona however is not Castillian, it is Catalan, and its openness to the world is immediately visible. The city's flair is ...

... a Roman city.  The muesum not only contains Roman ruins, but it introduces you to all of the cultures that influenced Barcelona over the centuries. After lunch we moved on to the Picasso Museum.  I love to incorporte art into my teaching and ...

... bulls die in one sitting is not our type of entertainment. Our next stop was to one of the most famous parts of Barcelona, another Gaudi creation - the amazing La Sagrada Familia. It must be seen to be believed, just beautiful, and nowhere near ...