Blogs from Barcelona, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, Europe - page 2

24 Mayıs 2022 Salı G01 Olacak galiba … uçaktayız ve saatinde kalktı ..Bu uçuş için yerimi geniş olarak ayarlamıştım çok iyi oldu .3.5 saat bir cendere içinde uçmak pek keyifli değil … Barcelona'nın El -Prat hava alanına vaktinde indik..bagajımız hazır kuvvet 8 kilo altı uçuyoruz …Hemen çıktık ve Mavi Aerobus' umuzu aramaya başladık .Bu otobüs bizi 6 E kişi başı Placa Catalunya ya taşıdı… Dersimi çalışmışım yürüyerek Carrer Taller e ulaştım..Ben evi ,La Rambla ya yakın sanıyorum... meğerse epiyi yürümemiz varmış .. Evi buldum zili çaldım zebella gibi bir herif kapıyı açtı .Bu arkadaşın adı Rab..Rabbim hiçbir şey esirgememiş çocukta ..Odamızı gösterdi ..Göstermelik bir penceresi var ..Gelmeden önce sormuştum..Bu gibi yerlerde penceresiz odalarda bunalıp durabilirsiniz …başımdan geçti ..bilirim ...aman sorun aksi halde bunalırsınız ... ... read more

First 2 days of cruise are in Barcelona. Flew DFW - JFK - Madrid - Barcelona on April 19 and 20, 2013. Arrived Barcelona late on the 20th. Boarded Carnival Legend on April 22, 2013 in room 8202.... read more

NOVEMBER, 2, 2019 Sadly, we came to our last full day in Barcelona. We were no longer living in the charming neighborhood of Barri Gotic and since there was nothing of interest to keep us where we were, we had breakfast at the hotel (of far less quality than anywhere else in Spain) and quickly left to begin our day. We walked down to the Metro stop to find the Red Route Tour Bus for the Hop On Hop Off City Tour run by the Barcelona Transport Company - TMB. Not an easy task. We were approached by a few other confused tourists looking for the same bus and since we had scoped it out the night before, we were able to help. We wanted to cover more ground in Barcelona before we left, and since ... read more

OCTOBER 28, 2019 Gate 1 announced that this last day of our tour would be a “free day” so I had booked the Barcelona in a Day tour (in advance) from Viator. Dave and I took a cab to our meeting place from our hotel. Kathleen from our Gate 1 troupe had decided to join us for the day. We met our first Viator guide Oliver who is an art historian, most appropriate for what we were planning to see: the Sagrada Familia. Crowds had already formed at 9am so Oliver scrambled to get our tickets. Oliver began outside the church by explaining the three doors to the church which represent the Nativity (Birth), Passion (Crucifixion), and the Glory (Resurrection). Currently there are only 8 towers completed but when fully built there will be a total ... read more

Although we were exhausted, both Alex and I found ourselves awake at 1 am sweating and unable to sleep. After a bit of flailing about the room in the dark with a phone flashlight we found the thermostat and put the air on. It did such a good job of cooling down the room neither of us wanted to get out from under the covers. Finally around 9:45 we drug our butts out and down to breakfast. Hilton offered a fantastic blend of local and US type breakfast foods. We both had huge plates of fruit. I rounded out my course with two churros and chocolate. While Alex went a more health conscious route. Energized, we snagged our stuff from the room and headed out. First stop off the day, Segrada Familia was a couple metro ... read more