Barcelona Travel Guide

[@attachetravel]

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[@marcelmasque5030]

A quick tip: only go to restaurants that don't have a menu in english outside. They are for tourists and they're normally terrible. Eat where people from the city eat.

[@attachetravel]

+Marcel Masqué that's great advice, and a rule I stick to myself as well.

[@Eitans88]

but how will we know what to oder if it's not in english?

[@marcelmasque5030]

Most waiters will speak some English, and google translate is your friend.

[@Eitans88]

Marcel Masqué ok. thank you! im going to Barcelona in three days, ill try to avoid the tuorist resturants.

[@Vegaorlando52]

Madrid

[@framegrace1]

On the tipping side, I must emphatize that tipping is a real tip here. Only tip if you are satisfied. No one will look you bad or treat you differently if you don't tip. Tip is considered a nice gesture for good service, not a mandatory thing.

[@pianoaround]

Marc Gràcia This is helpful. Thanks, Marc Gràcia!

[@rozalindapose3584]

+Marc Gràcia very very true, it is actually pretty rare for spanish people to tip, and if they, or you do, well that's a very big compliment! :)

[@bobfrieser6987]

Marc Gràcia Then I have to conclude that spanish people are never satisfied once abroad. They're well known as non tippers! So my tip: once in Spain, beautifull country by the way, don't spend even a dime on tipping.

[@ChunFeiLung]

Rozalinda Pose j

[@Solo_Traveling]

@@bobfrieser6987 You don't really have to. It's entirely optional

[@vier5914]

As a local i would highly recommend you use the Bus and get a phone app to know when they come. You'll avoid the pickpocketing, you'll meet locals and it's not an oven. I seriously recommend that for elder people.

[@sarmad9291]

Whats the barcelona bus app called?

[@cpengwin]

TMBapp

[@andremp03]

Thanks!

[@fredm8838]

As an american that moved to Barcelona a month ago, I cannot tell you how accurate your videos is. My wife and I are also watching your Paris and London Videos since we are going there soon. Gracias!

[@khpconan]

Cool little tip: T10 cards are also valid for the trip from the city center to the airport and the other way around, but only for the train and the bus number 46 or N16/N17 (night buses), not the Aerobus. A T10 costs you 9.95€ and gives you 10 journeys, so you can basically go from the airport to the city center for under 1€. Of course the bus number 46 is a normal city bus, so it can be a bit uncomfortable if you carry around big luggage, but anyway, I think the deal is pretty good. Hope it helps someone to save a little more! PD: And of course, you can buy the T10 at the train station, at terminal 2 of the Airport.

[@attachetravel]

+Marc Portabella Navarro Ha! That's awesome! Great tip, thank you very much!

[@nohasamy77]

would you please tell me if this 9 euro metro ticket has an expiry date? or it could last for at least 3 days?

[@Solo_Traveling]

@@nohasamy77 It only expires when they change fees. Otherwise it doesn't.

[@TrueNorth1970]

Agree. and do day passes or 7 day passes for Metro and trains, it will save you a LOT.

[@meudeperez]

@@attachetravel are large luggages allowed in the bus from the airport to city center?

[@eduardoruano]

Thank you very much for this episode. I was between Vancouver, Mexico City and Barcelona back in March 2018. This episode swayed me to Barcelona and yes, Barcelona was bloody amazing.

[@usedtokno]

12 days for my trip and I can't stop watching videos of Barcelona, this was one of my favorites. Good job!!

[@GENRTS]

I just went to Barcelona ....maybe it was because I went during the off season (October) but pickpockets were nothing to worry about even as a female solo-traveller. Just as safe as NYC, London, or Paris, don't be a moron and pay attention to your surroundings. In fact, I had an amazing time. Don't be intimated by all the pickpocket hype!

[@msalvinafoo]

Thank you Adrienne. I'm heading to Barcelona in a few weeks time. Travelling solo and has been warned so much about pickpockets until I'm slightly paranoid lol! I'll of course be vigilient, but good to know that you had an amazing time :) Did you feel safe when you were out at night?

