Youth Hostel in Barcelona - Travel Tips for HI hostel Barcelona - Mare de Deu de Montserrat, Spain (Page 3/5)Book
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18 May 2009 Joshua, Canada:
bocadillos! at least one shop/takeout place on every street sells cheap sandwiches called bocadillos which are definitely your best bet for cheap eats in this city where restaurants can be pricey. if you want a good restaurant meal try a place caled "Vin y something" it is on the same street as the main barcelona train station and you get a jug of good local red wine free with your meal. tough to order there if you don't speak spanish though, in my experience. |
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09 Jun 2009 Sarah, USA:
Flamenco dancing was cheap and fun. |
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18 May 2009 Joshua, Canada:
gaudi's masterpieces, especially la sagrada familia and parc guell. walk down las ramblas on the weekends especially for entertainment. there is an imax around the marina, but instead walk around the beach and get blasted on sangria or something. |
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18 May 2009 Joshua, Canada:
southern france (marseilles?), or northern italy (and small town in the mountains is beautiful). but really just go to southern germany and have a good time. |
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15 Apr 2009 Takahisa, Germany:
always hard to wake up, so I had breakfast just one time the last day. but breakfast inclusive that´s very great. |
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24 Feb 2009 Ewa Kajdanowicz, Poland:
Near underground,so you can go with out any problem to center.There are also some pubs . |
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30 Oct 2008 Jo, Belgium:
Good food, breakfast not so good |
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24 Oct 2008 Karl, England & Wales:
La Cantonada- Carrer Montcada 1. Great local atmosphere with a hearty ,fresh 10 Euro 2 course Menu. |
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09 Oct 2008 Shyam, USA:
AVOID eating at La Rambla (but don't miss visiting). It is extremely commercialized. We got a Sangria which was just OK. If you are an average american you may like the food but the real Spanish food is in the Bari Gothic Area near Metro 'Juame' |
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09 Oct 2008 Shyam, USA:
Sagrada Familia, Parc Guell, Bari Gothic area and Montserrat (45min away from City) |
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| HI Hostel Barcelona - Mare de Deu de Montserrat The hostel Mare de Déu in Barcelona is located in a very peaceful area, but at the same time at only 15 minutes by underground (L3 Vallcarca station, exit Rep.Argentina) from the center. It is also connected via daytime buses (28 and 92) and night buses (N5), which makes the hostel a perfect starting point to visit the city.
Apart from being a modernist building with great historic and architectural value, the hostel has free services available to all the guests that can be very useful, such as parking for cars and for 2 coaches, a meeting room and an auditorium with capactiy for 150 people, as well as a spacious garden and a great terrace. Other free facilities are single lockers in the rooms, safety box, TV room and bed linen and breakfast are included in the price. Other paying facilities are the laundry, Internet access and meals service that consists of a two courses menu, with desert and a salad buffett.
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