My wife and I are going to Spain in June for 2 weeks. Four or five days each in Barcelona, Madrid and Valencia. We will have time for day trips outside of these cities. We’re finalizing what we are doing and looking for some off the beaten path ideas or a very good restaurant recommendation. We are doing some of the typical tourist items but I don’t like the typical tourist areas and want to see what the locals actually do on a day to day basis.
Any help is appreciated.
Bit of a drive, but San Sebastián is one of my favorite places in this earth. Beautiful, historic, incredible dining.
Of course, a visit tin Seville is also great. All of Barcelona is great.
want to see what the locals actually do on a day to day basis.
Any help is appreciated.
They sleep in the afternoon until early evening, then go out to eat their evening meal around 10 pm.
It takes some getting used to.
want to see what the locals actually do on a day to day basis.
Any help is appreciated.
They sleep in the afternoon until early evening, then go out to eat their evening meal around 10 pm.
It takes some getting used to.
I won’t have a problem with this, my wife on the other hand.
We went to Barcelona, and surrounding area in July '17. Had great time and good input from folks here. Discussion and my trip report can be found at:
Visit Andorra.
That is awesome, thank you.
Go to Tarragona, it is about an hour south of Barcelona. World Heritage site. Small town not very touristy. See the Roman wall built in 222 BC, the Roman Aqueducts.