3 Days in Barcelona
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This trip was folded from @SuitcaseMonkey (Suitcase Monkey)'s video.
3 Days in BARCELONA - Gothic Quarter, Sagrada Familia, Best Food Market, Park Guell | Full Itinerary In this video, we spend 3 full days in Barcelona. We visit the twisting roads of The Gothic Quarter, the Sagrada Familia, visit the best food market - La Boqueria Market, Park Guell, Casa Batlló and The Magic Fountain. *👉 OUR HOTEL rated 9.1 (Superb) on Booking.com: https://www.booking.com/hotel/es/987-barcelona.en.html?aid=1864334&no_rooms=1&group_adults=2&label=BarcVlog *👉 For the best available Tours and tickets in Barcelona: https://www.getyourguide.co.uk/barcelona-l45/?partner_id=WMA142S&utm_medium=online_publisher&placement=content-top&cmp=BarcelonaVlog All my licensed music comes from Artlist: Get 2 Months Free here: https://bit.ly/2rvWCEy *👉 This above link is an affiliate that supports this channel at no extra cost to you. ATTRACTIONS Sagrada Familiar Tickets: https://sagradafamilia.org/en/home Park Guell: https://parkguell.barcelona/en Casa Batlló: https://www.casabatllo.es/en/ Magic Fountain Schedule: https://www.barcelona.cat/en/what-to-do-in-bcn/magic-fountain/magic-fountains-show-times FOOD Caelum Cafe: https://goo.gl/maps/AL7bnEPmJ5m6ANNY6 El Quim: https://g.page/elquimdelaboqueria?share Granja Petitbo: https://goo.gl/maps/szDbigTFqh51ojNz9 Jaime Beriestain: https://goo.gl/maps/mAPKocZepABdMkqR6 Bar del Pla: https://g.page/BarDelPlaRestaurant?share La Mar Salada: https://goo.gl/maps/CpBBiQzvL1s6PZZ37 Tasca El Corral: https://goo.gl/maps/sjn6zJbokUUgQVs79 Viana Barcelona: https://g.page/vianabcn?share Follow Suitcase Monkey on Facebook: 👉 https://www.facebook.com/SuitcaseMonkeyTravel/ Follow Suitcase Monkey on Instagram: 👉 https://www.instagram.com/suitcasemonkey/ Follow Suitcase Monkey on Twitter: 👉 https://twitter.com/SuitcaseMonkey Follow Suitcase Monkey on Pinterest: 👉 https://www.pinterest.co.uk/suitcasemonkey/ 00:00 Intro 1:08 Barcelona Best Food Market 2:45 Sagrada Familia WOW 4:19 Gothic Quarter - Streets, Food, Shopping 5:34 Hotel - Where to Stay 5:54 Park Guell 7:13 Favourite Lunch Spot! 8:16 Casa Batllo 9:35 Barcelona Quick Sights #barcelona #barcelona2022 #barcelonavlog
Know before you go 🧳
The practical stuff for Barcelona, Spain — check these before you book and pack.
Entry & document checks
- Passport validity — Rule of thumb: many countries ask for passports valid 6+ months beyond travel; check your passport's remaining validity before booking.
- Visa note — Visa rules vary by nationality (Schengen: many passports get 90 days visa-free). Verify requirements for your passport on the destination's official immigration site or IATA Travel Centre.
- Travel insurance — Buy comprehensive travel insurance that covers medical evacuation, theft, and cancellations; carry policy details and emergency contacts.
- Entry checks — Border checks can include return ticket, proof of funds and accommodation—have printed or digital copies ready.
Health & medical practicalities
- Vaccinations — Routine vaccinations should be up to date. Check official health advisories for recommended or required vaccines before travel.
- COVID and changing rules — Entry and testing rules for respiratory illnesses can change; confirm current requirements with official health or embassy sources shortly before travel.
- Medications — Carry prescriptions in original packaging and enough supply. For controlled drugs, check Spanish regulations and bring a doctor’s note if needed.
- European citizens — If you have an EHIC/GHIC, bring it for medically necessary care—but still buy travel insurance for full coverage.
Money & payments
- Currency code — Currency: Euro (EUR).
- Cards & ATMs — Credit/debit cards widely accepted; ATMs common. Notify your bank about travel to avoid card blocks.
- Tipping norm — Tipping is modest: small change or rounding up in cafés, 5–10% in restaurants if service was good; service may already be included.
- Cash to carry — Carry some cash for markets, small vendors, or places that are card-light, especially in less touristic areas.
Connectivity & power
- Plug & voltage — Plugs: Type C and F. Voltage: 230 V, 50 Hz. Bring a compact adapter if your devices use different plugs.
- Mobile internet — Local prepaid SIMs and eSIMs are available at shops and kiosks; compare short-stay plans for data needs.
- Roaming & Wi‑Fi — Roaming often works but can be costly; free Wi‑Fi is common in hotels and cafés—avoid unsecured networks for sensitive tasks.
- Emergency number — Emergency services: call 112 (EU-wide emergency number).
Local customs & safety
- Local languages — Catalonia has Catalan and Spanish; using a few words in Catalan is appreciated in Barcelona.
- Dress & behavior — Dress casually but respectfully when visiting religious sites; avoid loud, disruptive behavior on public transport and in residential areas at night.
- Pickpocket risk — Pickpocketing occurs in tourist areas and on public transport—use a secure bag, keep valuables concealed, and stay alert in crowds.
- Dining etiquette — Meals can be later than in some countries (dinner often 20:00+). It's polite to greet staff and say thanks (gracias/merci).
Climate, best time & packing
- Best months to visit — Best: late spring (May–June) and early autumn (Sept–Oct) for mild weather and fewer crowds. Summer is hot and busy; winter is mild but cooler.
- What to pack — Pack layers, comfortable walking shoes for cobbled streets, sun protection for summer, and a light jacket for evenings.
- Weather variability — Weather can change quickly near the coast—check short-term forecasts before outdoor plans.
- Beach season — If planning beaches, expect warm sea and crowded beaches in July–Aug; bring swimwear and a quick-dry towel.
Language & key phrases
- Official languages — Spanish (Castilian) and Catalan are official in Barcelona. English is common in tourist areas but less so in some local shops.
- Useful Spanish — Hola (hello); Gracias (thank you); ¿Dónde está el metro?/¿Dónde está...?(Where is the metro/…?).
- Useful Catalan — Bon dia (good day); Gràcies (thank you); On és... ? (Where is...?). Using these is appreciated.
Airport & getting around
- From El Prat airport — Barcelona–El Prat (BCN) to center: options include airport express buses, suburban train (R2), taxis and ride-hail—travel time varies with traffic.
- Public transport — Efficient metro, trams and buses cover the city; buy tickets at machines or via official apps and validate them where required.
- Taxis & apps — Official taxis are metered; ride-hailing apps operate in the city. Check license markings on taxis and follow app pickup instructions.
- Walking & cycling — Central Barcelona is walkable; bike lanes are widespread but watch for scooters. Rent bikes or e‑scooters through reputable providers if needed.
General guidance, not legal advice — entry and health rules depend on your passport and change often. Verify with official sources before you fly.
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