It was a rainy day and they over sold tickets. We arrived at 11. 10am for the 11. 30am slot and queued for 25 mins outside then a further 20mins inside before we could get in (so it was 11. No one managing queue outside for the 11. 30am slot so lots of people just skipping the queue and pushing the children. No communication or staff around to help manage the massive queues. Horrendous experience. When we were finally allowed to proceed the venue was beyond crowded and overfull. My kids couldn’t see a thing. It was also very easy for the children to go missing because there were just hoards of people ahead and behind us. After 5 mins I gave up and went to the first floor for an extremely over priced lunch before heading home. Really really really bad experience. [](https://www. tripadvisor. com/ClientLink? value=WWRPXy9Qcm9maWxlL0pld2VsTWxhX3J0Qw%3D%3D)

Port Bell is part of the Marina of Palo Cerro. We had lychee at a restaurant close to the marina and then strolled around the marina. It was a great feeling to walk along the port and look at the yacht in the good weather. There was a big street called Crom Street running parallel along Port-Bell, and there were huge shrimp statues called Barcelona Head and Escultura La Gamba, which was fun. [](https://www. tripadvisor. com/ClientLink? value=U2JsXy9Qcm9maWxlL1JlZ2lzMTk3Ml9wdzQ%3D)

Ciutat Vella translates to 'the Old City' in Catalan, and it’s one of the most vibrant and diverse spots in Barcelona. But just a heads up: you need to be a bit careful when you’re there. This area includes Barri Gotic, El Born, El Raval, and Barceloneta. While it’s full of life, there are also some rundown places, and it gets pretty pricey due to the tourist crowd. Plus, it’s known for pickpockets and burglaries, so I wouldn’t recommend booking a hotel in those five areas if you want to stay safe. Legend has it that it's bad luck to walk under it but luck if you walk backwards and look under it. [](https://www. tripadvisor. com/ClientLink? value=cmlpXy9Qcm9maWxlL0pQYXR0aTFfVjE1)

El preu d'aplanament de parets a El Congrés i els Indians sol moure's entre 114 i 2875 euros. El número final depèn de l'estat de l'immoble, els materials i el temps de feina. Sempre donem el pressupost tancat abans de començar. [](https://www. tripadvisor. com/ClientLink? value=QktNXy9Qcm9maWxlL3Nva29sYWxlbmVfWHZQ) The Maremagnum, just at the end of the Rambla del Mar, is a nice shopping center to take a walk. It has several floors with shops, restaurants and even a cinema, and it is built above the water, which gives a beautiful view of the harbour and yachts. Mood is pleasant, not too busy, ideal for a little shopping break or a coffee facing the sea.