[@shoshi06]

Alvina Foo i went alone 2 years ago..had alot of bags and left my purse behind the door in main station washroom. Raced back after 5 min and guess what..it was still there.

[@georgiagallegos5142]

how was the weather in October?

[@nosirve9458]

They only steal if u are not paying attention...

[@qualitygoldfish2198]

You think London is safe you must be crazy,also be very aware of the pick pocketing in La Rambla it is rife especially after 6pm

[@notthegoatseguy]

Alex, just got back from Barcelona and I can easily see why this is a Food City. In fact while I did have some Spanish food including one of the few good tapas places (most "tapas" are just a mishmash of meals in smaller portions, or tourist restaurants), my favorite food experiences were things I didn't even think I'd get in Barcelona. I had great Japanese food. I had great pizza. I had great baked goods. Oh my god, baked goods are so good in Barcelona! Also I love Barcelona bars. Not only are they everywhere, but many are open for breakfast so you can get an espresso and your morning pastry or whatever. Finally, espresso! It is everywhere! This is a city that LOVES its coffee. Espresso machines are everywhere in this city. One of the shop owners told me that espresso machines are given for free but then you have to buy the beans through that vendor only. So this means even places that normally wouldn't serve coffee serve coffee. T-10 ticket for transit. Holy hell this is such a solid transit system. Bus and metro is awesome. Tram is kind of out of the way but I guess is okay once you're in the area. Credit card usage was no problem everywhere, including transit.

[@danigonzalez4299]

Please do comeback to our city. It's been a while and I do love how your channel has changed over the years to what it's now. More of an art pice instead. We need this. And also many things changed. There are no T10 no more, and unfotunately there are way more pickpockets and silly people around, to call them in a way.

[@tiodonaldtrompas2337]

Barcelona is a beautiful city and I would definitely recommend visiting. It’s a very safe city to travel by yourself. The first time I visited this city I went by myself and I was nervous because I had never visited Europe and didn’t know what to expect. From the airport I took the bus which went straight to the city center. I liked that It has free wifi. I got there at night and walked a few blocks from the bus stop to my hotel and was a little scared at first but it after being there for a couple days I realized that it was a very safe city and there’s no reason to be scared. Sometimes I was out during the middle of the night and never felt any danger. I never had any problems with pickpockets. I always carried a backpack with a lock and never got anything stolen. Definitely visit this beautiful city, I’m hoping to go back after covid, hopefully Messi is still playing with barcelona haha.

[@LiveMixRU]

STAY AWAY FROM LA RAMBA RESTAURANTS , over priced and very bad quality cooking .

[@WATIT-kr2vs]

Live Mix RU i live here but sad true-

[@AlonsoRules]

The touristy places always have the worst food

[@barryclegg9961]

Moko on la rambles is pretty good

[@aminacamel2038]

Going back there for the third time on NYE, travelling solo. Fell in love with this city!! A must visit guys

[@hpatisseries]

the fact that the metro system can take you right to the playa de playa beach is amazing ! highly rate the metro there

[@joyramospacilan900]

I am an avid travel vlog viewer. I watched hundredS of clips. To be honest, your format and style made you one of my favorite vlogger.

[@swissadventures6591]

8:06 watch your wallet ! So accurate.Thanks for mentioning that. We were in Barcelona just 3 weeks ago. On our last evening around 4pm, we were walking back to hotel from Metro station, a pickpocketer opened our backpack and took the phone out, we caught him live and snatched our phone back and confronted him. No one in public came to back us up and he casually walked away. These pickpocketers have a unique personality. One way to identify them is when you see someone walking around in a crowded location and eyeying on tourist's bags. We feel lucky to get our phone back :)

[@EzequielZvik]

CBO Stands for Chicken Bacon & Onion!

[@vinyalonde]

An absolutely gorgeous city, great place to walk, with good transit - wonderful food and friendly people. The pickpocketing there is raised to an art form. You really have to be careful but it is not a reason to stay away. Well worth a visit.

