Well it was better than the movie.
Barcelona is a must see this summer (or spring,winter,autumn) if you ask me.
Without further ado, some travel notes that I hope you'll find useful:
- Hotel:Casa Fuster (@Passeig de Gracia 132, 08008 Barcelona)
- Food:
2.Alta Taberna Paco Meralgo (@Carrer de Muntaner 171, 08036, Barcelona). More upbeat kind of tapas, less informal but great food nonetheless.
3. Cuines Santa Caterina (Avda. Francesc Cambo 16, Mercat Santa Caterina 08003 Barcelona). This was my discovery on the first day in Barcelona. After wrecklessly walking the streets for hours I found myself in this restaurany ordering some food and a glass of wine, accompanied by some warm bread fresh out of the oven.
4. Canete- Barra y Mantel (@C/ de la Unio 17, 08001 Barcelona). Again great place for tapas ... There was also an amazing paella place ...
- Shopping: I am sure it is a heaven for some. I didnt get much opportunity, yet in walking the steets I came across this small handmade clothes making shop with even a workshop during my time of visit called El Calaix. (@c.esquirol 4, 08003, Barcelona)
- For the art lovers: Gaudi is everywhere-well almost.Parc Guell,Sagrada Familia, Casa Mila La Pedrera, Casa Batlio are some highlights. I visited the Parc (very touristic but the gardens next door full of lavenders are beautiful!) and had a sneak preview at La Pedrera for a non-Gaudi exhibition. There is also the Miro and Picasso Museums. But with its architecture , flamenco nights, street artists and graffiti Barcelona is a 360 culture & arts experience.
