Barcelona: An Unconventional and Needless Guide

nice little travelogue. enjoyed reading about ``a Fat Catalan women smoking a fag``.
Which end of his did she light up before smoking him? And did he scream for her to let him go??

PS: fag=gay in the US, NOT a cigarette.

Isfandyar:

...yes you said it all Barcelona: An Unconventional and Needless Guide

but still...you glossed over the cathedral ...a zillion years in making...and the cardinal sin...made no mention of gaudi...tsk tsk...

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Isfandyar

A zippy travelogue...Barcelona is my favourite Spanish city...The Gaudi Cathdral is amazing. Barcelona has become a byword for succesful urban redevelopment and the re-invention of depressed cities throughout Europe....Gaudi had a canvas to make the city his own personal work of art and there are times when it buzzes with that sensibility...Wonderful place...I think Picasso was a Catalonian from Barca too...


Met a few Sardarji`s with shops on the Ramblas there too...they were blasting bhangra at top volume...


:-)

hi isfandyr,

great you liked this city... but there are so much more to it than segrada familia and la rambla...

you forgot to mention the women of barca... oh god! these spanish women... they are the reason I would never want to leave barca

Y

Viva La Catalunya!!

Next time visit the Parc de Guel and other Gaudi master pieces as well :) and the thriving bars on Port Viel just off La Ramblas...

Btw. do you know there is actually a `pareshaan rambla` in barcelona!!!

The best youth hostel is named `Kabul` and `Govinda` restaurant serves the best `pau bhaji`.

And then there is FC barcelona`s stadium for football lovers!!!

Nice you liked my country this much. It is very interesting to read about Barcelona from an Indian perspective. Are there many Indians in Barcelona? I have lived in Hyderabad one year and miss my life there and my Indian friends. Now I am back in my country, Spain, eating jamón jamón...

Hi aude,

I am an Indian here in Barca... and loving every bit of it... are you an Indian or spanish? Though I am not a great fan of Jamon, I just love the tiramisus and turrons... where do you live in Bcn?...

Y

Well, I don´t live in Spain but I consider myself Spanish in spite of my French passport. My mother is from Zaragoza, Spain, married to a French. I am visiting relatives now in Spain but have nver been to Barcelone. I would love to visit someday.

Thanks all for the comments,
I on purpose left some parts of the city out so that I have more of a reason to come back.
Thank you aude also for your comments, lm from pakistan though
regards