What to see in Barcelona/where to eat?

[Anngel123]

Anyone been recently? I know about the Gaudi stuff. Also has anyone eaten somewhere cheap but nice in the Eixample district?
Many thanks

[spudqueen]

There's plenty to see in Barcelona. Lots of Gaudi stuff but also lots of stuff to see that nothing to do with Gaudi (though personally I love the Gaudi stuff). You can easily google things to see in Barcelona, and if you're thinking of travelling there in the near future that I would invest in a guide book, they aren't very dear.

[jno]

great views from Tibidabo

[HowardKennitby]

the Camp Neu is very nice.

[zebo]

The Picasso Museum is very good, I hadn't realised the breadth of his work, and 75m along the same street there's a very good tapas bar on the opposite side.

[sunny-dave]

Get a day ticket for one of the "hop on / hop off" open top tourist buses. It's not something I would usually do, but works really well as an introduction to Barcelona.

The (relatively) new boardwalk area down by the port (beyond the Columbus Monument) is a great place to have a drink and some tapas on a sunny day - just sit watch the world go by.

[piggynose]

i´m not a vegetarian, but there used to be a really good vegetarian buffet type place quite close to the ramblas, not sure if its still there, and not too pricey

[Anngel123]

Thanks all..here I go!