[@hernanperez912]

Man.. I can't wait to get there.. Traveling tomorrow 🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺

[@meudeperez]

My family is going to Barcelona this December. I find your video very helpful. Thank you.

[@mcdibbern9919]

Just back yesterday. FABULOUS! Just go. Took me 25 years but totally worth it. A propos pickpockets.Actually the police seem to be on to this. A visible police presence , although not oppressive.Beggars and buskers are constantly on the lookout since they will be busted. So you don't get hassled too much. As with any tourist city, just be aware.Otherwise perfect!

[@attachetravel]

Barcelona really is captivating. Can't wait to go back.

[@wowzieee]

My two sisters and I, in our 50's, were dropped off in downtown Barcelona on their Catalonia National Day. It was an experience. It felt like Family Day. At a certain hour from one end of of this huge street starts "The Wave" with a loud ROAR and comes back again. The people who stood near us, are proud people, and were very happy to share their history with us while we were there. Also Gaudi, who I had not idea who he was, we couldn't get enough of how brilliant this man was. We went into a few of his structures and was blown away. Pick pockets, see that young 20 something nicely dress women there well we were told by a local to be careful, she's a pick pocket. We wondered why she was following us for a few minutes. We would have never suspected it, but keep your goods in front of you and your cameras close by. It's a beautiful city and we walked around a lot of it and felt safe.

[@bernardobuffa2391]

flamenco is gyspy music from Andalucía, not catalan music. Catalonia received a lot of inmigration from Andalucía in the XX century. Catalan folklor are the so called sardanas, they sound very different compared to flamenco's sounds

[@themechanictangerine]

Yeah. Flamenco is much better. Sardanas are sooo boring!

[@supersusiesalmon1162]

@@themechanictangerine Pues será para tí, campeón. Yo el flamenco no lo quiero ni regalado.

[@themechanictangerine]

La sardana también la inventó un andaluz en su forma actual. Un andaluz un poco saborío eso sí

[@rsnankivell1962]

The Sardana was also invented by an Andalusian: Pepe Ventura... until that is Andalusian in Catalonia!!!! Picasso was Andalusian. In Catalonia only jotas were danced as in the rest of Spain. The Catalans are not so different from the rest of the Spaniards as they make foreigners think...

[@barcelonian]

@@rsnankivell1962 Jotas are singing along Ebre river, not dancing, and in Catalan, not in Spanish, for example Quico El Celio singer. Or also in Catalonia there are Gegants i Cap Grosos, and in Aragon Gigantes y Cabezudos. But these are because the river was a natural comunications way for centuries. Or because Aragon and Catalonia were part of Aragon Crown (not Kingdom who is a confusion), and also part of Tarraco province in previously Rome times.

[@AgentOrange88785]

My wife and I visited Barcelona in the early part of July. We LOVED IT! Do not let the recent events or pickpockets keep you from going to this beautiful place! We personally did not have a problem with pick pockets but we are well adjusted travelers. As long as you do not broadcast where you keep your money, you will be fine.

[@edvhollywood4544]

And all the museums are free on Sundays after 3:00. Picasso was so beautiful, i go to see the buildings and old streets with no cats. The Rambla is ugly compared to gotic arra.

[@attachetravel]

+elana vlahandreas any city with free museum entry is ok by me.

[@RoqueSantosJunior]

+elana vlahandreas This is good advice. Thanks

[@Butterfly-qd7le]

We will be in Barcelona in December 19. Does the free museum after 15:00 still apply since some of the posts are more than 2 years old and things might have changed

[@Dixxi91]

@@Butterfly-qd7le Looks like it :) www.theurbansuites.com/en/blog/free-museums-first-sunday/ Here's a link to some info. I promise it's not a shady link xD Looks like some museums are free every Sunday after 15, some at different times on Sundays. And All of those on that list are free on the First Sunday of every month. That's GREAT, because the Sunday is holy and lots of things are closed, or so I was told.

