eat, drink, explore
Valencia is the third largest city in Spain and was an optional stop on the Busabout route between Barcelona and Madrid. A few of us hopped off the bus, curious about what we would find. I was told the Old Town was nice enough, the City of Arts and Sciences was futuristic and cool and... Continue Reading →
Barcelona is a pretty excellent foodie destination and meals, generally, are quite affordable. At least in comparison to the prices I saw in Italy and France. The trend here, however, is the daily menu which generally includes two courses, dessert, bread and a beverage for a set price. There are ethnic restaurants, traditional restaurants, tapa... Continue Reading →
There are several free walking tour companies in Barcelona – as in most major European cities – but Tour Me Out was the one with signs and advertisements plastered throughout the hostel I stayed in. They also run at a reasonable time in the morning (picking us up at 10:10am), which would allow me to... Continue Reading →
