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| But this day, we finally did a house tour, the Casa Amatlla, on the Block of Discord, only open since 2016 (next post) |
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| Its younger, rather more famous, next-door neighbor |
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| And after that, time for another lunch at Cerviceria Catalana (great location in L'Eixample) |
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| The "Spanish" omelette was awful, but the anchovies were fine...for Catalonia...the land of the bland |
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| Famous farmacia nearby |
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| Walking now on Valencia and/or Mallorca |
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| Risking serious neck injury |
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| Passing a garden market |
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| Only when Penelope is with us... |
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| We walked as far as the Familia Sangria, just to make sure work was still on-going |
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| Tower of St. Dionysus |
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| Actually, but for the tourists, things seemed rather quiet |
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| Especially on the side of St. Rebar, which has looked much the same in the years we have been visiting BCN |
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| Although most of the Modernnistas in the touristy part of town are well marked, occasionally you find one that isn't; this beauty contained mostly law offices |
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| Attencion! |
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| We took the 5PM shuttle back to the campground, just in time to watch the sailboat races... |
1 comment:
I think that the Sagrada Familia is absolutely one of my favorite cathedrals in the world. I'm not sure why I like it so much since I usually like really old things, but it is so breathtaking inside that I fell in love with it.
Wes would have loved your sailboat races.
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