Expo Hotel Barcelona

... arrive to Barcelona on the 1st of August and immediately found a Hotel to stay at.  For the first 3 days, I spent them in the Expo Hotel while I looked for a place to live.  It was quite easy to find a room to rent in the city.  I ...

... Seou (7 June)l->Paris (7June)->Barcelona (9 June)->Paris (11 June) ->Seoul (12 June) : 2,770,000KRW Expo Hotel : - Price : 75Euro per night including free internet & breakfast. - Location : Close from Sants Station. (5~7 min by ...

... 9.30am with Michael and Cassandra and walked down the Las Ramblas, visited the pier, did a spot of shopping and headed out to the Barcelona Stadium - but it was closed :( :( :( Was looking forward to that but oh well. We then had tapas for tea (so yum!) ...

... . Finished these off and after much hugging and kissing said our goodbyes - truly an extraordinary weekend in beautiful Barcelona. Bought a red and a whiskey at the hotel bar (a very tiny affair) and took these back to my room. The wine is extremely cheap ...

... area. I think my brother was too tired of walking at this time, he didnt talk too much. 9. But I wasnt going to leave Barcelona without visiting the maximum number of places... then we went to see the Noucamp Museum, where Barcelona FC is based. Just ...

... love about Spain: outdoor escalators (seriously…no more hiking up hundreds of stairs), air conditioning in most of the buildings, our hotel, and the metro!!!, ice (in the sangria at least), and the fact that if you look even slightly lost some nice ...

... no face, so you’re like, Laaame. There were none of those! It was like they don’t want people coming to Barcelona! It’s a freaking crappy bus commentary conspiracy! Anyway, we drove by the port where all the cruise ships hang out and the ...

... morning we decided that our trip, by bus, as predicted last night, would be to the other hill area called 'Montjuic' that bounds Barcelona city, close to the main port and docks. Although the original castle / fort at the top of the hill was built in ...

... to Pamplona Spain for the running with the Bulls!!!!  YAYYYYY so pumped for it!  I signed up for this tour it starts in Barcelona at 2 pm in front of the Hard Rock Café- the ages on this tour are 18-30 so hoping I meet someone on it!!!  ...

... years ago.  Weird!Anyways, even though we had a late start, it ended up being a pretty packed great day.  We are excited for tomorrow, though, since we are going to the Sagrada Familia which is the whole reason we ended our trip in Barcelona. ...

... , une petite visite à la "Lonja", bâtiment civil gothique, superbe, qui héberge actuellement une exposition sur les Touaregs. Superbe expo, où j'ai passé près de 2 heures. Comme j'en avais marre de me promener, je suis allée faire du ...

... of the main cathedral. The trail down from the castle offered 270 degree views of the vast container port and leisure port (Barcelona is either 1 or 2 in leisure cruising in the Mediterranean, depending upon who's reporting the stats). A second ride on an ...

... train…that’s how small it was. While we’d recommend for people to go there, we hope that most tourists stay away and don’t ruin this delightful place. It’s on to Barcelona…staying at the Expo Hotel for the next 3 ...

... 15 minutes of free wifi so we frequented McDonald's and discovered the ultimate economical snack: Cono Kit Kat.  For 1 euro, you get a vanilla soft serve cone with a bar of Kit Kat in it.  Simple but scrumptious.  Last stop: ...

... boarded another night train back to Barcelona, which was a lot better than the first since it wasnt unbearably hot. Our 2nd Barcelona stay was pretty uneventful, other than this amazing hostel we stayed at called the Kabul. This hostel had its own bar, ...

In our first day trip, we went from Barcelona to Pamplona by car, as we travelled the 1st of May we got into a traffic jam in Zaragoza due to road works (to get the city prepared for the upcoming expo in June) and the amount of cars that jumped ...

Highlights of this entry Lisbon Aquarium Castles in Sintra San Sebastian, Spain September 14 We left Barcelona this morning on our way to Portugal. Our day began with a highly uncomfortable, 5 hour train ride to Madrid in which we were knee to ...

... reggae, giving it a great chill vibe. It's a simple but nice place, reminding me a bit of the Mambo Tango Hostel in Barcelona, though I didn't meet any beautiful Aussie girls here :( Dinner - getting sick of Spanish food, we opted for a kebab at Cafe ...

... us and somehow the guys backpack got stolen from right under his feet...literally. The couple said that they also got robbed in Barcelona, bad luck. When we got to Brussels we  left the train station and I got directions from the near hotel of were ...