Barcelona

... tanto en Munich, como en Barcelona y en madrid, ya ha...

En Barcelona esto no pasaba.

ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha Real Madrid’s Valverde has stitches after fight with teammate Tchouaméni Fede Valverde accused the Frenchman of leaking an earlier argument as Real prepare to play Barcelona on Sunday with the title on the line www.theguardian.com Couldn’t happened to a nice bunch #implosion

... zaragoza con su casa en barcelona no les haria gracia. Ademas...

... no os queda otra. El Barcelona lleva casi 20 años sin...

... out of Sunday's match against Barcelona, was caused when he "accidentally...

July 2024 was my first time ever leaving the U.S., and I went to Barcelona with four friends for six days. I didn’t really know what to expect, but this trip genuinely shifted how I see life. Barcelona has this constant energy that’s hard to explain until you’re in it. The food, the wine, the people, the architecture… everything just felt alive. We’d walk for hours with no plan and still end up somewhere incredible. It made me realize how different the pace and vibe of life can be outside the U.S. We also took a day trip to Tossa de Mar, and honestly, it might be the best beach I’ve ever been to. Clear water, unreal views, and way less chaotic than the city. Still thinking about this trip all the time. Definitely not my last time in Europe. Photo Locations 1–2: Basílica de la Sagrada Família 3–6: Streets of Barcelona 7–8: Tossa de Mar 9–10: Airbnb room submitted by /u/idkshoutoutlife to r/travel [link] [comments]

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We are doing all the main tourist sites, is there anything else worth doing? and is there any nearby cities that are worth a visit? and what are the best bars/ pubs as a toursit? submitted by /u/Spatter_ to r/AskBarcelona [link] [comments]

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I just finished a week long vacation with my mom in Barcelona. It was…..okay. Literally just okay. Lots of good but lots of bad too, 4/10. Would not recommend. Edit Things that went wrong: Ciutadella Park: filled with rats, there were no signs saying the park closed and no information on Google Maps indicating a closing time. My mom and I were locked in and when we called 112 (911) we were told the police would call us and they hung up even after I said my phone was about to die. My mom’s claustrophobic and HATES rats so she started having a panic attack, I called back requesting an ambulance for my mom and they told me to wait for the police. People were walking by so we were literally asking for them to help us, no one even stopped. Forty minutes later there’s still no call, so we scaled a 10-13 foot fence just to get out. My mom’s over 50 so she was in a lot of pain for the rest of the trip. Constantly being assumed we weren’t going to buy anything…? Would go into a cafe, be in line and my mom would start walking towards the bathroom and they would say “customers only” as if we hadn’t been in line looking at the menu for five minutes. Being stared down by people on the train or in restaurants, especially old people. I’m pretty good at distinguishing the look of “I don’t see many black people, wow” and “I don’t want that black person here”. Went to Tossa De Mar which was absolutely stunning but a couple of girls that were on the beach came to inform my mom and I that there were men coming behind us to take pictures while we were sunbathing. That’s some creepy sh*t. This is a personal thing: I drink vanilla coffee/americanos every day if not multiple times a day and virtually no where had flavored syrups which was extremely frustrating. Final points: I’ve lived in the southern region of the United States my entire life, I know what racism looks like and I know how to distinguish it from a cultural difference y’all I promise😭😭😭. I live in Europe currently and have been traveling around and never experienced anything close to this. I’m glad some people had different, more positive experiences but that just wasn’t the case for me and I will not be going back. I saw everything I wanted to see and experienced enough! Edit 2: I like reading through the comments seeing all the “well I had a great time😊….Im gonna invalidate your entire experience now🤡.” Lord Jesus help us all😭😭😭😭. Anyway it’s not that deep y’all. submitted by /u/Time_Chemist_9155 to r/blackladies [link] [comments]

I’m from London, so I know how frustrating tourists can sometimes be. When I visited Barcelona, here’s what I kept in mind: I avoided booking Airbnbs, since they contribute to rising rent prices in the city. Instead, I chose small, family-run hotels rather than large chain hotels I made sure not to sit in priority seats unless I really needed them (like for pregnancy, disability, or age). Locals may remind you, and it’s usually well-intentioned I stayed away from rush hour, as the metro gets crowded with commuters and tourists can slow things down. I typically headed out around 10am instead I didn’t ask locals where they eat, respecting that as part of their personal space I stood on the right side of escalators to let others pass on the left, and I avoided walking in bike lanes. And definitely no Real Madrid jersey Locals, please feel free to add more submitted by /u/Tall_Researcher2793 to r/AskBarcelona [link] [comments]