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While in Barcelona, I stayed at Le Meridien on La Rambla. In the lobby next to the elevators was a vase of lilies that were very peculiar;...

Another fascinating pair of objects from the decorative arts museum were these Victorian era (what is the spanish era equivalent?) shell bou...

Located just outside of the city center, the Museu de Arts Decoratives in the Palau Reial de Padralbes (seen below) is definitely worth the ...

One of my favorite things to see in Barcelona, which you won't find in many guidebooks, is the beaux arts styled main post office. Centr...

I spent the past weekend in a blissfully remote cabin in West Virginia. The scenery was so stunning I had to share it with you all! As we ...

You cannot visit Barcelona and not eat your way through the city. Barcelonians are all about food: whether it be tapas, pinchos, large meal...

Directly off La Rambla is one of my favorite spots in Barcelona, the Placa Reial or Royal Plaza. Built in the 1850s, the central fountain ...

Everywhere you go in Barcelona, you are being watched. If not by crowds of people out enjoying the city and people watching, then by the ve...

I'm back from a whirlwind trip to Barcelona and have so much to report on; a glamorous wedding, stunning architecture (both old and new...

Barcelona is primarily known for the fantastic architecture of Gaudi and the early modernista's. The windows in the Casa Battlo , one o...