[@andrelandin1257]

Really appreciate this guide. Booked a trip to Barcelona yesterday for 4-7/8, and know very little of the city itself. So this one was very useful (and a funny presentation makes it more interesting and fun to keep watching without getting bored). Thanks alot!

[@attachetravel]

André Landin So glad you enjoyed it! We had a lot of fun making it :-)

[@benobel]

Wow! The best video I´ve seen about travel guide. Fast paced, humour, and straight to the point. Good job guys!

[@attachetravel]

benobel Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it!

[@momplaygroupfouz4946]

I love that u visit mcds in every city. We do too!

[@katiew788]

You're hilarious. I'm can't wait to fly into Barcelona on Thursday. Thanks for the tips, this is super helpful!

[@attachetravel]

+Katherine Wright :-D Thanks! Have a fantastic time in Barcelona and don't forget to subscribe!

[@EdVanWest]

This is a very helptful guide from the airport to the city. Thank you.

[@bedajh]

Update: I just got back from my trip in Barcelona in November 2016. You can get to to Passaig de Garcia for 1Euro on the Rodalies train departing from Terminal 2B. There is a free airpot shuttle to Terminal 2B. You can purchase the 10 (train) trips for 9.95 Euro from the machine at the train station. This ticket can be used on the Rodalies train and the Barcelona city subway. The 10 trip ticket is also a multiperson ticket, meaning you can share this train ticket with your friends (or travel group). In my opinion this is the cheapest way to get to Passaig de Garcia ( Barcelona city centre).

[@SpencerStanley]

Wish I watched this video before hitting Barcelona... great tips 🤘🏻

[@Ericwalshekite]

Best travel video I found anywhere for Barcelona! Awesome stuff guys!

[@willhunter2038]

I think we found the first Attache Tshirt opportunity. "Never travel without emergency Doritos"

[@kmcwanderlust9819]

Whenever he announces things (i.e. : taxis, trains, etc) it feels like he's announcing oscar nominations are something lol I love it

[@davidho9238]

We just came back from Barcelona cruise, spent 3 days on land. It is such a attractive place that I can’t wait to go back for another visit. 3 days is not enough! Also try the 365 bakery. It is tasty and inexpensive.

[@bingboyify]

its really great content but i wish there were more footage on the city rather than the host..

[@aa13ok]

I went to Barcelona this past Janruary and it was an amazing city. It was also a very affordable city. I loved getting breakfast with fresh squeezed orange juice (best orange juice consistantly). It was also the time of sales in clothing stores so there were amazing discounts on high quality clothes.

[@MarkRowsey]

Thanks for this great video! Watched it before and after going to Barcelona (a week ago) and your tips came in super handy. Barcelona is a wonderful city and I am so happy we went. I also did try the CBO (because I watched this video) at the same McDonald's (I actually sat in the same seat you did in the video - not because I'm creepy but because the restaurant was crowded and it was the only one available...lol), and the CBO was AMAZING! Keep up the great work!

[@attachetravel]

Ha! That's awesome!

[@djmotise]

Disgusting. You're in one of the greatest food cities in the world, and you go to such a place.

[@3Dimencia]

if i remember right having lived there, the big department store "el corte ingles" opens only the first sunday of every month, otherwise its closed all other sundays..

[@wolfparkour]

My tip for barna is do the local stuff, go to the old places where there is no tourists and just discover the strange parts of the city, get lost and just talk to people, go to the beach at night, full adventure mode, people is good and they are gonna help you, even if you are drunk.

[@baderalaraimi6519]

Here we go Barcelona 😍

[@wengfong6742]

One of the best travel vlogs, and I have seen a ton

[@nicoleamaya051]

You should go to The Basque Country. It is in Spain and France. Lots of culture, delicious food, dancing, music, and history.

[@lorenzosegatta4031]

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[@12567NoYouCannot]

I'm So Glad that I watched this video.

[@teadesi]

Calcots are freakin' amazing. But doing via a calcotada is even better (think outdoor, fresh off the fire, family setting eating).

