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Day 20: Flying from Stockholm to Barcelona on Lufthansa. We woke up early in the morning and headed to the Stockholm airport, and flew with Lufthansa to Barcelona. It was a long day of flying, and after arriving to Barcelona and checking into our hotel I had my first taste of tapas.
00:54 Bus to airport - 119 SEK ($13.86) per person and Stockholm Arlanda Airport - We caught the bus from our hotel area in Stockholm to the airport. At the airport, after checking into our flight with Lufthansa, we had a quick breakfast as the lounge and continued onto our flight.
3:22 Star Alliance Flight #6 Lufthansa: Stockholm to Barcelona - We actually had two legs to our flights, first was from Stockholm to Frankfurt and then from Frankfurt to Barcelona. It was a business class flight, but on the shorter business class flights, they aren’t really much different from economy class from what I found. Overall, good flights with Lufthansa.
6:51 Arriving to Barcelona - Airport Metro ride - 4.50 EUR ($5.05) per person. After landing in Barcelona and passing through customs, we bought our tickets for the metro and headed to Passeig de Gràcia, which is one of the central areas of Barcelona and where our hotel was located.
8:16 Cotton House Hotel, Autograph Collection - After emerging from the metro into the center of Barcelona it was just a short walk to get to our hotel from Passeig de Gràcia metro station. We checked into the Cotton House Hotel, which is a Marriott Autograph Collection hotel. It’s a very nice boutique and classic heritage hotel in Barcelona.
10:49 Tapas at Ciudad Condal - To be honest, both Ying and I were pretty tired when we arrived to Barcelona and after checking into the hotel and relaxing for a while, we were hungry but didn’t want to go far to eat dinner, and additionally, many dinner restaurants in Barcelona don’t open until 8 or 9 pm. So we decided to have some tapas as our dinner, and luckily there was a tapas restaurants just a very short walk from our hotel. The tapas at Ciudad Condal were pretty good and I especially enjoyed the octopus with potato and the fried mini string potatoes with egg.
It was another great day, but a pretty tiring day on our round the world trip. But stay tuned for some serious food and attraction videos in Barcelona!
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Thank you to Cotton House Hotel, Autograph Collection for sponsoring my stay in Barcelona.
I personally paid for all food and attractions in this video, and I decided what to do and where to eat.
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Day 20: Flying from Stockholm to Barcelona on Lufthansa. We woke up early in the morning and headed to the Stockholm airport, and flew with Lufthansa to Barcelona. It was a long day of flying, and after arriving to Barcelona and checking into our hotel I had my first taste of tapas.
00:54 Bus to airport - 119 SEK ($13.86) per person and Stockholm Arlanda Airport - We caught the bus from our hotel area in Stockholm to the airport. At the airport, after checking into our flight with Lufthansa, we had a quick breakfast as the lounge and continued onto our flight.
3:22 Star Alliance Flight #6 Lufthansa: Stockholm to Barcelona - We actually had two legs to our flights, first was from Stockholm to Frankfurt and then from Frankfurt to Barcelona. It was a business class flight, but on the shorter business class flights, they aren’t really much different from economy class from what I found. Overall, good flights with Lufthansa.
6:51 Arriving to Barcelona - Airport Metro ride - 4.50 EUR ($5.05) per person. After landing in Barcelona and passing through customs, we bought our tickets for the metro and headed to Passeig de Gràcia, which is one of the central areas of Barcelona and where our hotel was located.
8:16 Cotton House Hotel, Autograph Collection - After emerging from the metro into the center of Barcelona it was just a short walk to get to our hotel from Passeig de Gràcia metro station. We checked into the Cotton House Hotel, which is a Marriott Autograph Collection hotel. It’s a very nice boutique and classic heritage hotel in Barcelona.
10:49 Tapas at Ciudad Condal - To be honest, both Ying and I were pretty tired when we arrived to Barcelona and after checking into the hotel and relaxing for a while, we were hungry but didn’t want to go far to eat dinner, and additionally, many dinner restaurants in Barcelona don’t open until 8 or 9 pm. So we decided to have some tapas as our dinner, and luckily there was a tapas restaurants just a very short walk from our hotel. The tapas at Ciudad Condal were pretty good and I especially enjoyed the octopus with potato and the fried mini string potatoes with egg.
It was another great day, but a pretty tiring day on our round the world trip. But stay tuned for some serious food and attraction videos in Barcelona!
Disclaimer and Thank You:
Thank you to Star Alliance and their Round The World tickets (http://www.staralliance.com/en/round-the-world) for sponsoring my business class flights.
Thank you to Cotton House Hotel, Autograph Collection for sponsoring my stay in Barcelona.
I personally paid for all food and attractions in this video, and I decided what to do and where to eat.
Music:
https://www.audionetwork.com/browse/m/track/shine-so-bright_58240
GEAR I USE:
Main camera I use: http://amzn.to/2dEL3hv
Main lens: http://amzn.to/2e5Lum6
Microphone: http://amzn.to/2dEr9Z9
Gorillapod: http://amzn.to/2epFsQx
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Mark if you were born 30 years ago before you could make money with YouTube what would you do for a living?
You know if you get Mark to rave about vegetables then you’re doing god’s work.
Gonna try those peppers next week when I go!
First off, I just love watching all your videos. Thank you for sharing all your experiences. Always so educational as well mouth watering. But best of all, your pronunciation of all words is so precise that it is an art form in itself. Listening to your dialog is as pleasurable as the descriptions of the food you eat. My parents taught me to pronounce all my words without slurring or garbling vowels and consonants. Your travel logs are more interesting coupled with this nice eloquence. Thank you.
I´m from Norland and as you say.. just come!
Gracia
It's so nice to see Ying and your son there again and again… and one can well imagine – at least that's what I wish for you – that you are a good and loving family that leads a good life. In any case, I wish you that from the bottom of my heart, full of gratitude for your very lively and enjoyable reports of your wonderful travels and pleasures.
I was just in Barcelona, Espana. Food was great and city/culture is wonderful! One of my favorite cities in the world.
El jamón! The Catalonian tapas bars are all about their cured meats! Yumm! Restaurant hours in Europe (especially Spain, France and Italy) are very different from the US; if they open at 7:00pm, that’s early, and the only other diners are Americans. The locals start showing up at 9:00pm and the restaurant isn’t really hopping until 10:00pm!
Really enjoy your videos bro, keep up the hard work. Randy from Trinidad
Rename it to Swedish food.
And still eating with no manners
I don’t fly so I really enjoy living vicariously through Mark and Ying❤️
Oh wow. Insane. Amazing. Wow. So old. So bad. Terrible.
Mark has had better thinkings 🤔 😳 in his 👋 😳 😀 mouth than that plain 😳 😜 food
Mark you should visit south pacific. New Zealand,fiji, tonga,Solomon even Australia
Have you been to France yet? Just a question.