I got pretty pampered in Barcelona
I won't get into details, but I really got a great opportunity to see the city. And boy, was that a blessing!
Camera iPhone 7+
Photo Editing Adobe Lightroom (an iPhone App)
I'm out to prove that you can take amazing travel photos without a huge DSLR camera!
The Boardwalk: Tapas, Tapas, Tapas!
The coastline is beautiful. Reminds me of the boardwalk in Tel Aviv, Israel.
What is a good city without good food? I can't remember what these were called, but you can get them at any restaurant. It's tomatoes and bread. Who knew such a simple recipe could be so delicious.
Fun fact: the W Hotel on the coastline of Barcelona is built as a small-scale replica of the famous building in Dubai. Not sure what the building is called.
Interesting art and sculptures are scattered throughout the beach of the boardwalk.
Barcelona at Night
Even at night, the boardwalk was lively as ever (although the picture doesn't seem to show that).
Lots of nice evening dining places to the west of the boardwalk. Also in the inner city. I didn't get any photos of the inner city ones, though, but the food was delicious, nonetheless.
This is one of the restaurants that let you lay in bed and eat and smoke shisha. Also on the boardwalk.
The Old Town
Like most cities in Europe, there is always the historical side to explore.
For one reason or another, the doors throughout the city are so beautiful and very unique. They aren't just doors, they're doors.
There's no way this cat is a stray. But he was just wandering around the streets... And so mesmerizing.
Of course, all European cities have their grand, historical buildings.
