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HennaK says:
I would go to Barceloneta beach. If it's warm, laying there, if it's chilly you can walk along the beach. There are also lot of local restaurants in Barceloneta, offering fixed price menu (menu del dia), by lunch time (around 1pm). Fixed price menu include starter, main course and dessert (all you c…
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dolfijn says:
........asap I will write this review!
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dtzanos says:
The Spanish (or Catalunyans as some will insist they be called) for some odd reason or another have all their maps with the Mediterranean on the bottom of the page. This plays with the common perception that North is always at the top of the map and can baffle you! North is actually pointing NE on t…
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Owens says:
If people are standing at intersections or on the street with small
tickets in their hand, trying to give you one, stop! They are
offering you either a free drink at their nightclub/bar, or a discount
on a drink there. Free drinks are mostly given to women (I
think), but if you are i…
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Mr_music says:
You should be able to sell things at the gypsy market's throughout southern Spain. Although im not sure about northern Spain..
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lchcsince1975 says:
Staying in Toledo for a week seems like a bit much. All of the sites can be covered in a day or two. I lived in Madrid and would go there on a day trip. It is about an hour train ride I believe from the Atocha Renfe station in Madrid and the train to Toledo leaves several times a day.I would sugge…
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Pearl510 says:
Travelling by bus is soooo easy in Spain, and often the better option. In the center of the cities you've got the little city busses (like the only type of public transport busses we got in little Belgium), yet between the cities and towns are larger connections of long distance busses with more con…
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alejandromail27 says:
jueves, julio 05, 2007
aCeRCa De BaRCeLoNa y CeRCa DeL BaRÇa.
Madrid, regresando de BarÇa.
Hace unos dias lleguamos de Barcelona, ciudad a la que hay que visitar alguna vez y perderse en el barro gotico y, con una buena cantidad de cerveza sera sin duda un lugar con mucho mas misticismo. …
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Night Life
1 review
#69 of 125 general tips & advice in Spain
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lokaanatt says:
If you want to go out while in Malaga, you should head for Puerto Banus, especially the well known disco DREAMERS. I'ts not a cheap area, but it´s the best nightlife in the province.
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dolfijn says:
.....asap i will write this review!
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Opinion2 says:
we just returned from a visit to Marbella Costa del sol with My family(a Party of7) We stayed in Gran Hotel Guadalpin.. This property is an oasis for the senses, an ultra luxury hotel in a privileged area of Marbella. a Very beautiful location. We wanted to tour the Coast but didn't want a Tour grou…
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sosa says:
Go walking in the Raval district at 3 am just because you want a kebab.
Walk around in a dubious neighbourhood dressed like a tourist with a Starbucks muffin in one hand, Starbucks juice in the other, your purse under your arm and looking up at apartments.
Run after muggers; life is more impo…
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Madrid
3 reviews
#73 of 125 general tips & advice in Spain
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kazarre says:
Tañas and free tapas. You could get fat here, as everywhere you go you get food with your drinks. Cheap though, as no need to go to a restaurant.
Great for shops and bars.
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jteddyb says:
If you're spending a few days in Barcelona, and want to stray a bit from the well-trodden guidebook path, it's essential that you buy a copy of the Guia del Ocio. This is a weekly listings magazine that comes out every Thursday, costs 1 euro, and is on sale at 90% of the city's newsstands. It includ…
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LAfallenangel says:
I went to Fuerteventura on my Honeymoon and all I can say is I woul not go back if you paid me. We stayed in Caleta de Fuste and it was full of restaurants and bars which served things like sausage egg and chips and full english breakfast. If I wanted a beach and english food I would have gone to …
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