The Patio Barcelona

... also artists sketching caricatures of people and others displaying paintings that they had drawn of the Spanish landscape. Las Ramblas ended at Barcelona’s port, the port that I would sail to Ibiza from. Upon entering this part of the city, we ...

... . We deboarded at the stop for the Gaudi park (same guy as La Sagrada Familia and various other funky modern building in Barcelona) which was commissioned to be a housing complex but eventually turned in a huge Dr. Seuss-like park. Admission is free and ...

... of the city and brought their culture alive that much more. There are all kinds of bars in Barcelona. Some have small dance floors, some a small restaurant or a patio outside, and some have live music. I loved the Irish Pub named Flaherty’s that we ...

... at 3am and that today I pretended I could not open the door while my auntīs british neighbour sneaked out from her little patio...all of which are obviously lies...gee!! Everyone was humoured except me...I just kept shaking my head. I would also hear tucky ...

... Back to the mole mode and a few underground transfers eventually put us on the train to Montserrat.     East of Barcelona they're is a monastery dedicated to the black virgin. A statue discovered in a cave below the cliffs. For centuries the ...