And the balloon starts to get biggerPhoto by Pallavi R
La Sagrada Familia......an unbelievable sight!Photo by Sean C, USA
Roman aqueduct near TarragonaPhoto by George R
ancient town of 100 residentsPhoto by Jennifer D, USA
Park GuellPhoto by Krishnan Vaitheeswaran, Australia
The basilica from the top, Montserrat.Photo by Anonymous
Shoreline.Photo by Stuart R, USA
Some vine bottlesPhoto by Antero K
Tapas: good foodPhoto by RUSSELL M
Two very grateful customers!Photo by Debbie M, Canada
Still beauty!Photo by Florentina Mihaela T, United Arab Emirates
Look at La Sagrada Familia!Photo by Anonymous
Still beauty!Photo by Florentina Mihaela T, United Arab Emirates
The red routePhoto by Alan J, United Kingdom
The port is almost a city unto itself. This is a ...Photo by Theresanne S, USA
gently does it...Photo by Pallavi R
Monserrat Basillica.Photo by Brian D, Ireland
Champagne with the balloon team.Photo by Debbie M, Canada
Church in Pals, Costa BravaPhoto by Stuart R, USA
In the Gothic quarter.Photo by Anonymous
Barcelona
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Barcelona: Cultural Experience
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3 Days in Barcelona: Suggested Itineraries
Barcelona is one of the most dynamic and stylish cities in the world. The city sizzles with food, fashion, style, music and good times all year round. The buildings will amaze you, the art will make ... Continue Reading »
Picasso, Gaudí & Dalí
Barcelona is beloved by generations of artists all of whom left their unique imprint on the city, from the sculptural architecture of Gaudí and the mythical paintings of Picasso, to surrealist ... Continue Reading »
Spanish Tapas
No trip to Spain is complete without savoring some tapas and a glass of wine. Tapas are bite-sized appetizers, tiny delicious hot and cold snacks served in bars all over Spain. Eating them standing ... Continue Reading »
Barcelona Flamenco
Flamenco is the passionate style of traditional music, song and dance of the Gypsies (flamencos) of Andalusia. Flamenco takes three forms: Cante, (song), Baile, (dance), and Guitarra, (guitar). ... Continue Reading »
Gaudi’s Barcelona
An architecture tour is a fun way to navigate Barcelona’s byways and sights, highlighting some of the city’s most extraordinary and iconic sights. Along with buildings by Gaudi, you’ll see similarly ... Continue Reading »
Barcelona – Most Liveable City in the World
Back in March 2011, the supplement of Catalan newspaper La Vanguardia named Barcelona as the 2nd most liveable city in the world – coming only after New York - while Madrid made it to number 8 in ... Continue Reading »
Barrio de Gracia - March Festival
Gracia is a barrio (district) of Barcelona that you must not miss. It has a fantastic community spirit and seems to have endless street festivities throughout the year. March 3rd is one of the ... Continue Reading »
Carnival in Barcelona and Sitges
The Spanish love a party so it’s not surprising that the lead up to Lent is a festive time in Barcelona . Carnaval (Carnival) literally means ‘farewell to meat’, and it’s a time of feasting in ... Continue Reading »
La Boqueria Market
The Spanish know how to live. They take such joy in life and one of the reasons, I think, is the food. Is it cause or effect? I don’t know. But when you head into a marketplace in Spain you ... Continue Reading »
Latest Art Galleries and Shows in Barcelona
The latest in Barcelona art and culture from a Cabinet of Curiosities to more light at Arts Santa Monica, and Caixa Forum hosts the Impressionists. Dive into the wonderful world of Madame La ... Continue Reading »
Montjuic
From all over Barcelona you can see Montjuic , the hill rising greenly above the city. It makes sense then that from Montjuic you get great views over Barcelona and its harbor . While there are ... Continue Reading »
Sant Juan's Festival
Celebrate Sant Joan Festival in Barcelona on the midsummer night solstice with fireworks, concerts and dancing. The following day is a public holiday so you can dance all night! Fire is the ... Continue Reading »
Street Art in Barcelona
I love street art, even if some people hate it, and don't know the difference between some stupid tags, meaningless graffiti and the beautiful pieces you can see on walls all over Europe. And ... Continue Reading »
Walk & Bike in Barcelona
More than any city I've been to in Europe, Barcelona is best enjoyed on foot and on a bike. It's small, but not so small that you can walk around it; it's mostly flat; there's something to see every ... Continue Reading »
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