Barcelona Hotels

For your last full day in Barcelona Hotels, combined with the art of buying and, last butnot off with a good meal and a little opera. Start with a tour of the Pedrera, perhaps the only dwelling house in the world outstanding architectural, whether it is a real museum. Antoni Gaudi's last civil project in Barcelona, which was built in 1906-1912, has a Pedrera ç fa ade undulating roof and unusual dominated by a series of chimneys. After renovations, the building was opened to the public as a museum in 1996 and today, visitors can begin a tour of the Barcelona apartments in and learn all about Gaudi and its projects in an exhibition Standing in the building of the old attic. The highlight of La Pedrera, however, is a walk around the roof, where an army of a stunning sculptures of the chimney, seems watch over the city.

For lunch, try Semproniana legeres a restaurant with an eclectic pleased horn and in the menu. The courts, in an attempt to bulb filled with noodles with pesto and rich flourless chocolate cake bittersüßen drenched in chocolate sauce. Do not worry about calories, because you are going with some afternoon shopping. Stroll along the Rambla, walking in the city, where you will find fresh flowers shopkeepers, artisans and the cantons the Mercat de la Boqueria, a large fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, fish and vegetables market. Take a page from the streets of La Rambla and the Gothic quarter of Hotels in Barcelona, where thesmall businesses of all kinds in abundance. For the quintessential Spanish souvenirs, research, Juan Soler, above all, an end tissue and the shop attitude, but also the place to buy silk scarves in all colors of the rainbow, sky. Made in Seville gefranste and embroidered and heavy scarves are cases to more than $ 80 each.

Regarding your last night in Barcelona, throw your new scarf of your best evening wear and reserve a seat at Gularis, a restaurant, Live Opera, with its four courses. The restaurant is located in an elegant building with high ceilings and rooms decorated with mirrors and decorated with antiques. Between classes, four singers - a baritone, tenor, soprano and mezzo-soprano - Shelving customers with extracts from La Boheme, Aida, Carmen and Don Giovanni. The arrangement is romantic, the food is wonderful and singing. Is there a better way to end a whirl wind tour of Barcelona?