im going there in april and i wanted to know anything about the resort really, stuff to do, things to see. Im 15 years old (will be 16 on return!) and just wondered if theres anything good to do!...
I'm beginning to form a plan for a trip I hope to take to Spain and Portugal in the fall. No real details yet, but I'm thinking Barcelona, Madrid, Lisbon, and maybe some smaller towns. C...
We are arriving in Barcelona, spending 3 days there, then driving slowly down to Alicante... where we'll base ourselves for driving day trips & over-nighters to wherever takes our fancy....
I arrive at MADRID airport at 16.30 and leave the following day on a 13.40 flight. Should I go into the centre of Madrid overnight or stay closer to the airport. It would be nice to have an everning ...
If you are going to be living in Barcelona on a permanent basis and really want to endear yourself to the locals learn to speak Catalan. I would definitely recommend learning Spanish first if you don't already, but if you are a foreigner and you speak Catalan people will be honored by your presence, literally. Catalonians are very proud of their language and culture.
derf
To its people, Barcelona is not so much Spain’s second city as the capital of Catalonia see http://www.spain4uk.co.uk/places/barcelona.htm
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Alex
Lucky you baby, try the famous " paella " to eat, it's delicious. I think the weather is very hot. Have a nice trip.
havanadig
Bon voyage!
lion61_mx
You will love the place, the people?, well, they are very open minded, and friendly, just don´t go out at night alone.
And try to stay away from drugs or junkies, its very easy to find.
Rafa L
Guadalajara won't give you much fun. But you're not so far from Madrid and Alcala de Henares and they worth a visit... or two.
Barcelona will be great!
Don't worry about culture and people. Just behave
cartier95
be careful !
people are very dangerous
don't trust anybody there
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