Barcelona is heaven of beautiful food, architecture, history and scenery. Few years back I visited this city under a different shade of youth, one that I remember for it’s party life and beaches. This time I’ve explored the city more romantically with the one I love; a touch of softness as we’ve roamed around the streets and learned bit by bit of how it all came about.
With extensive research ( I just learnt that my husband is an excellent researcher ) we’ve been able to find great places to eat, stay and visit. Here’s our top picks:
Things To Do:
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Hotel recommended to stay at is El Palace, Barcelona 1991 – the lobby is enough to make you enjoy your trip.
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Visit the Sagrada Familia, wow wow wow, spectacular.
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Visit the Magic Fountain of Montjuic but make sure you research in advance when the light show is on.
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Art lovers, the Museum Nacional D’Art De Catalunya is a MUST see!
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Keep your eyes open for Guadi’s work around the city.
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Walk around the La Rambla, a standard tourist attraction.
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For a touch of casual food visit Mercado de la Boqueria Markets located in the hub of the city and taste fruits and local meats.
Madrid, Spain
Barcelona, Spain
Barcelona, Spain
Places to Eat:
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Alsur Cafe for Breakfast / Brunch
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Brunch & Cake for Breakfast / Brunch
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La Pepita for Breakfast / Brunch
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Tosca for Lunch / Dinner
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Ciudad condal for Lunch / Dinner
Barcelona, Spain
Brunch & Cakes, Barcelona, Spain
Spain is known for it’s Churros, here’s the favourites we came across:
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Granja Dulcinea Xocolateria, good chocolate but average Churros.
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Granja M. Viader, Churros and Creme Catalana, excellent, our TOP pick.
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Churreria J.Balcells, casual but really good chocolate
Barcelona, Spain
We tried few Paellas but are yet to find a really good spot, putting our money on Madrid. It was a memorable time, a great city and that’s a wrap from Barc and onto the next ..
Écrire,ns. 