[@0r14n583lt]

When I was in Barcelona, I figured they had the best food. I noticed that even their restaurant chains had fresh high quality food. Prices were better than what you get in Canada. I was very surprised.

[@sophistique8093]

I absolutely love your style and manner of presentation.You certainly pack in a lot of critical information.Well done.

[@CorLudema]

Loved the video, fast paced and spot on. Great job, will definitely watch more and I subscribed.

[@albamoragas3857]

Nowadays there's an even faster way to get to the city from the airport, a Metro (underground) line has been recently opened. Moreover, if you go to Barcelona I recommend ordering: Pa amb tomàquet, a traditional and delicious food, this is tomatoe with bread, but you have to try it! :D Oh and most restaurants in the city centre where normally tourists eat are usually opened from 7 or 9 pm jeje I am from Barcelona and normally have dinner at 8.30 Very nice video!

[@attachetravel]

+Alba Moragas Those are great tips, thanks!

[@jonchall71]

The metro takes ages and you have to change 1/2 times to get to anywhere central. Train with a T-10 is best, cheap as anything.

[@sakhil100]

Hi

[@Solo_Traveling]

@@jonchall71 But the train only takes you to the oldest airport terminal.

[@jonchall71]

@@Solo_Traveling Shuttle bus is quick. Probably quicker just getting bus 46 to Placa Espana than using the metro...

[@RoqueSantosJunior]

Hello! I loved the review, but i'd like to suggest for the next one 3G/LTE reviews from the local phone operators for visitors who wants to have a local numbers for a week, days, or something. I know this is a lot of work but as you said, wifi is sufferable, but LTE connection is a must nowadays and we cannot rely on roaming charges.

[@attachetravel]

+Roque Santos Junior that's a good idea, thanks!

[@andreaquino1114]

One of the better Videos on Barcelona

[@pravdr1]

great way to present a city keep it up guys.practical tips make a tourists day better.

[@AncientAstronaut952]

Was planning to go to Madrid in April but this video has convinced me to go to Barcelona instead.

[@eilidh1612]

Thanks so much for this video! I can't wait to go to Barcelona in may.

[@attachetravel]

Perfect time of year to go, you'll love it!

[@RaysLLM]

the cheapest way to get from the airport to the city is bus 3X(forgot the exact route number) or a train/bus journey with a T-10 card

[@RaysLLM]

but overall a great video😊

[@PlanetMety]

another great piece of advice. i saw your amsterdam video 2 days before we went and that transpo thing was very helpful. and next week will be in barcelona and immediately search your channel. really very helpful. that mc donald part is supposed to be an alternative for travellers on a budget.

[@jasavak]

I don't know why he stated the Euro being weak at $1.60 . I don't think it got much higher . I am glad that today it is $1.18 and I will be in Barcelona in 2 weeks .

[@mvn50]

Thanks for the heads up; I'll be in Barcelona sept. Can't wait

[@ryanrants4880]

Same mate can't wait

[@aldun2150]

Me too

[@Emmiely383]

I live in Barcelona. Prices are a bit off. A 10 pack metro ticket costs a little less than 10euro (9.95). A coffee costs 1.30 (unless you're in a more touristy part and can expect to pay upwards of 1.90). A good glass of red wine is between 2.50-3.50. A good gauge of whether or not a place is touristy is it's price on patatas bravas. If it's more than 4 euro could be a sign! Also try to eat away from the ramblas. It's the worst quality and known for it's places that only cater to the tourists.

[@asif0905]

Can you please give some insider tips, also things that are must see or must eat etc. Anything to avoid apart from the obvious touristy restaurants

[@KT_571]

Love your sense of humor, Alex! You're so funny! You make the video so entertaining! Thank you!

[@TheDoplarEffect]

I'm going to make the case that the Aerobus is a compleate rip-off. The T-10 you mentioned for the metro, can ALSO be used to go from the airport to the city if you take the above-ground Train. Making the trip only 1 Euro. Definitely best value

[@niltosar2736]

it doesn't work that way. If u want to go to the airport using the metro u got to buy and special ticket that costs u like 4,80€ more and less.

