Gothic Gaudí, Barcelona overflows architecture.
Lost in the maze of medieval streets, stroll through the iconic
Boqueria market or relax in tranquil parks are some of the outstanding
capital proposals is cutting edge.
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Cheap Eats in Barcelona:
Without resorting to the typical fast food we all know. Barcelona offers an affordable gourmet range. Lots of options, without exceeding a budget of € 5. Nape to time Barcelona had been so fashionable as a tourist destination and this is noticed, a lot.
Barcelona offers a great deal with the so-called anti-crisis menu:
La Pizza del Born: a welcoming and modern restaurant, with a menu of two large slices of pizza plus drink for only € 3.90. Located on Passeig del Born, number 22. The nearest Metro stop is L4 Jaume I.
Gopal vegetarian: Escudellers street 42. George Orwell Square, located in the Gothic Quarter. It has become quite a vegetarian and vegan reference in Barcelona. Their burgers with potatoes just € 4.80, are famous in the city.
Wok to Walk: This franchise has three locations in Barcelona: in the street Sant Pau, number 27, Rambla, 95th and Jaume I, number 7. This is a restaurant where the finest Thai cuisine (by less than 5 €).
The dog is hot: it has two establishments, one in Street Joaquin Costa 47, the other in Vallfogona Street 40. The best dogs of the city from € 2.30.
Free Museums in Barcelona:
The Picasso Museum: admission is free every Sunday afternoon. Located in Montcada street, the nearest metro stop is Jaume I, L 4.
MUHBA: the History Museum of Barcelona, is free every day. Situated on the Temple of Augustus. Paradis street 10.
The Park Guell: admission is free every Sunday afternoon. Located in Carrer d'Olot, 5. nearest metro stop is Lessep L3.
Sepulcral Via Romana, admission is free every day. Located in the Plaza de la Villa de Madrid.
The best view of Barcelona and free:
The Gothic quarter: Barcelona's old town is one of the most beautiful medieval Spain rides. In this area the three most emblematic districts of Barcelona are concentrated; the Barri Gotic, Raval separated from the Ramblas. A walk over a kilometer flanked by trees, San Pere, La Ribera and El Born, through the noisy Via Laietana. The visits will take place through the streets of story; Roman Barcino, Cathedral, Casa de l 'Ardiaca, The Royal Palace, Plaza de Rei, the Museum Frederic Mares, right next to the cathedral and the Diocesan Museum, both museums are free on Sunday afternoons.
The Parc Ciutadella: the Central Park of Barcelona. It is located in Paseo Picasso, metro stop Arc de Triomf or Barceloneta. It is one of the parks with more history of the city. It surprised by its size and by the multitude of places of interest which hosts; the Museum d'Art Modern, the Parliament of Catalonia, the Geology Museum, Barcelona Zoo and a beautiful lake with boat rental for 2 € a half hour.
La Boqueria (Mercat de Sant Josep) at Rambla, 91, the nearest metro stop is Liceu. La Boqueria is one of the largest markets of the world supply. A spectacle of colors and smells sublime. The stalls of vegetables, fruits, meat and fish occur. When buying, domestic cheeses with designation of origin and the best sausages Spain, rife with ham, the llonganissa, fuet, butifarra or sobrasada Majorcan delicious do not miss. I direct you to the emblematic post Llorenc Petras, specializing in mushrooms. Mushrooms are all business in Catalonia, whole families walking in autumn the slopes in search of the precious milk caps. If you plan to wander in search of mushrooms, do not hesitate to ask for advice in the post Llorenc.
Barceloneta: an old fishing district. One of its great attractions is the breathtaking view of the beach, port and Montjuic.
Montjuïc: high and further from the crowds, you will enjoy the most beautiful view of the city and free. Which offers you the gardens of the Mirador.
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