Love this place! We went here two different nights while in…read moreGirona. Its a small bar with live music thats only opens REALLY late... I think tone night the music opens at 11pm but the other nights They music didn't start till 12pm. The one night the music started at 12pm and we got there at 1130 and really like only 3 people were there by 1210am the place was packed! Great live Spanish guitar music! There aren't many chairs as it really is all about have space to dance. Great live music. Great space, filled with mostly young business professionals (on weeknights at least) and great drinks! I had the most amazing strawberry mojito !

****Winery review only***** The winery is brilliantly…read moredesigned. They uprooted and replanted a section of the vineyard, dug a cave built walls and a steel roof. It was covered with earth and then the vines returned to their original location. Its a beautiful design that can be partially viewed from the side through glass walls Nice wines. Below boutiqe production levels. So low I was surprised they had wine tastings. Nice guided tour 20E Great olive oil. We left with both wine and oil. Drank the wines in Spain and brought the oil home. The property was beautiful the hotel looked amazing. Highly recommended

Finca Bell-Lloc is truly a special place. It is better known for the winery on the property, a…read morebeautiful recycled steel structure designed by the firm, RCR, that makes it the coolest winery you will ever go to. In addition, the wine is delicious, and uniquely and beautifully packaged. However, few people stay at the farm house when they visit and they are really missing out. The house itself has been thoughtfully and masterfully updated and modernized and has many comforts including some of the most comfortable mattresses I have ever slept on in Europe, high thread-count sheets and pillows, super-plush towels, and beautiful bathtubs. Every detail is in good taste, the house is kept immaculately clean, and the staff is lovely from the groundskeepers, to the host, to the cleaning ladies. Breakfast was delicious and offered local products, some of which they produced themselves. There is a beautiful, and very private, pool to take a dip in at any time. And after breakfast we fed the Iberian pigs on the property breakfast scraps which was a lot of fun. Both the location and the woman managing the property, Lory, made our trip to Catalonia and the Costa Brava. We had such a great time hanging out and Lory's recommendations were incredible. The beaches she suggested were the cleanest, least touristy, and most picturesque I've ever been to in the Mediterranean, and I've been to some incredible beaches. She made reservations for us at incredible restaurants, places that were small, used food from their own gardens and local artisans, and off-the-radar spots no visitor could ever find on their own. Again, she made our stay there our most favorite place in our month long trip across Spain and France. Lory alone makes staying at Bell-Lloc more than worth it. Thank you Bell-Lloc for a wonderful experience.

Upon entering I initially was disappointed as it was one small room and was questioning to myself…read morehow they were able to fit 5 people as that was the max amount of players per game. After opening a couple of doors, I was pleasantly surprised the space involved and the back and forth use of previous rooms to move forward in the game. Not a super tough game and we were able to escape with two players in under an hour.

From the owner: Roomin es una empresa de ocio para particulares como para empresas en Barcelona…read more Ofrecemos una novedosa aventura gráfica en vivo de Room Escape, basado en el Team Buildign y en juegos de escape online (Escape The Room) llevados a la realidad. Grupos de entre 2 a 5 personas entran en una casa donde lo difícil será salir... Una hora buscando pistas, resolviendo enigmas, acertijos, puzzles, jeroglíficos, adivinanzas... La observación cavilosa y la comunicación son las claves para salir a tiempo, ¡demuestra que formas un buen equipo! ¿Aceptas el reto y ser el protagonista de la acción? Roomin Escape is an innovative adventure activity based on online escape games transformed into reality. Groups of 2-5 people enter a house where it will be difficult to get out ... An hour searching for clues, solving puzzles, riddles,... A brooding observation and communication are the keys to get out in time, shows that forms a good team! Ready to be the protagonist of the action?

Cool atmosphere, the DJ needs some work...I'm sitting here at the club right now and could not…read moreresist but to post a review. We have been listening to the same lounge music for the past 3 hours. Same beat, same sound, 3 hours... It's like getting teased and not EVER REACHING CLIMAX. when is the party getting started? Makes me want to go home. Oh wait, he changed it, a little something different, oh wait, we're back to the same shit. NO ENERGY, just the same beat, over and over and over again.... I wanna leave....

