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  • Yeah, fun times. It's a really nice city. I guess the weather helped but there's enough in the way of hills, beachfront, architecture, bars and stuff to keep people occupied. Want. Go. Back. Now!

  • and I only went there and sodding worked my socks off there for two days, saw and heard the Cathedral as had a hotel opposite- the bells, the bells, the bloody bells!!!!

    Juan M Schumaker drove me back to the airport in a Taxi, musta been him the sheer speed he drove at......then Sleezy Jet cancelled the flight- oh fond memories.....

    Oh yes, I can remember a very attractive Secretary though- Cooka, in Le Meridien Hotel

  • If you like sea food and tapas go to a little place called Cal pep its only small. Eat at the bar rather than the restaurant, noisy, fun and superb food YUM :)

  • If you like sea food and tapas go to a little place called Cal pep its only small. Eat at the bar rather than the restaurant, noisy, fun and superb food YUM :)

    Cal Pep fucking rules!
    best meal i have ever had.
    we had to wait ages for a seat though.

  • ha!... good man.
    there are some good bars round there.

  • wow. i just found my friend who lives in Barcelona walking down the street outside her flat.
    (on googlemaps streetview)

  • Cal Pep fucking rules!
    best meal i have ever had.
    we had to wait ages for a seat though.

    yes same here but it was worth the wait, my spanish is very very bad and the chefs behind the bar had a lot of fun trying to get me to pronounce the dishes much to there and my mirth :)

  • i just said gimme' whats good.
    and they just kept piling plate upon plate of stuff in front of us.... i still have no idea what half of it was!
    good wine too.

  • Anyone know if you can get bikes boxed at Barcelona airport?

  • Does everyone still have mullets over there?

  • Does everyone still have mullets over there?

    Yes, yes they do...

  • can anyone recommend some areas of barcelona to stay for a family with two young kids?, i'm hoping to buy tickets today but i've never been and we need a fairly central location (close to airport and city center). thanks

  • when i went with the missis i we stayed in the Born area, nice and central, there were a few bars close to out apartment but im sure there are quiet spots for family oriented stay. i enjoyed staying there, most places walkable, and if i remember rightly there is a big bus staition close by if you want to go further afield

  • thanks, we're also thinking of taking a trip to the dali museum in figueres. have you been there, any recommendations on the town (figueres) itself?

  • No not been there but looked at doing it, trains out of Barca are generally good, think its quite a train ride about 2hrs, i cant remember how regular the times were though.

  • ok thanks

  • If you're with 2 kids, it may be advisable to stay away from the Raval/ramblas area come night time/evening, it just becomes full of prostitutes. I think there are some excellent apartments around the old olympic village, which is only a short metro trip away and a nice part of town.

    I've been to Barcelona 5 times, and it is one of my favourite cities, I've never not had a great time!

  • Oh and trains are really good from Barcelona although I admit I havent been to Figueres...

  • thanks for the advice tenderloin

  • There's an amazing sandwich place called Shhh....No se lo digas a nadie (Shhh...don't tell anyone) in GrĂ¡cia. But don't say I told you.

  • cool, thanks for that.

    i'm going to take in as much as possible but with 2 kids in tow... meh

  • If you're with 2 kids, it may be advisable to stay away from the Raval/ramblas area come night time/evening, it just becomes full of prostitutes. I think there are some excellent apartments around the old olympic village, which is only a short metro trip away and a nice part of town.

    I've been to Barcelona 5 times, and it is one of my favourite cities, I've never not had a great time!

    yes the olympic village or above the diagonal in Gracia, it's an area with lots of gridded streets and squares and more of a community than a tourist trap, not far from town and just a short hop on a bus or tube (or a walk if you are not far from the diagonal)

  • cool, thanks for that.

    i'm going to take in as much as possible but with 2 kids in tow... meh

    Then go to Parc de la Ciutadella and look for terrapins, in a rowing boat!

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