Walking Contradiction..

When we reached, we were greeted by this beautiful stairway, so photo op time! :) The next time, we were greeted by the buffet of tapas, paella, deserts and more tapas. The best thing was that they included a bottle of house red wine, and house white wine, and unlimited drinks (sangria, juices), so we went bit nuts on the alcohol.. *weeeeeeeee*

There were tapas like octopus galicean style, spanish omelletes, A HUGE yummy avacado with stuffing, some anchovies. Deserts included the crema catelana, some date pudding etc etc.

After we virtually stuffed ourselves with the great food, on to the flamenco show. Before the show, we were served with more drinks (Spanish cava which is like the French champagne.. very nice). And thus began the flamenco show!

What can I say, I dont understand Spanish but there was a good tune, the guitarists were terrific, and the dancers were even bett er. It probably got a bit monotonous after a while, so it was good it only lasted as long as it did. The girls were wearing cool dresses with frills and the guys tight pants *droolz*. The clapping and tap-dance like dancing were darn cool and it was a great night in Barcelona. The stage was a little small but it made us feel more like an authentic show rather than a super big theatre.

Probably a tourist trap for US tourists but we did enjoy ourselves and we slowly took the stroll back. So, here you go, Cordobes along La Rambla, Barcelona