My Barcelona guide for stay.com

My Barcelona guide for stay.com

April 3, 2013

I am asked so many times by friends, friends from friends, colleagues, family and so many more fans of my hometown, if I can recommend a nice place where to eat, shop, relax and visit the off stream Barcelona.

I have wanted to do a guide for ages! Stay.com is a very nice site for travelers, you can build up your own guide and they have asked me if I could provide a list of 10 hot spots of Barcelona. You have no idea how difficult it has been to go for just 10 places but here they are! Enjoy (please click on the image)!!

By the way, there are very cool contributors already such as Freunde von Freunden and Arianna Trapani.

Ah, and I do have a nice Barcelona Pinterest board too if you want to get inspired and come and visit us :-)

Se me ha preguntado tantas veces a través de amigos, amigos de amigos, compañeros de trabajo, familia y tantos otros fans de la ciudad, dónde comer, ir de compras, pasearse y conocer la ciudad fuera de lo más comercial y turístico.

De verdad, he querido hacer una guía desde hace tiempo. Stay.com es un buen portal para viajeros, te puedes crear tu propia guía, y me han pedido si podía hablar de mis 10 sitios favoritos. Ha sido difícil, ¿como reducirlo a tan sólo 10 sitios? Pero bueno, aquí están! Espero disfrutéis (por favor, clikar en la imagen).

Por cierto, hay gente muy interesante que ya colabora como Freunde von Freunden y Arianna Trapani.

Y si no vivís  por aquí y tenéis ganas de ver algo más, este es mi board de Pinterest de Barcelona.

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