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I am going to Barcelona later this month and as I know a few of you have been......wondered if you had any info/tips? (And I don't just mean the bars!)

I have been on various travel sites, but they aren't very informative.

Staying here.....

Link

Have I made a bad decision? :confused2:

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Kathryn wrote: I am going to Barcelona later this month and as I know a few of you have been......wondered if you had any info/tips? (And I don't just mean the bars!)

I have been on various travel sites, but they aren't very informative.

Staying here.....

Link

Have I made a bad decision? :confused2:

Oh I'm sure this lot will be a fabulous guide. They'll be able to point out all the key places of the city.....lap dancing bars....whore emporia....coke dealers....the usual viking package tour fair :D

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Doctor? wrote:

Kathryn wrote: I am going to Barcelona later this month and as I know a few of you have been......wondered if you had any info/tips? (And I don't just mean the bars!)

I have been on various travel sites, but they aren't very informative.

Staying here.....

Link

Have I made a bad decision? :confused2:

Oh I'm sure this lot will be a fabulous guide. They'll be able to point out all the key places of the city.....lap dancing bars....whore emporia....coke dealers....the usual viking package tour fair :D

Yes, you're probably right....AND the link doesn't work! :banghead:

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LINK!

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Kathryn wrote: LINK!

Blimey, that's central!

One thing about Barca, probably more than most European cities of its ilk, is keep your wits about you. Especially with you being so close to the Ramblas an' all.

It's a mugging hotspot round there, so be wary.

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The tour buses are extremly regular. I should know because I saw enough of them go past as me and Norbert started the drinking early.

Never did get on one though.

Maybe next year! :laugh:

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The tour bus tours are very good. In fact, I enjoyed the sight-seeing a lot more than Summercase last time I went.

Perhaps I'm just getting old(-er).

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one thing that strikes me about Barcelona is how much it looked like Los Angeles . Watch out for the gypsies at las ramblas.

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coney island baby wrote: one thing that strikes me about Barcelona is how much it looked like Los Angeles

Er, not wanting to sound too Eurocentric but shouldn't that really be the other way around? You could say the same about Santa Barbara......

:skeptic:

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PETER COATES'S BELATED REDEMPTION wrote:

coney island baby wrote: one thing that strikes me about Barcelona is how much it looked like Los Angeles

Er, not wanting to sound too Eurocentric but shouldn't that really be the other way around? You could say the same about Santa Barbara......

:skeptic:

yer right.

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PETER COATES'S BELATED REDEMPTION wrote: The tour bus tours are very good. In fact, I enjoyed the sight-seeing a lot more than Summercase last time I went.

Perhaps I'm just getting old(-er).

Thanks - sightseeing is the mainaim of the trip!

So if that makes you old(er); That must make me ancient. :\ohwell:

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This confirms my suspicion that the 'credit crunch' is a media bullshit conspiracy.

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Never had any problems on Las Ramblas, not that impressed with it though, nice street but filled with tourist tat and living statues.

Football stadium tour is fantastic, try get to a game if there's one on.

Didn't do the tour but Sagrada Familia is OK from the outside not sure I'd mke the effort to go there again.

It's quite odd trying to think of places to go and things to see, there's not that much I find worth specifically mentioning but it's a fantastic city and the best thing about it is simply being there and wandering.

Loads of shoe shops.

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Barcelona - a poor man's Rio De Janeiro

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johnny wrote: Barcelona - a poor man's Rio De Janeiro

...which is in turn a poor man's Tunstall.

:nod:

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Tunstall - the poor man's West Bromwich

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James Thomas wrote: Never had any problems on Las Ramblas, not that impressed with it though, nice street but filled with tourist tat and living statues.

Football stadium tour is fantastic, try get to a game if there's one on.

Didn't do the tour but Sagrada Familia is OK from the outside not sure I'd mke the effort to go there again.

It's quite odd trying to think of places to go and things to see, there's not that much I find worth specifically mentioning but it's a fantastic city and the best thing about it is simply being there and wandering.

Loads of shoe shops.

Loads of shoe shops? Loads of shoe shops!

I like it already. :laugh:

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I really liked the parc guell and the beaches..las ramblas is just like any touristic main street.

To expensive, to boring and full of twats pretending to a statue

Go drinking in the barrio gothico and on plaza real..

Such a great place to be this town:clap:

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El Jarvo wrote:

Kathryn wrote: LINK!

Blimey, that's central!

One thing about Barca, probably more than most European cities of its ilk, is keep your wits about you. Especially with you being so close to the Ramblas an' all.

It's a mugging hotspot round there, so be wary.

I really hate it when other people are SO right!

:nod:

:\ohwell:

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Kath wrote:

El Jarvo wrote:

Kathryn wrote: LINK!

Blimey, that's central!

One thing about Barca, probably more than most European cities of its ilk, is keep your wits about you. Especially with you being so close to the Ramblas an' all.

It's a mugging hotspot round there, so be wary.

I really hate it when other people are SO right!

:nod:

:\ohwell:

Ooh dear, didn't get robbed did we? Hope it weren't too serious. :\ohwell:

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