(Preface: For all my Spain posts (and future travel posts) it's basically going to be a travel guide set up - I'm going to give the hotel and recommend a restaurant or two, and often there are fees for entering museums/palaces/etc. (unless you're an EU student! give proof and you can get in free or discounted a lot of places as far as I know). There will be money talk, and because I'm traveling with my family I'm coming from a pretty privileged perspective. Just a warning for those who might be traveling on a budget and on an off - off - chance use this as a guide.)
So I got home from my college graduation on Sunday, May 16th, and on Monday evening, May 17th, my family flew to Barcelona for our last hoorah before I enter the adult working world.
And it was awesome.
Day 1
We got in around 7 or 8 am Barcelona time, so we dropped our bags at our hotel, the lovely Hotel Granvia in the Eixample neighborhood of the city.
So I got home from my college graduation on Sunday, May 16th, and on Monday evening, May 17th, my family flew to Barcelona for our last hoorah before I enter the adult working world.
And it was awesome.
Day 1
We got in around 7 or 8 am Barcelona time, so we dropped our bags at our hotel, the lovely Hotel Granvia in the Eixample neighborhood of the city.
Photos in our hotel! Look at these adorable vintage lesbians!
