Living in Barcelona: What It's REALLY Like

[@LisaBergin-q9g]

So much great information, thanks for sharing! It’s hard to find honest content these days but you’ve made it so easy and accessible :)

[@j_bergi]

Thank you so much 😊 I’m really happy it’s useful for you

[@carlossalcedo-mg3hx]

such a great video, you've covered the topic very well. Great video!

[@j_bergi]

thank you so much!!

[@LisaBergin-q9g]

Super informative as always, looking forward to visiting in 2024

[@j_bergi]

thanks for the love and support :) can't wait for your visit next year!

[@worldobserver3515]

Can you do a video about learning Spanish (what you did, how long until being fluent) and showing you speaking Spanish out-and-about town?

[@j_bergi]

thanks for the suggestion :) I think that's a great idea! I'll get onto it when I return in March

[@matthewwardlaw-i7x]

Makes me want to travel so bad, luv it

[@j_bergi]

You gotta get over here asap

[@Skeijeindi]

For me Barcelona is the european Miami

[@j_bergi]

yeah I agree :)

[@mayblemanning428]

Yes yes yes!!

[@j_bergi]

Thanks mabez ❤️

[@jeraldng9781]

Hi how is the safety?

[@j_bergi]

Barcelona is relatively safe, but it depends on the area and time of day. Carteristas (pickpockets) are the biggest concern in the city, as it is with most of the other major European cities. All in all, if you maintain your wits about you and travel smart, you'll be fine :)

[@jeraldng9781]

@@j_bergi thank you for your reply, may I know if restaurants open on public holidays? As I will be there on a public holiday

[@CeciJayo]

Ok but this is a very broad overview with mostly tourist tips… please do a video with more specific tips for people thinking of moving there! Can you speak more about what your experience was with the subletting (did you pay fianza when subletting or no?), or what the process was like getting residency and best tips to avoid pickpockets, experience hiking in the city and on the outskirts (and getting there potentially without a car), what moving is like and buying furniture taking up the stairs etc, what each neighborhood is really like (more detail than just “more tranquil” vs “more noise”), how and where to find and meet other expats and new friends, favorite cafes and bars etc

[@danigonzalez4299]

Yet paella is also very common in the Delta de l'Ebrr were they cultivate rice

[@j_bergi]

thank you for sharing Dani, I had no idea :)

[@manuelfg2902]

Tu pronunciacion del español es casi perfecta. Ademas tan guapa......eres un tesoro!!!

[@j_bergi]

🥲

[@Aisha_roblox123]

Your Español va genial! ❤🎉

[@j_bergi]

gracias linda!

[@Aisha_roblox123]

De nada ❤️

[@paras-5r]

Hey! I am planning to settle Barcelona how would you help me with this?

[@j_bergi]

Watch my videos bro lol

[@xaviperez26]

Nice try, man. But not a smooth move.

[@MB-vb5up]

Misss those potato bravos

[@j_bergi]

hahahaha I'll make some for you! Who woulda thought potatoes could be a delicacy in Spain lol

[@joan329]

You do not 'live' in Barcelona, you are a long stay tourist. Most of the things you say in the video are wrong 😅

[@j_bergi]

Gracias por tu opinión :’)

[@thesectionhikers]

Too much dialogue... Where are the pics and why not film in the city? Where are you at?

[@j_bergi]

Lol this was filmed in Bunkers del Carmel. If you want more photos and info you can find it on my website :)

[@RiddimKingdom]

Oh cool an old dude telling a girl how to do her job unsolicited. Shock

More than 5 years here and you cannot yet say «MERCAT de la Boqueria» or «FESTES de GrÀcia»? Really? PS. You've pronounced SMOU correctly. It's just «es mou», sounding s mo, and means it's moving.

[@j_bergi]

Lol thanks

[@RiddimKingdom]

You sound like you’d be fun at parties Viktor 🙄