Super Nice location, okay host at the bottle service. However a bit greedy on the blending water…read more The music however was completely over the top! Great surprise, steady djing for the 4 hours we where there! the VIP area was a bit hidden from the du stage! But a great club with lots of happy people.

The Masía Freixa is one of Terrassa's - and indeed Catalonia's - most impressive Modernist…read morebuildings. Built originally in 1896 as a small factory, it was transformed by the architect Lluís Muncunill in 1907-1910 into a bourgeois residence for the Catalan industrialist Josep Freixa i Artemi. Muncunill was a leading light in Catalan Modernism, which developed the Art Nouveau into the distinctive regional style, of which Gaudi is its most famous exponent. The result is an astonishingly original and beautiful building, all the more impressive for having very restrained detailing (which is where Muncunill differs from Gaudi). The Masia Freixa is essentially an elongated house, with verandas consisting of impressive, naturalistic arcades of parabolic arches. The other main features are its tower, rather resembling a minaret, and the undulating grey roof, broken by a cupola-like second storey. The doors and windows are shuttered and reflect the parabolic shape of the arcade. The lower part of the outside walls are decorated in pale grey tiles with a geometric pattern. When built, the Masía Freixa was on the edge of the town, (Masía normally refers to a landowner's residence or a well-to-do farmhouse) but is now in a small park in the western suburbs of Terrassa. It is most easily reached by taking the FGC train from Barcelona (Plaça de Catalunya) half an hour north to Terrassa Rambla station on line S1, from where it is an easy 5-10 minute walk. The building currently houses the local Music Society, and can be visited on organised walking tours of Modernista architecture - see above for details. That said, it's the exterior which really grabs the attention, and what is worth coming to see.

Amazing way to spend an afternoon in Llafranc. Yesterday we rented a boat with a captain and…read moresnorkeled in caves, which was more than amazing. Today we spent 2 hours or so at Cap Roig, which was so, so beautiful you have to go to understand. It's a picture taker's dream with countless photo opps that are so magnificent they almost look fake. My only recommendation of what I would have done differently had I known is to take a picnic lunch or snack and a bottle of wine to enjoy in the designated picnic area. Do it! And enjoy every moment!

This was probably the most beautiful botanical garden I have been to. The combination of beautiful…read moreplants, flowers and paths with the stunning backdrop of the ocean make it a definite must see. You get great views and the opportunity for some great photos. It's also pretty big and you can easily spend two hours strolling the grounds. They have a picnic area with tables so you could pack some snacks and a bottle of wine while taking a break and soaking in the views.

This is the home of Gala who was Dali's wife. The story goes that he built the place for her…read morebecause she tired of the visitors to their home they shared. He had to get written approval from her to visit. The home was unique and very Dali but the gardens were my favorite part. Little surprises hidden among the trees and birds! You cannot take photos inside the home but are allowed to photograph the garden. This is chronologically the third stop you should take on the Dali triangle tour but I found time wise that it was best to start here in Pubol, travel to Port Lligat for Dali's home, and finish with the museum in Figueres. All three can be done in one day with careful planning.

Steep cover charge (15euros) for just another club. Nothing really special about this place. Line…read morewas long to get in and listen to a DJ and have some drinks. Not bad but not special

Right next to some cheaper bars, would definitely be worth it to stop at the bars before coming…read morehere. The drinks are pretty overpriced, but it's a club. The DJ the night we went was AMAZING, everyone was having a great time. Bathrooms were clean and there was no line. There are 2 floors, both have a bar, so little to no wait time to order drinks.

I've seen better in other cities, but it made for fun photos so there's that. Price does appear to…read morebe a bit steep, but it's a tourist attraction in a tourist area, and we were tourists. It did the job, but left much to be desired (see the Sex Museum in NYC!)

Out of curiosity and on a friend's recommendation, we entered this museum. We were surprised at…read morewhat we learned and also laughed at a lot. We were met with a flute of champagne too. And the gift shop is not to be missed!!