[@AntonyHollingworth]

@@niltosar2736 Not the Metro. You can use the T-10 on the RENFE trains like R2N

[@Northwest360]

My favorite place was the inside of La Sagrada Familia. I've asked so many people who went to the city if they saw the cathedral, and then they say of course. Then I ask did you go inside? Nope 😞 it's worth the wait!!

[@stevejessemey8428]

Superb video buddy, extremely informative. Thank you so much. I will be going to Barcelona in July. 👍👍👍

[@patrickrimbault]

I wish KZbin ONLY had Attache videos🙏

[@attachetravel]

Ha, thanks!

[@laban0606]

Great video! Going to Barcelona in the fall, and this was really helpful. Keep making more of these ;) Liked and subscribed (Y)

[@eligoodman6912]

Thanks Attaché, these tips helped a lot on my trip to Barcelona.

[@bravo76pk]

wow such a nice short and such informative video about Barcelona .. gonna travel soon and this will definitely help thanks again and a big thumbs up

[@barryclegg9961]

I love Barcelona as i go most year to watch football. Its a wonderful city. Thankfully this year i went in January just before the virus started so i was lucky. God knows wen i can go back due to covid

[@kareemsc9913]

Idk why people are complaining about mcdonalds. There's one everywhere and he states his reason for going to them. Plus it's good to let people know there's a McDonald's if they're hungry at the wrong times

[@JuraFresh]

I arrived to Barcelona yesterday and LOVED your video. Keep them coming. A shame only 1800 subs....whats up with that. I will make sure to spread the word.

[@attachetravel]

JuraFresh thank you very much! We're over 2k subscribers now but always appreciate people spreading the love!

[@throughkaeseyes]

This video is so cute and so well made!!

[@jonesanderson9843]

In Australia we don't usually tip unless the service or whatever was amazing. And even then it's rare to tip.

[@MegaInstant]

Thanks for the video, found some practical tips for my trip to Barcelona

[@parrotbrand2782]

Barcelona subway is like a sauna from June to October. I think Europe needs to use air-conditioning since global climate has already been seriously messed up. Soon there won't be a winter. One thing i like about Barcelona is that despite the crowds of tourists, the Catalan people are still friendly and polite to foreigners. Another thing I like is they have big supermarkets downtown in the city. Their museums are underrated but cheap and good.

[@TrueNorth1970]

Love it! PLease do an update on Bareclona - I friggin LOVE that city! PleasePleasePlease Pleeeeease!

[@AgentOrange88785]

Thank you for this video! Traveling to Barcelon in July.

[@sumertime5]

Just came across you guys and I love your travelogs! Alex is a dude, very funny.

[@Gess575]

Thanks, that was helpful. It would be helpful to let folks know they should have tickets (online/printed?) for Sagrada, Park Güelle, Monserrat, etc. We bought our yesterday @ home (NM/USA) for next week!

[@ikerberasategui3047]

The best food gastronomical city/CA in Spain is the Basque country. (Trust me I'm basque) Second, flamenco is originally from Andalusia, that's southern Spain. I do NOT recommend anybody to go see a flamenco show in Catalonia, or any region outside Andalusia (it a tourist trap, locals like myself hate it!), instead you can go a see the traditional folklore such as Sardana, what about the human castell? it's amazing!...same thing if you ever come to the basque country......which is by the way the most beautiful C.A :P

[@AngelaCostelloLMFT]

Thank you Iker 🙏🏼

[@MyTinyLife2000]

I'm in Barcelona right now and was in the McDonald's next to the Sagrada Familia for a quick bite earlier today, I opted for the CBO on your recommendation! It was shamefully delicious! ;) xxxx

[@attachetravel]

ASMR Star Whisperer Ha! That's awesome! Don't you love the order kiosks too? So cool.

[@edwardaustin9774]

I could barely get on the WIFI in Barcelona both times I was there, BUT this is a blessings. Stay Offline and enjoy the city!!

