My Journey, My Stories

Day 2 - Parc Guell, Tibidabo, & Camp Nou After a long first day today we're going to other side of Barcelona, named Parc Guell. Park Güell, is a garden complex with architectural elements situated on the hill of El Carmel in the district of Catalonia, Spain. It was designed by the Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí and built in the years 1900 to 1914. To reach it you can take Metro L3 to Lesseps and follow the Park Guell sign, it's quite far to walk there, and there are lots of stairs to climb. Luckily they invent the technology called escalator so you don't have to do it by yourself. You don't have to pay to enter Park Guell, but if you want to visit the Gaudi house you have to pay a little bit (I don't remember how much it cost because I didn't do it). It's really nice and beautiful there, and there are people that sell souvenir for 1euro, it's cheaper than the one you find in the city. The way to Parc Guell is a little bit far because first you have ...

I went to Barcelona for 3 days, with my friend. This trip is so last minutely so the plane ticket is kinda expensive around 200 euro round trip. But the rest of the trip were cheap, I think I spent around 300 euro for this trip. Here's the details. Day 0 - Sleeping in Airport We took an extra early Transavia flight from Amsterdam Airport 06.05 in the morning. Since we don't have car and count on public transportation, we decided to sleep in Airport, it's my very first time experience sleeping in Airport. Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is quite comfortable to sleep in, in boarding area (it's advisable to check in online so you can enter the boarding area) you can see some recliner near the restaurant area, and also sofa which you can lay down. It was quite quiet in the midnight but after 3ish people start to come and it's getting noisy. But if you're not checked in yet, you can find some quiet place on 2nd floor to sleep, but no recliner whatsoever so you have to ...