The Ultimate Barcelona Travel Guide – What To Do, See, and Eat

February 4, 2019 By Somto Ugwueze 2 Comments

Your Ultimate Barcelona Travel Guide – What To Know Before You Go

Visitors flock to Barcelona in droves for the Gaudi architecture, beaches, and cosmopolitan vibe. Although I’ve been open about my dislike for Barcelona, I still think it’s definitely worth a visit, especially if Gaudi’s work appeals to you. That said, Barcelona is a megacity and tourism mecca so visiting requires at least a bit of planning. That’s why I’ve written the ultimate Barcelona travel guide just for you. Rather than cram all the information into one post, I’ve divided it into over a dozen posts covering different aspects of the city. This post is a compilation of all of my Barcelona guides – hence the ultimate Barcelona guide. From food and museums to day trips and tourist mistakes, this guide covers everything you need to know about Barcelona. If there’s something missing, leave me a comment. Let’s get started!

101 Super Fun Things To Do in Barcelona in 2019 (On a Budget)

February 3, 2019 By Somto Ugwueze 4 Comments

101 Fun Things To Do in Barcelona (Without Breaking the Bank)

With so many things to do in Barcelona, where do you even begin? Don’t fret. I’ve put together the ultimate list of fun things to do in the Catalan capital at an affordable price. By affordable, I mean it shouldn’t cost more than 30 euros per person unless you decide to splurge. From food to museums to Gaudi architecture, you’ll find the best attractions all over the city in one place. I’ve also included a map so you can find all the locations with ease – save it to Google Maps on your phone for quick access later. Let’s jump right in – here are 101 of the best things to do in Barcelona, Spain, whether you’re visiting for the first time or tenth time.

How To Experience the Day of the Dead in Oaxaca, Mexico (2019)

January 31, 2019 By Somto Ugwueze 2 Comments

Celebrate El Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) in Oaxaca, Mexico

Day of the dead Oaxaca - dia de los Muertos celebrations — Photo: Jennifer Pellerito

Oaxaca City is often considered the culinary and cultural center of Mexico. This colorful city is surrounded by archeological sites and its streets are lined with art galleries. If you are looking for a trip to Mexico outside of the typical resort experience, be sure to add Oaxaca to your list. If you plan your visit at the end of October, you’ll be able to catch the Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) holiday. You may have heard of Dia de los Muertos before, but if you haven’t, I’ll fill you in! Plus, I’ll share tips on how to plan and navigate the celebration.

The Ultimate Barcelona Guide for Solo Female Travelers

January 19, 2019 By Somto Ugwueze Leave a Comment

The Solo Female Traveler’s Guide To Barcelona: Everything You Need To Know

This is the ultimate Barcelona guide for solo female travelers who want to explore the city at a slow pace. For my second visit to Barcelona, I went alone. I ended up enjoying this trip better than the first time when I went with two travel buddies. As a solo traveler, I took my sweet time to tour La Sagrada Familia, try the seafood at La Boqueria, and stroll through the Gothic Quarter. If you’re a solo female traveler heading to Barcelona, here’s how to experience the best that the city has to offer.

10 Things NOT To Do in Barcelona: Tourist Mistakes To Avoid

January 18, 2019 By Somto Ugwueze 3 Comments

What Not To Do in Barcelona: Top 10 Tourist Fails To Avoid

As a first time visitor to Barcelona, it can be easy to fall for tourist traps, spend too much money, or have unrealistic expectations. This post is about 10 things not to do in Barcelona. Read this guide to find out important things to know before going to Barcelona. Knowing what to expect and what to avoid will save you time, money, energy and even potential embarrassment. In no particular order, here are no-nos for tourists visiting Barcelona.

How To Spend 3 Days in Barcelona: The Perfect Itinerary

December 25, 2018 By Somto Ugwueze 6 Comments

3 Day Barcelona Itinerary: How To Plan the Perfect Barcelona Trip

This is the perfect 3 day Barcelona itinerary for first-time visitors. With so much to do in this giant city, I figured I’d make your life easier by building you a Barcelona itinerary. Three days is just the right amount of time to see the highlights of Barcelona. You can explore Antoni Gaudi’s famous buildings, meander through the Gothic Quarter, and see the Picasso Museum at a leisurely pace. After your visit to Barcelona, you may consider exploring some lesser-known destinations in Spain that have a lot to offer.