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--- friday_1106_barcelona [2026/10/01 21:00] – [Friday_1106_Barcelona] 172.59.138.44
+++ friday_1106_barcelona [2026/10/04 18:29] (current) – [Lisbon Hotel] 172.59.138.44
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   * Train station has luggage storage 10 e
-  * late flight to Lisbon arrive 22:55
+  * late flight to Lisbon leave 21:55 arrive 22:55
-  * Lisbon airport hotel: Stay Hotel Lisboa Aeroporto
+  *
   * picasso has mandatory bag check
-  * Sagrada Família - **timed** dq
+  * Sagrada Família and Park Güell  - **timed** dq
+  * how to Metro - dq
+  * 55 minutes from hotel to Sagrada: https://goo.gl/maps/6ieWKR173KxfE9KX8
+  * 2km from Sagrada to Park - sagrada first
+  * then city walk
+  * then airport
+==== Lisbon Hotel ====
+  * Lisbon airport hotel: Hotel Star Inn Lisbon Aeroporto
+  * 4 minute walk: https://goo.gl/maps/LPeWB6hWaVVSSMd59
+  * Address: Aeroporto Internacional Lisboa, Rua C-2, Lisbon, 1749-125 Portugal
+  *
 ==== 1-Day Barcelona Itinerary ====
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   * Sagrada Familia - timed - 9am - http://www.sagradafamilia.org - 26 e
-==== 1-Day Barcelona Itinerary ====
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-One day in Barcelona is tight but very rewarding if you prioritize and book tickets ahead. Focus on Gaudí’s masterpieces and the atmospheric Old Town.
-Morning: Gaudí Highlights
-:00 – Sagrada Família
-Start here with a timed-entry ticket (book weeks in advance). Allow 1.5–2 hours to explore the interior and exterior. The stained-glass light is especially beautiful in the morning.
-Alternative order: Some prefer starting at Park Güell (timed tickets required for the Monumental Zone) for views and mosaics, then heading to Sagrada Família. Both work—just match your ticket times.
-Midday: Eixample Architecture + Lunch
-:30–13:00 – Passeig de Gràcia
-Walk or take the metro to this elegant boulevard.
-    Admire the exteriors of Casa Batlló and Casa Milà (La Pedrera) — two more Gaudí icons.
-    Optional: Go inside one if time and tickets allow.
-Lunch
-Eat in the Eixample or head toward the Gothic Quarter / El Born for tapas, a sandwich from a market, or Catalan dishes.
-Afternoon: Gothic Quarter & Old Town
-:00–17:00 – Barri Gòtic (Gothic Quarter)
-Wander the medieval streets:
-    Barcelona Cathedral
-    Plaça Reial
-    Hidden squares and Roman remains
-    Optional short detour to La Boqueria market (on La Rambla) for snacks and atmosphere.
-Continue into El Born neighborhood — stylish streets, Santa Maria del Mar church, and a more local feel.
-Evening
-:30 onward
-    Option 1: Head to Barceloneta beach for a seaside walk and seafood dinner.
-    Option 2: Go up to Montjuïc (funicular or bus) for panoramic views and sunset.
-    Dinner: Tapas and wine in El Born, the Gothic Quarter, or near the beach.
-Practical Tips
-    Must book in advance: Sagrada Família and Park Güell (Monumental Zone) tickets sell out, especially in high season.
-    Getting around: Metro is efficient for longer distances (Sagrada ↔ Park Güell ↔ center). The central Old Town is best on foot.
-    Walking: Expect a lot of walking — comfortable shoes are essential.
-    Crowds: Early starts help. La Rambla is very touristy; the side streets of the Gothic Quarter and El Born are more enjoyable.
-    Time-saving tip: If you only have time for one major Gaudí interior, choose the Sagrada Família.
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