It was incredibly hot outside, and reverently cool inside, but with millions of tourists, we were on different sections of our audio tours. I took my sketchbook and sat in the "meditation/prayer" area to sketch and contemplate life. That worked out pretty well. Turns out Richard sat in the same area to doze off for a while. I ran into two gals who were on the ride; it seemed so long ago. They were in town one extra day - to see the museums that we would be missing. :-/
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| Sketching bits and pieces from the meditation/prayer area |
After Sagrada Familia, we were exhausted, it was hot and humid. We sat on a park bench and Richard checked Yelp for a good non-Catalan restaurant nearby. He found a vegetarian restaurant called Arc Iris just two blocks away. It was fabulous! I do plan to add it to Yelp once I figure out how to do that. The gazpacho, pesto pasta, and watermelon were outstanding and healthy! See menu below..
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| Peter is the owner. We told him this was our favorite restaurant so far in Barcelona and that we would give him a good review. He doesn't (yet) know from Yelp, but he will. |
Once back on the Diagonal, we had dinner at the nearby pizzeria; gnocchi at sunset. Breakfast the next day in the hotel was edging on as opulent as the Israeli breakfasts we are getting ready for..















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