Next two days are characterised by Gaudí‘s works. I didn’t feel well on Tuesday morning, so we stayed at the hostel and I slept my pain away and after it was gone, we went to Sagrada Família. What I liked most about this trip was that we walked almost everywhere and took the metro only twice. And a thing I loved as a pedestrian was their large pavements. In fact, some of them were so large, that they didn’t even need separate tracks for bicycles. And talking about bikes, they were absolutely everywhere! I thought that they were many in Vienna, well, now I think there were incredibly many in Barcelona
*thumbs up!*


Sagrada Família didn’t impress me that much. From the pics I’d seen, I thought it was bigger, turned out it was actually smaller than I had expected
But that wasn’t the problem. I don’t know, I just found it too full of details, sculptures, it was almost ugly ![]()

But that doesn’t apply to his other works I’ve seen. The hostel we stayed in was really close Casa Battló and that one I found beautiful. The same applies to Park Güell.



I loved the trip to the park. We passed through some poorer parts of Barcelona and once the glitter and the tourists of La Rambla were gone, I could actually feel that I’m in the real Barcelona, a more private one. A Barcelona only for myself ![]()


The Sigur Rós concert took place on Wednesday night and I was taken aback to see that the people who were gathered at the entrance almost 2h befire the show were forming a queue! I mean – wow!!! I asked a guy if they always did that and he said that it was the first time he saw a queue at a concert and that it seemed that the Spanish were turning civilized
The people were sitting on the pavement, eating, drinking wine, taking and even reading. Now that’s what I call bohemian attitude ![]()

And besides the fact that the concerts was INCREDIBLE, there isn’t more I can say about it. Yeah, the Icelanders rocked my night! ![]()

uuu, ce-mi place limba catalana! acuma indiferent de mesajul sinistru dar binevenit din exemplul de fata.