My favorite bar in Barcelona. Order, find a seat, and then the bartender will wave you over when your drink is ready to pick up.
Great service and food. Can be a wait for dinner, so call to make a reservation if there’s a night you’d like to go.
This place is so massive, it’s easy to feel alone. I’d recommend renting a bike or going for a long run.
The Egyptian government gave the temple as a gift to the city of Madrid and it was transported and rebuilt stone by stone in its current location, opened to the public in 1972. Free to view!
My first time having cocido. Even with the language barrier, servers helped me understand the order to eat it in. Owner even wanted a picture with me outside afterward! Ha!
You shouldn’t take photos in here; enjoy the art. Buy your ticket before to avoid the 20-minute wait (minimum).
After dinner, I like to go downstairs and buy some fruit. Be sure to weigh it first!
This is a really beautiful museum, allowing you to take a step back in history in a gorgeous mansion. Free on Sunday.
