By: Pauline Grimley
Barcelona also has free city tours with runner bean .com and orange donut.com
By: Jonathan
In reply to <a href="https://www.justapack.com/barcelona-spain-on-a-backpacking-budget/#comment-34196">Michael</a>.
Is there any other nice cheap places to eat and drink we are coming tommorow =)
By: Michael
In reply to <a href="https://www.justapack.com/barcelona-spain-on-a-backpacking-budget/#comment-34195">Allie</a>.
Hey Allie, thanks for the feedback, and the information.
Just to clarify something, however, Airbnb is NOT illegal in Barcelona. In an attempt to crack down on Airbnb rentals a rental owner now has to get a permit to do so, but once they have a permit it is my understanding that the rental becomes legal.
By: Allie
I've lived in Barcelona for two years and I have a few things to add:
1. Airbnb is illegal in Barcelona, so be careful when booking accommodation using this site as the owner is taking a huge risk.
2. Park Guell is free, but the Gaudi section requires an admission fee.
3. You can buy a T-10 metro ticket for less than 10 euros, which gives you 10 rides for less than 1 euro each.
4. There is a street called Carrer de Blai in the neighborhood of Poble Sec. The street is full of small pintxos restaurants (Basque-style tapas) where you can get pintxos for 1 euros and beer for 1 euro. Fun place to eat cheaply. :)
By: Randi
In reply to <a href="https://www.justapack.com/barcelona-spain-on-a-backpacking-budget/#comment-34193">Monika</a>.
Yes, Barcelona is a special city! A great place to spend a few days and a real feast for the eyes!
By: Monika
Yep, could not agree more, Barcelona is quite expansive, but if you know how to organize yourself you are able to see what you want and spent what you want :) We spent 2.5 days in the city of Gaudi - loved every minute of it