Lots of street sweepers are out every morning |
Today we started out at 10:00am with a 1 ½ hour walking tour of Barcelona’s seafront. Then we took a 1 ½ hour boat tour of the harbor and along the entire city coast line, about 3 hours.
After the tours we got a cab and ate lunch at an outside restaurant close to the hotel.
The entrance to Mar Bella Beach |
Back to the hotel then to change for the evening.
The most famous opera house in Barcelona and maybe in all so Spain is the Palau de la Musica Catalana. It opened in 1908 The site was named a World Heritage Site in 1997. We were lucky enough to get tickets to tour the building in the early evening. The building and inside was amazing. It was the first structure built in Barcelona of steal and then they encased it with beautiful glass and mosaic columns.
Locals Dancing |
Then we walked to a Tappas restaurant we had seen the night before and along the way came across dozens of locals dancing in the square outside the Cathedral to a band. What fun they were having and the tourists were having watching them.
After dinner, we had box seats for a performance. – Wow was it special. The show was a performance by an international guitar master named Manuel Gonzalez who was brilliant on the guitar. I wish we had a video because you cannot describe his talent and how his fingers moved on the strings.
After the concert we walked for a little bit and then it started to rain so we came back to the hotel.
Dinner |
A wonderful day – tomorrow it is the ship – the Carnival Magic.
Our seats for the concert |
Outside of the conceert hall |
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