After meandering around the Barcelona airport for a bit
Jill and I caught a taxi to our hotel. We couldn't understand her and she
couldn't understand us. Luckily she understood where we needed to go and she
taught us how to say 'Good day' in Catalonian [bon-dia].
Unfortunately we arrived at our hotel too early to check
in so we dropped our bags off and decided to start site-seeing. We jumped on
the touring bus and took our quick tour of Barcelona. We got off the bus and
did our own tour of La Familia Sangrata and Parc Guell, both were incredible.
Barcelona is definitely not afraid to experiment with its architecture. You can
see everything from old gothic style to modern all within a few blocks.
The streets here are crazy. Taxis might outnumber
automobiles as most people in Barcelona have mopeds, walk, take public
transportation or even rent bikes.
After site-seeing for about 9 hours lack of sleep finally
caught up with me and we checked into our hotel for a fast nap and shower
before dinner.
We left our hotel and walked up La Ramble and found a
nice tapas restaurant. Jill and I each has 7 tapas and we washed them down with
a pitcher of sangria. So good!
After dinner we walked up and down La Ramble some more
and we realized that in order to fit in women need to dress like they're
working the corner and guys need long hair, tight jeans, and a black 'Members
Only' jacket (with or without a scarf).
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