Las Ramblas

A short visit to Barcelona.

... transfixed by the variety of street performers which range from gargoyles to break dancers to extravagantly dressed mimes. Unfortunately, Las Ramblas is also plagued by rampant pickpocketing, where the risks of becoming victim to non-violent petty theft ...

... Apparently the Sangria's cost 15 Euros each! plus service charge plus tax. Ripped off!! 1 litre Sangrias for 15 Euros Las Ramblas At the Metro train station IMPRESSION: The olives in Barcelona tasted funny - like they were marinated ...

... ;  Llegamos a la Casa Battló y lo mismo: una coooooooolaaaaaaaa.. así que la vemos por fuera, foto de rigor y hacia las ramblas! Gucci, Caramelo, Dolce Gabanna.. pero que pena si nos hemos dejado la visa oro en casa... otro día entramos. Dejamos ...

... one another, then quickly tear themselves down. I watched for about 90 minutes, then it started raining. I went back down near Las Ramblas and accidentally found another Dalí museum. This museum had more finished and modern Dalí, a special treat for ...

... be a good investment to clean it up- dodgy gangster folk included. There are plenty of bars that have seating areas outside on Las Ramblas, but I wouldn't like to eat my dinner there. A second point is the graffiti - it's everywhere, and this seems to be ...

... it well.  It said something about facism and I saw the communist symbol. Anyway, back to today. After strolling down Las Ramblas and exploring some side streets, we stopped at McDonald´s for lunch.  Many of you may be surprised, but it ...

... a group photo for those who were having their last night tonight and then we hopped on the bus and got dropped off at Las Ramblas. A short walk later and we were at Cordobe, a buffet dinenr with Flamenco show after. We quickly ordered our 2nd jug of ...

Mike and Lorlinda Barcelona nights.  After a Ambien nap, they wake-up Ambien fresh for a Barcelona night strolling the Las Ramblas.  Together they take in the sights, smells and sounds of  Las ...

... by a school yard and several of the kids playing with tops on ropes, guess they are grooming for street entertainers. We head down Las Ramblas Street, it is very wide in the centre for pedestrians and there are lots of street entertainers, in unique and ...

... ;champagne” because it technically doesn’t come from that region in France.  The bus dropped us off at Las Ramblas, a grand promenade filled with souvenir shops, merchants selling birds, and flower vendors.  Off of Las Ramblas is a ...

... bus into Barcelona where we were conveniently dropped off at the Plaza de Catalunya and proceeded to wander down Las Ramblas, a predominantly pedestrian boulevard that stretches down to the water front.  It is a beautiful street.  Cars ...

The second day in Barcelona. We walked along the Las Ramblas street all the way to the seaside (port). We had a nice seafood meal ...