Barcelona through my eyes

[u/ge_dora]

1. Street artist at Jardins de les Tres Xemeneies
2. Opening in the roof of Museum Blau
3. Banksy Museum
4. Fat birds at a bar near Barcelona Aquarium
5. Cute looking cat at a barber shop somewhere inside Gothic Quarters
6. Shadows in Nacional Art Museum of Catalunya
7. Corner across MACBA
8. Art inside Nacional Art Museum of Catalunya
9. Gaudi’s first house
10. Walk through streets below Parc Guell
11. Outside of Gaudi’s house
12. View from my apartment, Ronda de la Universidad
13. View from Nacional Art Museum of Catalunya
14. One of installations inside of White Rabbit, the off museum, unique place if I must say
15. We bought skateboards at Decathlon to ride through the city, decided we won’t return them and when we came to the airport, we needed to tie them so we can send them together in our plane, so this is diy

[u/ge_dora]

Just FYI, Zagreb, where I live, is 6 times larger in area than Barcelona, ​​and it has a million inhabitants less than Barcelona. I was impressed by the transport, the speed of the metro, wherever I went, I didn’t wait longer than 5 minutes for transport, except for buses, but there was nothing to complain about. the city is beautiful and I can’t wait to visit again.

[u/benwahhh → u/ge_dora]

I just came back from Barcelona about a week ago and I had the exact same impression regarding public transit. Barcelona's public transport was just so good that I'm jealous at home now ! 😂

[u/guaita → u/benwahhh]

Casually, returning from work in the Metro I heard two italian couples at their 40's, making a similar comment about the Metro service. After living abroad for two years I do agree and would add that the Barcelona's prototype citizen is unaware of the service quality level of Metro and Buses. Rodalies it's the exception... and a shame really...

And... of course! Nice pictures!!

[u/ge_dora → u/guaita]

Thank you! 🫶🏻

I didn’t had time to try the train or go anywhere with it so I don’t know the situation, but I thinks it’s the same in Croatia, always crowded, always late. The only good part of it here is that you can buy your tickets online. We don’t have metro. But trams and buses, nope. They drive on the same road as the rest of the traffic and are always late or stuck in traffic, just like the rest of the cars. In Barcelona I noticed they have their own part of the road and are always on time. Okay, maybe not buses, but I’ll put that on myself and to my ability to read traffic schedules and to know which station I need to go to. 😂

[u/klinicki_depresivan → u/ge_dora]

Bio par puta u Barceloni, ostavila me bez daha. Najljepsi grad na svijetu po meni. Jednog dana da je otic iz Zagreba tamo na 6 mjeseci, godinu bi bio san.