When last we wrote about our time in Costa Brava, we had left you with some teasers of the adventures we explored in countryside surrounding Girona. In this blog post, the first of 2016 dedicated to our time as #ResidentBloggers #InCostaBrava, we’re delving deeper. Read More
For the months of March, April and May of 2015, Cristina and I were #ResidentBloggers #InCostaBrava working with the Visit Costa Brava folks leading up to TBEX and beyond. In this second post from our time on the ground, we’re focusing on some of our adventures in and beyond the city of Girona and the time we spent adventuring there.
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For the months of March, April and May of 2015, Cristina and I were #ResidentBloggers #InCostaBrava working with the Visit Costa Brava folks leading up to TBEX and beyond. In this first post from our time on the ground, we’re focusing on our arrival in Girona and the first few days that we spent adventuring there. Read More
Moving on beyond the Castle, we found ourselves exploring what is quite possibly the best green area in all of Barcelona: the Parc de Montjuïc. Filled with dozens of verdant parks, sculptures, statues, waterfalls, gardens, an ancient ampitheater, the castle, and the arena + remants of the Barcelona Olympic Games and the various buildings left behind, this is one of those places where you can easily lose an entire year’s worth of weekends without even realizing it. Read More
Moving on beyond La Rambla, we found ourselves exploring what is quite possibly the favorite hiking spot for any local living in Barcelona: the Parc de Montjuïc. Filled with dozens of verdant parks, sculptures, statues, waterfalls, gardens, an ancient ampitheater, the castle, and the arena + remants of the Barcelona Olympic Games, it is the ultimate green space and place to get away from it all. We’ll start off with the Castle itself. Read More
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