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Love seeing you and the whole fam enjoying your side of the shore ☺

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We definitely felt that in Barcelona there were way too many tourists for that size city and it felt like the natives or the locals would get 20 points for every tourist. They ran down if you dare got in their way, they were ready to kill you and that’s the vibe I felt throughout the entire trip in Barcelona, like the people that live there wanted us dead Because they were just way too many tourists it was suffocating. I did not get a decent meal in any restaurant in Barcelona. The only place I ate well was in the hotel but the noise level inside the hotel was so terrible. I couldn’t sleep and I would never recommend that hotel even though the breakfast was fabulous. I did enjoy the aquarium. That was very interesting. I did not care for the sagrada Familia Cathedral. It was like being inside a jewelry box not a church not a Basilica. I take Madrid over Barcelona any day.

You might want to check out Sanlúcar de Barrameda es fantástico!🥰

I don’t know how you got video footage but every time I went, to the Royal Palace in Madrid , they kept saying no photos no videos, no flash. No, the Egyptian temple is not worth it. It’s just a waste of time. You didn’t miss anything. I would recommend staying centrally in the Modena hotel. It’s close to everything and you get breakfast included and it’s fantastic and across the street is a wonderful church if you want to go to mass in the morning before you go get your shopping done at corte Ingles right behind the Moderno hotel, and you can buy your fruit, sandwiches, Tinto de verano , you can also visit some wonderful flamenco shows.🥰

I don't know who told you that the Egyptian temple was closed at 20h, maybe it's true, but nobody enters the temple because it's really tiny. The whole attraction are the surroundings, it's an *OPEN* public park which has one of the best views of the sunset in Madrid.

What a nice city, the one I live

I really enjoyed your video! I live in Madrid and love living here. I'll have to go to some of the restaurants you went to. Thank you!!

You missed the main and most beautiful part of Gran Via. You took right in Callao and took Calle Preciados. You should have stayed in Gran Via from Callao to the end in Cibeles. That is where the best buildings and stores are.

Regular trains in Spain don't have luggage scanning, though. That's a feature of high-speed trains. ;)

😂 Gracias al ministro de transporte. Todos ellos funcionan fantásticamente bien mal desde que él está al mando. Dentro de poco, no veremos estos vídeos alabando a estos transportes u otros. Pero, gracias por sus comentarios 😂., me alegro de que no haya tenido ningún problema.

As someone living in Barcelona - the anti-tourist sentiment is mainly about housing prices. We don't hate tourists per se, it's that the insane level of rent is mainly attributed to tourism. Short term rentals are more profitable for landlords.

Los pinchos que te tomaste en el ultimo día realmente era un restaurante Vasco. Te recomiendo que visites la próxima vez que vengas a España el Pais Vasco que esta en el norte. Vas a flipar respecto a la gastronomía.

Increíble que se estropee el aire acondicionado en un tren de Alta Velocidad, realmente esa flota de trenes ya empieza a estar vieja. Seguro que hubo muchas reclamaciones de los viajeros afectados. Que mala suerte lo del zumo derramado. Tienes un estilo de narrar muy mesurado. Ha sido interesante ver el punto de vista de alguien no español, un saludo desde Valencia.

😍😍👍👍😍😍👍👍The best way to travel is by train,, and Spain is for me the best way!!

It’s the only main city I didn’t get to, you’ll have to show me around next time 😜

I’m pretty sure there are plugs in every AVE, Avant and AVLO trains. Sometimes you may find them on one side of your seat or under your seat or they may be under a lid on the table, but I’ve always been able to top up my gadgets any time I wanted to whilst traveling by high speed train in Spain. I might be wrong, though.

Yo creo que Vd. viajaría más cómodo en una diligencia como en el Oeste en 1860 alli no se servia Cola , ni ñoquis, ni habia aire acondicionado. Hubiera sido perfecto y tendría el espectaculo de los indios o cuatreros, mucho mas divertido.😂

In Spain, it is normal to have checks at train stations, since in Spain we suffered a jihadist attack on March 11, 2004, in which several trains were blown up, with many dead and wounded.

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by your comment on sagrada familia and its not so "traditional" appearence.. well, the building is still under construction. Also, its architectonical style is called "modernism".. so.. yea, it should seem more modern than a gothic church 600 years old. I may be wrong, and maybe wouldn't have worked for a youtube video, only for your pleasure, but in barcelona there is a museum. well, in fact there are literally hundreds of them, but there is one in particular, in Montjuïc, called MNAC. if you are into "more traditional" religious art, there you have the frescoes (wall paintings) from several churches from the romanesque period that were moved there in order to be better preserved around 100 years ago. The romanesque style precedes the gothic style and belongs to the IX th to XII th centuries. Also, since the museum is on a hill, the view is quite good, and is surrounded by parks. Not a very known museum by tourists in general, but check it out if you can. I think that worths it. Thats not something that you can easily see in many places.