[@tetsuyanagada]

That's a great, and funny, quick guide to Barcelona. lol Nice work.

[@daytripfrombarcelona3860]

nice video thanks for sharing, i'm happy to be part of this city

[@attachetravel]

+Day Trip From Barcelona Thank you! It's a great city.

[@mar5808]

2'50 for a beer is only downtown. Anywhere else, you can usually get a caña for under 2€

[@SabinaMaria94]

Thank you sooo much for this video u have no idea how helpful it was . Im traveling to Barcelona by myself in 4 weeks and thank god for this video because now i feel more prepared for my trip :D

[@attachetravel]

sabina maria amet Have a great trip!

[@SabinaMaria94]

Attaché had an amazing trip and yr video was really helpful :D

[@attachetravel]

Fantastic! I'm glad to hear it!

[@Eitans88]

When i got to 1:23 i sayed to myself: if they'll add the Kong Fu sound effects after he'll do the hand movment again I will instantly subscribe. not disapointed.

[@truthseekerjj8051]

Enjoyed your video great tips! I'll be in Barcelona in May 2019

[@iamenvymetoo]

This was a really informative video... and hilarious too!

[@attachetravel]

Thanks, glad you liked it!

[@carolynpaulding6949]

You're GOOD! (Lot's of fun to learn your tips)

[@LordGrimmie]

Another great video as always :D Barcelona's going on my "must-visit" list now.

[@attachetravel]

LordGrimmie Thanks LordGrimmie! It's a great city, we had a blast there.

[@QUINT34577]

The guy is in Barcelona and what is he showing us McDonald's

[@vitasoy1437]

indeed lots of people do that :) literally because of the reason he said, they have different products in different countries.

[@djmotise]

Agreed. Mind boggling.

[@djmotise]

@@vitasoy1437 Not really. The fact remains, he loves McDonald's and spent a lot of precious time on the topic. Just awful.

[@nyck1d36]

QUINT34577 so why don’t you travel and make your content?

[@HelloSadness101]

maSsa_Ico You don’t have to make content to critique content. Are bakers the only people allowed to have opinions on bread? Get a grip.

[@yacusaidita2008]

I'm traveling to Barcelona in January 2020 thanks for the video pretty informative and helpful. I have a question what kind of watch do you wear?

[@00itsparksjoy]

sameee

[@KeviKawaii]

Loved this video so much, so hilarious! I'll be in Barcellona next week, thanks for the infos!

[@attachetravel]

+Irene Benigni Thanks so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it! Have a fantastic time in Barcelona and don't forget to subscribe!

You talk about "siesta". Have you met any local who does siesta? I'm born here, lived here for 44 years. Don't know any single person (grown up, not todlers) who does.

[@Solo_Traveling]

This 'siesta' thing is just a cliché.

[@catnaz]

Love the Catalan remarks :-) Now, regarding food... what more traditional than Pa amb Tomaquet (bread with tomato) :-) Kind of a Catalan bruschetta with tons of personality and incredible flavors:-) Bon profit! :-)

[@attachetravel]

Great suggestion, thanks!

[@cfaion341]

I love your videos and really really wish you made a detailed version with moaaarrrrr info for each short videos that you make :)

[@attachetravel]

Wow, thanks! What kind of information would you like us to expand on?

[@cfaion341]

Attaché well just general info. for example in this video you only mentioned a couple of the foods and you said it yourself that you could talk about more so may be the other version can include the things that you wanted to talk about but couldn't just to keep the video short? I would also like a segment where you can may be tell us "why" I should visit that place? I mean you always include some bits and pieces to tell us what's cool about a city but may be a dedicated segment just to tell us what makes the city unique and why I should see it? Just my $0.02 :)

[@cfaion341]

+Attaché Hey, Just to let you know, I'll be in barcelona 3 weeks from now. So excited that I'm rewatching allllll your videos lol.

[@albertotang2873]

To people all over the world, I live in Barcelona and i absolutely recommend Salamanca restaurant in Barcelonetas beach

[@albertotang2873]

and Cañota too