Attractions in Spain (581)
Barcelona, Bike Ride
5 Recommendations: 5 Favorable,
It is a very nice place in the gothic quarter from Barcelona I like it because it is very clean and as far as i know the groups that had visited the places they had enjoyed it. It is very close to the cathedral, Picasso Museum and the jewish quarter. It is quite nice to learn how to prepare the mediterranean food learrning how to cook our wonderful dishes like paella, fish, gazpacho and others.
Reviewed by De Miguel Peralta Sandra
Updated 547 days ago
Museo Picasso de Malaga
4 Recommendations: 4 Favorable,
Located in downtown Malaga and with walking distances from most of the hotels. Nice to visit with the family and see some of the original works from Picasso.
Reviewed by Alain Duzant
Updated 799 days ago
Passeig de Gràcia
4 Recommendations: 4 Favorable,
The house Lleó i Morera was raised by Lluís Domènech i Montaner in 1905 for Albert Lleó i Morera. Unfortunately, he lost the decoration of the floor during an unfortunate reform in 1943. In the sculptures of the first floor pays tribute to some modern inventions: the gramophone, the lamp, the phone and the camera.
Reviewed by Barcelona Free
Updated 616 days ago
Parc de la Ciutadella, Pg. Pujades/Pg. Picasso, 08003 Barcelona
3 Recommendations: 3 Favorable,
Ciutadella is for locals what Central Park is for newyorkers. Specially busy in the weekends, people meet there to walk the dog, let the kids play, but also dance outdoors (swing, tango, salsa, belly...), row the little boats, practice taichi, juggle, sunbathe... The zoo and the Catalan parlament are also located inside the Park, that was once the headquarters of the 1888 International Fair.
Reviewed by Marta Laurent
Updated 469 days ago
Castillo de Bellver
3 Recommendations: 3 Favorable,
Bellver Castle is one of those places where the harmony is settle and surrounding the visitor on entering to the incredible patio, due to meaning of shapes and the power of the numbers and geometry when it was built in the Gothic period. Try to count the number of pillars in the ground floor and then compare to the ones in the first...compare the round arches with the pointed ..see the power of number as 3,4 ,7 in this moment you start learning how to read in the buildings and you will be able to get a lot of information that most of visitor just dont care to analyze when they visit such a good preserved fortress.
Reviewed by Miguel Corral
Updated 578 days ago
Sagrada Familia
3 Recommendations: 3 Favorable,
Definitely the MUST-SEE in Barcelona. After November 7th 2010, the inside has been completed and Pope Benedict himself came to dedicate the church. Since then, there are no more scaffolding inside and new decoration items (lamps, stain glasses...) are being added. Still 10 more towers are missing before it's completed (waht's expected to happen between 2026-2030). To avoid lines, buy tickets at least 2 days in advanced at any Servicaixa ATM (in La Caixa bank offices). Or hire a private tourguide to show you around (official tourguides can skip lines when their group is less than 8 people!). By all means, do not just see it from outside: the inside is so worth you'll regret it if you don't go in!
Reviewed by Marta Laurent
Updated 314 days ago
Parc de la Ciutadella
3 Recommendations: 3 Favorable,
In the place of an old castle built at the beginning of XVIIIth century, this park is one of the most beautiful in Barcelona. Near the Born, the Barceloneta and Santa Maria del Mar. The best place to have a Sunday picnic or sailing in a little boat with your children.
Reviewed by Barcelona Free
Updated 616 days ago
Plaça del Rei
3 Recommendations: 3 Favorable,
It's located in the Gothic Neighbourhood, and it's very close to StJaume Square. It's amazing to know all the ancient stories happened in this place. It's one of my main important places in Barcelona. Every friday you could go there to have a traditional dances from lots of places
Reviewed by Pep Beà
Updated 308 days ago
La Boqueria
4 Recommendations: 3 Favorable, 1 Critical
The oldest market place in Barcelona and the largest in the world... and probably one of the best in the world! You'll find here plenty of local produce but also very exotic food: if you can't find your ingredients here, you won't probably find it anywhere else in town! Come in the mornings Tue-Sat: after local lunch (around 3pm) many stalls start closing and it's not as vibrant as in the morning. On Sunday it's closed and on Monday the fish section is only partially open, what also affects the activity in the rest of the market. Don't miss the opportunity to eat lunch or an abundant breakfast in any of the market bars (remember they are not open for dinner, though!) And one last tip if you are intending to buy anything, check the stalls in the side alleys and the back of the market: the shops at the entrance are much more expensive!
Reviewed by Marta Laurent
Updated 314 days ago
Camaleon
3 Recommendations: 3 Favorable,
Located in stunning valley of Arenas among olive groves and almond blossom * Villa is completely private and not overlooked. * Perfect rural setting to relax and enjoy your holiday. The villa is beautifully furnished to a very high standard and comes fully equipped with everything you need for a fantastic holiday. Views from the villa and pool are truly breathtaking and allow you to gaze at the Mediterranean Sea, the rugged inland mountains and the traditional pueblo blanco (white village) of Arenas nestling in the valley. The spacious living/dining area has high ceilings with exposed beams, a good sized TV, and a large fireplace complete with wood burning stove. Outside you can choose between the outdoor eating area with feature barbecue or opt for the roof terrace, a perfect suntrap for those who just cant resist making the most of the glorious weather. If it just gets too hot, you can stroll down to the private 8 x 4m swimming pool with sea views and enjoy a refreshing cool dip. This is a one in a million villa, commanding stunning mountain and sea views from pool and villa! Additional Information The traditional Spanish Village of Arenas is a short drive away and is a traditional ´pueblo blanco´ or white village. Please do not hesitate to contact us for any additional information or assistance that you may require. Individual and discounted group rates also available on request We aim to create that special relationship which converts our business partners and visitors into life long friends! Yours Sincerely, http://www.beouthere.com/travelreviews/view_travel_operators_review.php?toid=18249&rpa=5 http://www.MySocialURL.com/r/eyesonnature/ http://twitter.com/the_big_five http://eyesonnatureexpeditions.com/blog/
Reviewed by Steve Safari
Updated 592 days ago
