FC Barcelona is one of the best futbol (soccer) teams in the world, and seeing them play at their home stadium, Camp Nou, was at the top of our list of things to do while visiting Barcelona. Camp Nou stadium is the largest stadium in Europe with a capacity of 99,354 people, making a Barca match … Read more
Tucked slightly off one of the most popular streets in the city, you’ll find what is said to be the oldest cocktail bar in Barcelona. Boadas Cocktails occupies a tiny corner on Las Ramblas and if you’re not paying attention, you’ll walk right by it. The small red door with simple lettering on the outside … Read more
Barri Gotic aka Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter is one of the oldest and most historical neighborhoods in the city. In fact, some buildings and structures are still standing from the medieval and Roman times, dating back as far as 15B.C. The area is lively and fun, and you could spend hours wandering through the narrow alleyways, getting … Read more
Traveling with a local is my favorite way to find the best hidden gems in a destination. My sister Shannon has lived on Oahu for several years and she keeps a list of restaurants, food trucks and markets for me to try whenever I visit. Whether we were driving through a residential neighborhood to an … Read more
While wandering through the back alleys of Old Town (trying to avoid the crowds), we stumbled upon a small yellow sign which read, “cold drinks with the most beautiful view.” Not a single phrase in the English language could’ve signal a stronger yes in my heart, so we followed the sign and were led straight … Read more
