Results tagged “Spain”

In Figueras

Travel images of cataloniaWalking around Figueras train station, I met Zeus gran carga.

Mercé

Travel images of cataloniaLa Mercé, is a grand fiesta in Barcelona, concerts, sport and cultural events and a fun fair on Port Veil for more then a week.

Vilaür in Catalonia

Travel images of cataloniaThe Sant Estve church in Vilaür was built between the 12th and the 16th century. Obviously, the car are more recent.

Torre Mare Nostrum

Travel images of cataloniaDon't be puzzled by this kaleidoscopic glass puzzle, it's only what one sees when looking up the Torre Mare Nostrum near la Barceloneta.

Street of Perelada

Travel images of PereladaIn Perelada, like anywhere else in Spain, between 12 and 5 pm, there are in the streets, only cats and tourists. And Sometime not even cats.

Port Veil

Travel images in Barcelona Water, cranes, docks,no doubt, it's a harbour. It's one of Barcelona's harbour. In the middle is the World Trade Center, designed by Pei.

Passeig Gracia in Barcelona

Passeig Gracia in BarcelonaPasseig Gracia is famous for its modernist buildings, La Pedrera and Casa Batlló by Anton Gaudi, Casa Amatller by Josep Puig i Cadafalch and others, but the avenue has more then that with buildings signed by lesser known architects but worth more then a look.

Bari Gotic

Bari Gotic - BarcelonaThe Bari Gotic is Barcelona's oldest area, it's a mix of shops, restaurants, hotels, markets and bars. But there are real people living there, so although it is crowded with tourists, it still has a soul. Still.

L'estel Ferit

barcelona L'estel Ferit
Near Port Vell, on the beach of Barceloneta, this tilted tower is called L'estel Ferit - The Wounded Star. It was designed by Rebecca Horn and erected in 1992. It lights up in the night and evokes an old rusty lighthouse.

Casa de los Paraguas

Barcelona Casa de los Paraguas
Rambla de les Flors. This was an umbrella shop, hence it's name : Casa de los Paraguas. The original owner became millionaire selling umbrellas, which is incredible when you know how little rain falls on Barcelona every year.

Banyoles

Banyoles
North of Barcelona, there is a lake in the hills. And a town called Banyoles. You need two hours to walk around the lake very lazily, as much as you want to swim in its crystal clear water.

Plaza de España

Plaza de EspañaPlaza de España might be the most italian square in Barcelona. To understand what I mean, just stand for a minute or two at one of the traffic lights and count the scooters with couples passing in front of you.

See what I mean?

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