We are going with two other families - age range 6 to 17. We are thinking about Majorca but it has to be lively enough for the youngsters. Price is a big consideration. We obviously need decent ...
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I stayed in the regina gran hotel in Salou. And they had a great flamenco show but as the audience were mostly spanish they didn't seem too impressed! I'm just thinking is there a north/...
I will be in Madrid next week and I am on a tight budget. We will be staying near Tirso de Molina metro station. Does anybody know cheap restaurant (less than 12 euros if possible) where we'll ...
Wanting to go to Barcelona for a holiday this June but not sure we can afford to stay in Barcelona itself! Does anyone know of a nice hotel close enough to Barcelona to be able to visit a few times. H...
The best way to see Barcelona in a few days is to use your feet.
Three days is plenty of time to walk around the main sights.
The main disadvantage of being on a tourist bus, aside from sitting on a bus for a lot of the day, is that you are not walking through the street and you can't take detours when you see something you like. Also you will probably see some great things by walking around and getting a little lost.
Get a map from your hotel reception, get them to circle some places to visit and walk from there. You can always take the metro at some point which will be a lot cheaper and more convenient.
Here is a link to a map (sort of) with the main sights and descriptions. Get a better map from your hotel obviously.
I always start a city break by going on a tourist bus tour. This will help you get your bearings (you can hop on and hop off as you like) and then you can decide what interests you and where you want to spend more time.
Barcelona is a great city - don't forget to do an afternoon at the beach!
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knitknackers
Take the tourist bus I think there are three different routes in Barcelona.
Then decide where you would like to visit.
There are some great places to see.
David B
The best way (depending on your location) is to walk. Try this Barcelona guide http://www.bcn-rentals.com/barcelona-guide/
for some tips.
wayneypayney
catch the tour bus
think its about 20 euros
they stop at all the major tourist sites, you can get off and walk around, then wait for the next tour bus to come along.
some interesting sites are
olympic stadium
cathedral
unfinished church
barcelona fc (nou camp) and football museum
palace
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