Something
more about Barcelona
The
months of June and July flicker with the celebration of the Fest de
Grec-Barcelona arts festival, October and November have the onus for the
international film festival and May is swarming with all the grand prix
aficionados. You may select any of these seasons and even apart from these to
marvel at the exquisiteness of Barcelona. The accommodations are conveniently
available suiting to your pocket. There's some nice hotels at Sur Diagonal,
Eixample, Barri Gotic etc. and luxury villas t spoil your self on the
countryside. Barcelona on the streets of France has not scaled heights
demographically. The narrow population of les than million, the city lets you
liberally roam around all over the place without much hurly burly.
On
your holiday to Barcelona do not leave untouched the Ciutat Vella-the elderly
city that nests in the midst of Barcelona that speaks of its rich Gothic
architecture of medieval times and a memorable march on the pedestrian street
of La Rambla that grounds vibrant markets and street entertainers.
One
time you step in to this huge city that is bifurcated in to numerous districts
and zones, you will have no snag in getting around. From metros, buses and
trains to rental cars all are at your service. To the budget travelers it is
advisable to take a special 'Barcelona Card' that allows you free entry and
discounts on hundred renowned venues along with priceless public
transportation.
The
nightlife can be savored in the comparatively solitary area of Gracia near the
middle of Barcelona that also possesses the coveted Gaudi's project of Casa
Vicens. Let the water caress and indulge your body at the beaches of Little
Barcelona or Barceloneta and let your mouth relish the succulent seafood served
here in Little Barcelona. A breath of air along the contemporary urban
development project-Eixample where a grid is made with a garden adjoining to
each block is certainly significant.