Anyway, the hostel itself is pretty funny/cute… our room is really really small, it’s like a little dorm room. I’d say the whole place is kinda like the common room/dormitories in Harry Potter, at least the feel of it. It’s also very orange so I imagine it must be a cousin of the Gryffindor house.
The structure and everything was awesome, but the coolest part was the attic and the roof… The attic was made of like special parabolic arches designed to keep it cool… compared to the rest of the house, it felt like the attic had AC, when usually it’s the opposite!! I wonder why we don’t just use this design in all attics, everywhere.
The roof was awesome so I took some panoramic pictures on my camera, which turned out pretty nice!! Some of those things are chimneys and some are ventilation things.
After touring Casa Mila we went to check out Gaudi’s other famous building, Casa Batllo… it’s very pretty from the outside but the entrance was a little pricey so we didn’t go in… the whole street has a row of cool mansion apartment things designed by different people.
We got lunch (fanta, bread, paella con maríscos, a pork kebab with fries, and café for 8.95 € - the menú del dia is always the way to go!!), then ventured to the metro, which is really easy, and went down to the beaches that were made for the ’92 Olympics. The beaches had nice sand and everything but felt a little too man-made for me.
Somewhere further down the coast are the nude beaches but this one was top-less/regular. And no, I did not go top-less! Then after lots of wandering around and kinda not knowing where we were, we took the metro back to the hostel & got dinner at this little locals bar where I got the best sandwich ever. Now I’m showered and clean and very tired.
Oh si - el menu del dia! que rico. Te voy a contar del tiempo cuando comi el plato del dia despues dela corrida del toros... un dia venia de la Plaza del Toros despues de la corrida y pase por el resturante que se llama 'La Corrida", tienia mucho hombre y decide a comer...
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