Adriana Matak
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Inside Sagrada Familia in Barcelona

If you’ve been to Barcelona you’ve undoubtably come across Gaudi’s work. His individual and distinctive style can be found all over the city and he is the face of Catalan modernism. With good reason, millions of people flock to Barcelona from all over the world to experience the imagination of an architect proclaimed either a ‘fool or genius’ by the…
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Exploring Casa Batlló in Barcelona

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Part of the allure that brings people to Barcelona apart from the food and football is the city’s rich history and culture.  It comes to no surprise that Antoni Gaudi is one of the most celebrated architects the world has ever known and his refined, unique architectural style can be witnessed all over the city of Barcelona. In my previous visits to Barcelona, I have experienced Gaudi’s typical ‘Art Nouveau’ vision at La Sagrada Familia, Park Güell and Casa Milà ‘La Pedrera’. There was one Gaudi masterpiece I still hadn’t experienced and that was Casa Batlló.

8 Things To Do & See in Barcelona ・Spain

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I’m back in Barcelona. That’s literally the 5th time I have written that sentence on my blog. I’m back in Barcelona with my husband after spending the whole year banging on about how amazing this city really is. I’ve even hinted that there’s a very good chance he’ll want to relocate to Barcelona...

Where To Eat in Barcelona ・Spain

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I spent my whole 20s getting into VIP booths and private members clubs while in my 30s I’ve realised that I am devoted to getting a table at a top restaurant... 

*SPOILER ALERT* Everything You Need To Know About Enigma

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Enigma is a little different to your ordinary restaurant mainly because up until recently, images of the 40 courses were difficult to find online. The restaurant had a no pictures policy. Thinking that I had to adhere to this, I kindly asked the waitstaff if there was any possibility of being able to take a few pictures for my blog, they insisted that they’d lifted that rule and I was free to take as many pictures and videos of my experience.

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