Hotel ac Barcelona

... goin crazy It's time to get out, step out into the street Where all of the action is right there at your feet, well.. Barcelona is a great place. We arrived from Zaragoza, and I was shocked to see just how big it is. To my surprise, itīs ...

... each, the kids about 25. We got going again, out of the train station and learned real fast how to navigate the Barcelona Metro (underground). We found the right line, got going in the right direction after a quarter of a mile of subterranean walking and ...

After recovering from our overnight train, we were able to go out and really see the city of Barcelona. And we unanimously agree that we love it here! First of all, the weather is beautiful. No more 95 degree days...70s with a breeze, itīs wonderful! ...

... work was a little less intense although we did have less sleep than I would like to get.  We managed to stay in a hotel (AC something or other) that did not have irons that guests could use so we ended up paying extortionate rated to have our ...

... to the hotel and gotten into the room by 9:30! WhooHoo! We immediately went out to explore one of our favorite places. We visited Barcelona several years ago on one of our first big trips and were wondering if we would be as impressed with it the second ...

... 2 liter bottles of tinto de verano for 90 cents? And the food is fantastic, of course... for the last couple of days in Barcelona, we just go hunting for tapas...Iīm definitely making a tapas meal when we get back! (Feel free to invite yourselves if at ...

... , 'Shaun the Sheep' cartoons and the movie  Sex and the City 2 (ok but not as good as the 1st). We arrived in Barcelona around 8am local time (midnite Regina time), picked up our luggage (always nice when it shows up too) and grabbed a cab instead of ...

... left one Europe week open to build in some flexibility.  I was confident we'd find last-minute bargain accommodation in Barcelona.  Boy was I wrong!  Turns out late September is absolute prime-time, and we simply could not find any lodging ...

Last day in Barcelona - talk about depressing. We fell in love with the city and we were dreading going home. We had lots of things planned since our flight didn't leave until 10 but with our late night from the day before, we slept a little later than ...

... and Spanish  immigration (weird topic no?) and after washing up, packing some things (we leave for Tarragona today since Barcelona is on holiday for Sant Juan and we are hoping to avoid the insanity of drunk tourists lighting fires and setting ...

... ; Tomorrow Brian leaves ealy for the airport and I have the day alone to explore the city. I am sure it willbe interesting being here alone for a day. I will meet with Marys uncle at his hotel in the evening for part 2 or my journey. Until then Tommy ...

... a flight to Milan. MILAN Yes...another good flight.  Something has to go wrong soon.  Now....we thought that the Barcelona residence was dodgy.  This one was probably actually worse!  We were greeted with a few cockroaches as we ...

... our San Diego friends slept in front of a Dunkin Donuts. And boxes of wine are only 54 cents. Who knew? Sadly, we left Barcelona yesterday. I was actually sad to leave because I had such a good time there, met our San Diego friends, and got to meet ...

... Nona that flew in from Miami to visit us.  But they flew here so we came.  It was really cold compared to Barcelona.  And there was more traffic and really big buildings .   But there was one building that had trees and vines and ...

... so we got scerwed out of another 25 dollars. As far as Halong Bay, we met amazing people on the boat. There were 5 peole from Barcelona who I chatted with and tried to speak spanish to (I need to brush up on that asap!) then there were people from Chile, ...

... ;…and built sometime in the middle ages.  Yikes.  I’m attaching some photos, but don’t want to miss getting a lay of the land here in Barcelona.  Should have some photos of great architecture while here. Hasta….. ...