Spain, Girona, Barcelona
cons of flying with Wizz Air, non-reclining seat backs, lack of food, the cost of drinks from 2 euros (tea, coffee).
if you do not "yawn" at the airport, you can take good seats on the plane.
at the airport of Girona, immediately take free maps of cities of interest to you.
We lived in a 3* hotel in Lloret de Mar. a city for youth active recreation (many clubs, bars) with an excellent wide, clean beach.
an excellent bus station in the city center, for 5.7 euros we got to Girona, there is a walk along the right-new district and along the left-old part of the city, beautiful landscapes along the defensive wall. narrow streets of the Jewish quarter. an unforgettable panorama of the city from the observation platforms.
a trip to Barcelona cost us 11 euros one way per person.
independently managed to see the house of Mila, Batllo, Sagrada, the Arc de Triomphe, the embankment, the port along the route, climb the cable car to Mount Montjuic (the queue for the cable car was min. 40.
from Montjuic we got to the city on a public bus for 2 euros straight to Plaza Españ a, just to our hostel.
walked to the Camp Nou, an unforgettable match and emotions.
The next day we devoted to shopping, prices in Mango, Zara are 2 times cheaper than ours. there are a lot of people on the Rambla, carefully with bags, thieves are everywhere.
Shopping center El Kort did not impress me, there are a lot of things, you can’t navigate.
We did not have time to see Park Gü ell, the Gothic Quarter, etc. which I now regret very much. perhaps it was worth it to take the Bas-Touristik after all... but this is already the last time. Anyway, to fully enjoy Barcelona, you need 7 days as a minimum. the beaches are very nice by the way (photo in the album).