I just got back from Barcelona and it was amazing I can't wait to go back

One of my favorite places in the world! You do have to be careful and watch for pickpockets on the Metro, Puerta del Sol, Gran Via and other touristy places in Madrid. Some people just aren't museum people. My husband is an artist and I'm a Spanish teacher, so we can't bet enough of the Prado, Reina Sofía, and The Thyssen museums. Your video makes me want to go back to the Royal Palace--haven't been there in over 30 years. You got some good food too!

Lamentable tu ignorancia.

Gran Vía is more Cinema and Musical Theatre area than shopping. I guess that when you took the wrong turn you ended up in Preciados or el Carmen 😅

Salmorejo is very different from gazpacho. Gazpacho is a mixture of quite a number of different vegetables, whereas salmorejo is basically just bread, garlic, tomato, salt, and olive oil and vinegar. Traditionally served with boiled egg and iberico ham chips. It contains no cream, the silky texture is due to the stale bread you blend with the tomatoes. The brava sauce is just made of olive oil, and smoky, spicy paprika, hence the red colour. Some people add tomato to it. Hope you enjoyed Spain to the max.

Not a woman dancing what you bought at that store at Plaza Mayor, but a Menina, a figurine of an Infanta, a member of the Spanish Royal Family, and Velazquez's most famous painting.

Parts of downtown are closed for cars and cabs so the letting you off was not a scam based on our visit :) your vids are really accurate

Your waiter in La Gelida may be having a bad day, or she might have been nicer if you had spoken to her in English instead of in Spanish (there are some Catalans who are really belligerent and won’t tolerate the Spanish language). Luckily, most people are not that rude and stupid.

Te perdiste lo mejor de la Alambra. El patio de los leones y El Jeneralife y la puesta del sol.

to compare the light of the windows inside of the Sagrada Familia to Neon Lights says a lot of your no taste!!!!

As an Andalusian I tell you I don't like salmorejo but I do like gazpacho with a mild spicy flavor although you already know that we Spaniards don't like things that are too spicy it is bad for the stomach you could get a stomach problem greetings from Huelva (As for the heat, don't come in August, it is the worst month of summer.).

La Boqueria was my favourite market. Loved seeing it again in your video. And I found Raval to be safe - similar warnings, but Placa Raval with the Botero sculpture and parrot colony was a joy. I liked Raval for being an ordinary neighbourhood, not geared to tourism.

Tienes que ir a Córdoba, posiblemente la ciudad más bonita de España

All the beaches in Spain are free and yes topless is common in every Spanish beach not only in Barcelona.

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❤❤❤ a takje vi mojete podpisatsya na moy RUclips kanal

I was working in Alhambra for a year as art restorer. I was behind the upper windows of the alberca yard, With many tourists below and many bats hanging just upstairs

Madrid tan bella como infravalorada.buen video

I like that ceramic bowl. My trip to Spain is round the corner. A package tour though.

Calle Preciados

You could've still gone to the Temple of Devod since what is really interesting about it is its sourrandings, with amazing views to the royal palace and look outs to the city it self. But you did what is most recomended for a three day visit! Loved your comments to your experiences

Tourists go home! No more tourists in Madrid.

i think you would have loved the archeologican museum in Madrid (MAN), i get like visiting the Prado museum is like a really big thing, but i find history far more interesting specially as the MAN has the Dama de Elche and Dama de Baza statues (iberian statues)

The South os Spain is a must-visit, undoubtedly, but I’m more in love with the small towns than the big cities (I even felt a bit disappointed with Seville to be honest… I was so hyped beforehand). Free tapas in Granada are unparalleled in the rest of Spain, and you should know that, if you’d stayed for a second drink, the second tapa would’ve been even better (once I knew this, I decided I would not take a seat for lunch or dinner😅). As for the thick accent, it can be difficult to understand even for other Spaniards.

Excellent!!! what camera did you use, film quality and editing is outstanding!

What a trip you enjoyed! Haven't been to either Seville or Granada and I appreciate the tour you've given us. Looking forward to the next video.

In Spain we don’t speak with a lisp. It’s not Plaza de Ezpaña, as you pronounced it, but Plaza de España (we pronounce differently the “z” and the “s”, unlike in South America) It would be a lisp if we pronounced the “s” as a “z”, and that’s not the case.

Absolutely gorgeous. Brought back memories for me. Well done!

looooveeeed this city when we was there, greetings from miami