I understand that wine in Spain is like water it is staple of the land and that being said there…read moreare tons of wine shops and vineyards to find YOUR wine. And believe you me we walked passed a many wineries but walking upon Magatzem Escola was a great find! Located in the Born District Magatzem Escola is a liquor store/winery. First off their ambiance is very cool casual with the staff well knowledgeable about the products they carry. Serious about they'r wine they have a reload able card you can purchase to taste test a variety of wines they recommended. What caught our eye was the random windows in the floor that you could walk on and look into the basement below. Apparently they hold certain tastings and pairing parties for members. We thought the staff was nice enough that we came back multiple times during our trip.

We booked this hotel for a week-long stay and encountered a significant problem: water was actively…read moreleaking from the bathroom ceiling light fixture throughout our stay. We reported it immediately, and while the staff was polite, management offered only a bottle of Cava as compensation -- which doesn't address the core issue since neither of us drinks. We requested either a room upgrade or a night credit to reflect the inconvenience, but were told the manager wouldn't be available until our checkout day. That means during the weekend there is no one present to take care of potential problems with the rooms. We were offered a lateral move to an identical room, which seemed like it solved their problem rather than ours. If you stay here, be prepared that maintenance issues may not be resolved quickly, and compensation for significant room problems may be limited. The location is nice, but we'd recommend clarifying their damage and compensation policy before booking. UPDATE: We were able to talk to the manager over the phone. The 'deal' that was given to us: they won't charge us for the final night if we check out a night early. That's right. Leave early and we won't charge you for services we do not provide. How thoughtful.

Just finished a nice 3-night stay here in late February 2018. I would recommend this boutique hotel…read moreas a nice option for the overall value, location and attentive service. Rooms are on the smallish side, as through most of Europe, yet they are kept clean and the beds new with nice firm mattresses. So I really slept great here!! The location was convenient, around 15 minute walk from Plaza de Cataluña and Las Ramblas. And nearby some nice restaurants like Cu Cut and Teleferic. The two minuses were the Wi-Fi which I had to reset 6-7X per day just to get the connection to work. Also, the overactive cleaning person would just open my door w/o knocking at 9am every morning. Not great for jetlagged travelers, so make sure to deploy that 'Do Not Disturb' sign accordingly. Unlike some other reviews, I stayed on the 3rd floor and did NOT notice any funky hallway smells. Hotel Granados 83 is also highly rated on TripAdvisor and for good reason. Would recommend this spot for those staying in Barcelona.

This was a super fun escape room experience. The inside is nicely decorated in theme that makes you…read morefeel like you are there to solve a mystery. The person who helped us was very helpful and nice. We did the gaudi escape and it was a lot of fun for the kids. Everything was very tidy and clean. Out of all the fun cultural things in Barcelona, my kids loved this escape room experience the most.

This was a super fun experience. Edward was our guide and he gave good hints which helped us along…read more Without giving it away. We did the Gaudi experience and it was very fun and the only hint I'll give you is "everything is there for a reason" so if you see it, investigate it. Cheers friends!

Visiting from abroad. We bought tickets the day prior for the very next day. Spent 2 trains and a…read morebus to arrive at the park. The attractions and rides were all closed for "technical reasons". No signs were posted. No email the morning of to save us from going all that way. We were refused a refund in person and also upon the suggested customer service email address.

Tibidabo is the highest peak in Barcelona, Spain! It's a touristy spot that gives you a 360° view…read moreover the Mediterranean Sea, the city of Barcelona, and the surrounding suburbs. Even though I've visited the Barcelona area about a dozen times, this was my first time at Tibidabo, and I was glad to share this experience with my husband and my brother's family. If you're planning a trip to Barcelona, this is a definite spot to visit at least once in your lifetime. It was well worth my 15 year wait! The top of Tibidabo is crowned by the Cathedral del Sagrat Cor. This church was constructed between 1902 and 1960 in a mixture of modernista and neogothic styles. It's also home to the Tibidabo Amusement Park built in 1889. You might recognize views of Tibidabo in international films like Vicky Christina Barcelona.

Great instructors and staff. I was a yoga when I walked into the place. And I've been going to…read moreevery class (on Fridays) ever since. The instructor really knows how to get an out of shape beginner, like myself, motivated and feel like I'm actually accomplishing something,

Great yoga place, very economic price - many classes are at 5€…read more Nice vibe from teachers and students. I felt really comfortable taking a class in La Shala and I went back for many more classes since then. Very centric and easy to get to. Recommended!!!

I lived in Barcelona for three months this fall, and searched hard to find a good Vinyasa flow…read morestudio. When I discovered Yo/Mu, I instantly found my yoga home. The owner Lucy is a shining light with such amazing energy that infuses the eclectic space in the Gothic Quarter. She offers classes (in English) with breath work, juicy flow and inspiring savasana, all to lovely music playlists. In the evenings, she leads classes to the sounds of her musician partner Pepe who plays LIVE, including guitar and the incredible cello. It is a magical experience!