After our second night at the hostel we decided to check into a hotel to be closer to the airport.
Sagrada Familia
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Espana
My FAVORITEEEEEE thing to eat in Espana is PAELLA!!!!!
Paella is a yellow rice dish with shrimp, mussels, calamari, chicken, vegetables, beans, and a lot of saffron seasoning. Paella has so much flavor packed inside this one little dish, making it almost impossible to want to eat anything else. It’s very popular to eat in Spain along with a glass of wine, or sangria.
BARCELONA
B-A-R-C-E-L-O-N-A !!!!!
When you are abroad you can’t just stay in one place. The beauty of being in London is that you can fly out to any other country you want and arrive within 3 hours. My friend Chelsea and I booked tickets to go Spain for a few days and we had the most AMAZING time in Spain. We checked into theSantJordi Hostel for two nights right near theSagradaFamilia. For 60 Euros a night we each got a private dorm like room, with a shared kitchen, a living room, a balcony, and bathroom. At the hostel we were able to meet local friends and other people traveling. Our new friends from Germany and Canada took us out clubbing our first night. We danced all night till the sun came up. On our second day, Chelsea and I spent hours at the Barceloneta beach. Getting tanned, sipping mojitos, taking selfies, and dragged down by the ocean waves. Our day was full of well-needed R&R (rest and relaxation) there’s no better feeling than resting on the beach with the peaceful ocean waves in the background and the sun in your face.
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