Barcelona Hotel

This is quite small, industrial styled club. But it has been visited by some big names. ( e.g. Jeff Mills ) It’s open on Sundays too when the entrance fee comes down to 5 euros but you don’t get the free drink. The club isn`t big but it is dark so keep hold of your friends! You have to late-night bars but beware there have been incidents of drink spiking here.

Wandering the Barri Gothic is like going through the ages. Is the part of old City of Barcelona.  It`s considered one of most well kept ensembles of the medieval Europe. Many building were constructed in Medevial Times.  What is interesting -  many of these narrow, dark streeets are opening out into the squares. But it`s easy to lost here among labyrinth (maze) streets, full of cafe places and climatic restaurants…:)

People staying in Barcelona, who can`t live without French cuisine, should visit Jaume de Provença. Chef Jaume Bargués has developed a well-earned reputation for deliciously original variations on traditional Catalán cuisine blended with southern French cooking. This cosy little restaurant full of specific climate is a favourite of the King of Spain. The menu features such dishes as sole stuffed with mushrooms, pigs’ trotters with plums and truffles, or rabbit loins.:) An extensive wine list covers Spain, France and Catalonia. It`s closed on Monday.