Hi, if I buy the 24h ticket at 1PM. So, the ticket will expire at 1PM next day?

Dudes, it's PARK Güell, not "parque". Mr Güell named it so because he wanted to build a development for the well-to-do like those being developed then in England. Hence the English name. Also, beware of the bs, this video is mired in it

I miss Barcelona so much! 😢 I still have in my heart the morning at Palau de la Musica ❤

Barcelona es la vida 😊

We saw in the news that residents of Barcelona don't want tourism and bullied the tourists! Is it safe to visit?

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What are the best metro station to visit. not just the main ones, but there are some more interesting ones. here are some ideas; such as which is the deepest, it is Torressa or is there one deeper. Parallel has a funicular at the end of the line, which station has the most platforms. which is the longest / shortest interconnect between line Diagonal must be the longest, but is it? We want to know!

You are the bessssssssst, I am also living in sant cugat. Please If I saw you by accident let me to say hiiii :)

Just got back from there, fell in love with it❤️❤️

Thank you so much for this! Wow. I'm from nyc and i am a lil intimidated by our metro. This video helps alot

Thanks Aton for all this information, Cristian way of explaining information was very awesome.. Ono dos tree..I like it😎

Hi - with the prices is there any reason to buy a 4 or 5 day Hola Barcelona instead of T-Usual? It appears T-Usual is cheaper. Just wonder if I’m missing something

where is the best electro party on rooftops? greetz:-)

Please please i am coming in august with my son and i need to know what to do

just dont go there...they hate tourists...from today: Mass tourism protesters squirt water at Barcelona tourists Thousands of people have been demonstrating against mass tourism in Barcelona. Footage filmed in the Spanish city over the weekend shows diners in popular tourist areas being squirted with water pistols and crowds of protesters chanting "tourists go home".

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Just came back from Barcelona...its amazing city nice people and safe....I should spend a week to discover it all. ❤

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Thank you ❤ very clear information and well explained

Gràcia, not Gracia...

That was very helpful, thank you a bunch! Maybe you know if we want to have a day trip to Blanes and a day trip to Monserrat, which ticket will work for us? As T-casual for 4 zones costs a lot .... Thank you in advance!

Hi i am from india can you help me with any tips to get a job in spain .

If the price per square metre is 23 euros then the place for 1500 per month is going to be very small.

im travelling with my family. 2 adults and 2 kids. airbnb in villasar de mar. will the t-familiar be good for our 1 week in barcelona?

Great video. :D Thank you. Let me ask where can I find a map about zones (if I buy a t-usual)? It is very difficult to separate the zones, I found different maps. :)

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First of all, and most importantly, the video was very good. Tibidabo is definitely worth visiting, and the park is incredible. But I don't agree in one point. I don't recommend going through the Vallvidrera route. The funicular is supersmall, and lots of bikers use it to get to Carretera de les Aigües on weekends. The 111 bus is even worse. You'll be cramped all the way to the top and it takes a lot of time. In my opinion, the best option to get to Tibidabo is the last one you mentioned. From Pl. Catalunya, take FGC L7 to Av. Tibidabo, and there take the shuttle bus/196 bus/(Tramvia Blau, when they reopen it) to Tibidabo funicular, the Cuca de Llum. It's also WAY faster than the Vallvidrera route (only around 35 minutes). PD: The Vallvidrera funicular is the only connection from Vallvidrera to the rest of Barcelona, and the residents have the right to take public transit. It'd not be the first time I see locals (including elderly) unable to get on due to tourists occupying all the space. Please respect the locals when travelling.

I rarely comment on any videos but really great advice here. Had to like and subscribe. Planning a trip to Barcelona in October and will definitely follow all of your recommendations. Thanks so much😃

Can I use t usual in Tibidabo?

Glad I found this video unfortunately Instagram has ruined so many beautiful places

If you pick nº 24 or V19 prepare to be robbed, so be really carfull with your things.

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Do yo do tour? I will be there in two weeks. I need a guide

Great video. I have a very specific question that I can’t find the answer to. What if I am an entrepreneur with an American business before coming to Spain on a long term study visa (day trading stocks / futures and consulting). Do I have to leave my company behind while I am studying at a language school or university? This is my primary source of income so I don’t want to just stop it. Ideally, I would like to continue running my business and come to Spain on a long term study visa to obtain a degree simultaneously. Maybe this was answered but I listened to the video twice and am still unsure. The only thing that I can think of is enter Spain with a Study Visa, and immediately apply for a Digital Nomad Visa and continue studying, or apply for an Entrepreneurial Visa and do the same. If you can, please shed some light on this. Thank you!

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another good example of good information❤

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Really helpful! And your hair looks amazing on this video!

Valerie I have to say your channel is very underrated... I learnt so much just by watching your videos, it helped me a lot with my move. Your direct and detailed explanations are so helpful for a person like me that has to learn everything about the city as soon as possible. Thank you and please keep up the fantastic work ♥

People in the United States 🇺🇸 with young kids easily paying $1,000 a month for day care, public schools are free but private schools cost easily $2,000 a month or more here in California and I'm sure most other States in the United States 🇺🇸. I love my country but it's gotten way to expensive to live.

Barcelona is a lot cheaper than the United States 🇺🇸 especially much cheaper than L.A where I live where average rent for a apartment is like $2,500, utilities probably $250 a month, health insurance for me at a good job $80 a month, gas for my car $5 a gallon, food cost me $600 a month at the grocery store not counting if I go out to eat at a restaurant etc car payment for a 2020 Honda Accord $460 a month and car insurance $240 a month. In short the United States is very expensive compared to Barcelona and most of Europe lol.

Hi, thankyou for making such a nice vdo. Can we buy T-casual card from outside Terminal 2B? I want to take N19 bus from T2 to Alberg Centre Esplai.

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Hola! Thanks a lot for the video. It is very helpful and explained a lot to me. When visiting Barcelona I would like to buy a T-usual ticket because it is more economical for me. However, I don't have a passport because I travel using an Polish ID card. Is this enough to buy T-usual?

Thank you so much for having us in your channel! It was a real pleasure sharing all that info, hope it was useful! :)

Great video. I missed seeing Tibidabo last time I was in Barcelona but the way you explained the journey makes me see it is not difficult. I would say taking several modes of transport is inconvenient not uncomfortable. Having said that getting there is worth the effort. It looks totally amazing. is there a cafe where you can buy drinks or do you need to take everything with you?

What is the way to travel from passeig de gracia to montmelo its for the formula one racing? Everywhere is saying the green line l2 but were struggling to locate this

Gracias--me diste muy buenas ideas 🙌🏽