What Do Madrid, Amsterdam, Taipei, Barcelona & Seoul Now Have In Common? Our Free City PDF Guides!
We love all our City Guides so much that we want everyone to experience them, Call it an early Christmas present to you. All our City PDF Guides are completely free so whether your planning a short city break to Amsterdam or a business trip to Seoul, a food fest in Barcelona, then we have you well covered.
The beauty of our PDF City Guides is that you can follow it step by step for a in-depth experience or deviate from it to create your own, which ever way you go its the perfect starting point & reference. Taipei, Madrid, Seoul, Amsterdam & Barcelona Free PDF City Guides, making cities closer than ever before.
See & Be Totally Different in Lisbon, San Francisco, Barcelona & Berlin
Looking at the world in many different ways is what iwannagothere wants you to do. With a growing list of fantastic international cities to chose from, we want to introduce our latest City Mobile Guides, just of the viral press.
San Francisco: The different cultures that formed the city, now flourish giving San Francisco many unique and diverse neighborhoods. You’ll find distinctly different neighborhoods in close proximity. All the more better to have iwannagothere in your pocket and to keep you travelling like a local with out San Francisco Mobile City Guide.
Berlin has an historic legacy of artistic innovation and chaotic political change that has created a spectacular city mix. Bombastic structures built by kings and dictators, relics from tyrannical dictatorships, vie for attention with a hip urban and ultra cool city awaits you on every step. Be in the know and wise to it all with the ultimate Berlin Mobile City Guide.
Lisbon has ancient Moorish ramparts, sassy nightlife and an amazing 20 centuries of history. Straddling around seven hills, each of Lisbon’s neighbourhoods has its own character. The best way to discover Lisbon is to wander up and down its tree-lined streets and narrow lanes, with the help of our comprehensive Lisbon Mobile City Guide.
Barcelona is a city made up off villages all joined together but each distinct and unique in character its own right. Saunter through the old streets, browsing through markets, chique boutiques surrounded by the smells of great food. Sit, watch & listen at the multitudes of bars and cafes and head out into the night with your exclusive iwannagothere Barcelona Mobile City Guide.
What ever your travel style, make your travel life considerably easier with iwannagothere’s Mobile City Guides.
Pick of the week: Papabubble, hard candy store
The smell of cooked sugar wafting down a quiet street in the Barri Gòtic….Papabubble owners make old-fashioned way sweets.
All their candies are made of sugar, water, glucose and colors. Candy makers melt the sugar, add colors, and make shapes inside the shop. One of the shop keeper was cutting the candy in one-bite size.
It´s like visiting a small candy factory, where all the doors are open.
Papabubble, hard candy store posted by catalombia
80 days around the world. Day 7: Spain» Barcelona
Be like Phileas Fogg and try to circle the world in 80 days by car, plane, train, boat, bird, balloon or just on foot.
You only need a few bucks, a sense of adventure to discover the world and this travel guide – your journey can start today!
A quick and cheap way to visit Sagrada Familia in Barcelona posted by dyii
Sagrada Familia is one of the most famous and visited spots in BCN.
You can already find the information more than enough about Gaudi and histories and stories about the architecture, so here I give you tips how to make a visit to Sagrada Familia Quick and Cheap.
The entrance ticket is 13euros, but people from all around the world are always in a long cue to enter and see the masterpiece of Gaudi. Is it the only way to enter?
Of course no..
There’s a small entrance on the left hand side of the Glory Facade (modern facade) connected to the inside of the building. It is opened to the locals who want to pray and participate in the misa, but it is always opened.
It will not be as fancy as climbing up the stairs of the temple and looking down at the nice view of Barcelona, but it’s good enough if you have limited time and bugdet. The pictures I uploaded here are all taken from the free entrance part. 
Enjoy!
Next stop: the World of 1001 nights, lots of oranges and couscous. Lets go!
Videos from Barcelona
Are you planning to visit Barcelona soon? Then you have to watch these video guides at videosfrombarcelona.com!
You will find fresh clip videos made by Gina about her city, Barcelona. People that live in Barcelona loves to talk about their city, and who better than someone from Barcelona to show you the Barcelona tricks.
A taste about how the streets are, how metro works, what to eat, what to know wich things are imprescindible and a lot of tips that you will enjoy of knowing before your stay.
If after watching these videos, you can’t wait to go to Barcelona… go on and start creating your own customized guide!
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Barcelona by Bob Pop
Roberto Enríquez (Bob Pop) is a fashion and trends journalist who lives in Barcelona with his husband, loves to eat, drink and spending his spare time with friends in nice places. Check out Bob Pop profile!
What do you do on a really warm and sunny day in Barcelona?
I love having lunch next to the Barceloneta beach.
There are some great restaurants -Ca La Nuri, Escrivá- next to the beach with fabulous paellas and fish food
And on a raining day?
Some exhibitions at the CCCB, MACBA or VIRREINA ART CENTER. Shopping at La Central bookshop and, maybe, a delicious cocktail at MILANO
What is the best way to get around in the town?
Walking or bicing are the best options
Favourite place?
The gardens of the old University at University Square; a beautiful small park with a tiny lake is one of my secret places
What shouldn’t be missed on someone’s first visit to Barcelona?
A walk by El Raval, El Barrio Gótico, Santa María del Mar and El Borne. Going up and down by Paseo de Gracia (to see some of best Gaudi’s buildings) and a beer next to the beach. The Holy Family and Parc Güell by Gaudi can wait…
Barcelona best club?
For me, Lotus Theater
What’s the best plan for a Sunday morning in Barcelona?
Having brunch at Milk is a perfect plan for a hangover sunday at Barcelona.
