Our last day in Barcelona, we went to La Rambla, Barceloneta beach, Poble Sec neighborhood for tapas and finally for a traditional Flamenco show in La Rambla.
We started off in La Rambla and visited the tourist office and bought tickets for a flamenco show the same night. Had lunch after that and came home for a short siesta. We decided to visit the beach (Barceloneta) again one last time, and then went to Poble Sec neighborhood for some local food - tapas. We took the metro to Poble Sec and walked down the street to find a table for four. All the restaurants has tables out on the street and the place was packed with people. We finally found a table and had a variety of tapas, that you bring from the restaurant inside and they charge you per tapa. Each tapa is 1 or 1.5 Euro.
We took a taxi back to La Rambla, as it was close to the showtime and reached Tarantos, where the show was. There was a shorter line for people with tickets, and it was first come, first serve seating.
It was a traditional Flamenco show with musicians and singers for part of the show and two Flamenco dancers (male and female) for performances in between the singing.
Barcelona was a nice city, with Gaudi's architecture, modern amenities added for the Olympics a few years before, wonderful cuisine and lovely beach.
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| Lovely streetlamp walking towards La Rambla |
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| Flamenco dancers at Tarantos, Barcelona |
We took a taxi back to La Rambla, as it was close to the showtime and reached Tarantos, where the show was. There was a shorter line for people with tickets, and it was first come, first serve seating.
It was a traditional Flamenco show with musicians and singers for part of the show and two Flamenco dancers (male and female) for performances in between the singing.
Barcelona was a nice city, with Gaudi's architecture, modern amenities added for the Olympics a few years before, wonderful cuisine and lovely beach.
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