Tag: barcelona
Mass at Sagrada Familia
The only Loch Ness monster we spotted was a swan. Urquhart Castle was very neat! Although in ruins, that just made it more picturesque.
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Dinner Out
Dinner out in Barcelona near the Sagrada Familia. Can you believe our view?
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Puzzle Time
Putting together a puzzle of one of the next sites we’ll see. This one is on her bucket list!
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Barcelona Gothic and Born Quarters
The only Loch Ness monster we spotted was a swan. Urquhart Castle was very neat! Although in ruins, that just made it more picturesque.
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Park Guell
Gaudi’s Park Guell: Shady spaces, flowers and trees, magnificent views, innovative ways to catch and store water, and lots of fanciful touches.
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Celebrating Nature and Faith: The Artistic Genius of Antoni Gaudi
Antoni Gaudi (1852-1926) was a Spanish architect and artist known for his unique and distinctive style that blended elements of Art Nouveau, Gothic, and traditional Spanish design. He is recognized as one of the most innovative and influential architects of the 20th century, and his works continue to inspire architects and artists around the world.
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African Dinner and Cultural Exchange
This has turned out to be one of the best experiences of the trip so far. I booked this and almost chickened out – going to some guy’s house? I’m so, so glad we went ahead with it.
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Sagrada Familia
Words and pictures can’t do the Sagrada Familia justice. The feeling inside, with the play of light on the stone and the careful symbolism of each swirl and color is extraordinary.
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Las Ramblas Walk
This street is so lovely! Shady with lots of surprises down side streets. It’s pretty touristy these days, but with the help of a trusty Rick Steves self-guided tour, still a wonderful way to spend a morning.
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Barcelona AirBnB
Location, location, location. This just can’t be beat. Placa de Gaudi next door, Sagrada Familia one block down, and shops, groceries, and restaurants all around.
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