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The 5 Best Day Trips from Barcelona

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Are you heading to a vacation in Barcelona and want to know the best day trips to go on while you are there? Well here we give …

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  2. I'm from brcelona, you should visit the "Peu del Funicular" and collserola (it's in the same place) It's short and fast visit, so don't spend much time, so beautyful, and you can see all the city, and the tourists never go there. I recomend a lot, because it's a Natural park so beautyful and with very good food and you can see all the City, PD: It's in front of Tibidabo, a big and famous amusement park, Very recomended.

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  5. Please stop coming to Barcelona 😢 it is extremely packed, to the point that you don't even see a single local anywhere, it's just tourists collapsing every infrastructure we have here! Plus it's not even that pretty, just go to any other beach from literally anywhere around the Mediterranean and you will have the same but with less people. It's so sad to see local old people having to leave the houses they grew up in because of the loud, obnoxious and drunk tourists (specially the American ones) yelling everywhere and being super noisy. We love you guys, just don't come here so often for so many days pleaseeeeeee 😅

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  6. You can take the R3 train up to the Pyrenees. There are a few options, depending on the time you travel, that can include VIC (midway between Barcelona and the Pyrenees), get to Vall de Núria, a valley up in the Pyrenees that is only accessible by cog railway, that you catch from the train Ribas de Freser train station. It's a beautiful place with plenty of hiking routs and in the winter it's a ski resort. You can get a combo ticket that includes a return trip on the train, the cog railway and, in winter, a day ski pass.
    You can also continue ll the way up to Puigcerdá. a lovely town on the boarder with France, that you can easily cross. On the French side you can catch the yellow train, an anamzing ride along the French Pyrenees, you can either catch itin the nearby town (check in advance details on wher you can do that) or catch one of the few R3 trains that continue from Puigcerdá into France to the Latour-de-Carol-Enveitg where the Yellow Train starts.
    As for Andorra, I've been too many times and it's more and more like a shopping mall and might be full of people but it is beautiful, especially if you go out of the central area up to the mountains.
    Just remember, Andorra is not part of the EU so if you have a limited visa you might not be able to go back in.
    Also, your phone plan might not include it .
    And last thing, It might be "duty free" but you do need to go back into Spain (or France) and they might check you and charge you for it, or even fine you if you did not declared something you should have. Even if no one stops you at the boarder you might be stopped along the road )happened to me once, but I did not have something that I needed to declare).

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  11. 1. Taking a gondola ride in Venice and shared the cost equally among your friends/family

    2. Santorini especially Oia, you should come during winter months. Lesser tourists with little bit cheaper during these months.

    3. Went to Acropolis during Jan 2024 where at that time was cold and stormy in the last admission hour. Little tourists until I was left the only tourist taking pictures in the strong winds.

    4. Eifel tower in Paris, I just took a selfie from a not close distance but still worth taking the photo.

    Another tourist trap is the little statue of the Little Mermaid in Copenhagen. Since it was challenging taking photos especially solo traveller I went twice just to take the best angle shot and it was totally worth it 😂. Just avoid the people and take swift action when there was no people around in the winter.

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  13. Me and my friends absolutely loved Monserrat way more than anticipated. The views were incredible. 🤩The market was fun too. We wished we did the all day tour instead

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  17. OMG!!! I love Barcelona!!! I love Girona!!! I will go back!! I’ve been to Barcelona 2 times and Girona once!! But I’m absolutely in love with that country. Both are so amazing. I wanted to make it to Sitges but it rained all day that day. I’m for sure going back now that I’ve seen this video!!!!!! It’s so amazing.

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  31. This was the perfect video for me, we are going to Barcelona in June. We have 4 extra nights and I'm debating staying in the Costa Brava area and Girona for the 4 days or splitting the time up and driving to Valencia as well seeing the sights mentioned.

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