I was recently at a travel conference and there were a lot of wonderful travel bloggers, freelance writers and journalists at the event. The variety of information that they write about is extensive. I was thinking that if you wanted to write about travel and didn’t feel inspired to figure out what to write about, you might get some inspiration from this list. I have also included links to different bloggers and content creators that have written some great pieces. I hope you take some time to read a few. If you just need a kick in the pants to get you writing, this list can help too.
Food Trucks in Spain I was thinking back to my spring in Lloret de Mar, Spain and wanted to let you know about an event that I stumbled upon in the main square: food trucks … Read more
Santa Caterina Market Santa Caterina Market was the first cover market in Barcelona opened in 1848. The modernization and renovation of the market began in 2001 with the roof being the most iconic part of … Read more
Getting there… being lost is not all that bad Having a car rental with us in Spain gave us a lot of freedom in traveling around to wherever we pleased. Although it may seem daunting … Read more
A quick trip to the Centre Pompidou I don’t think that I will ever get sick of going to art museums. The infinite nature of art means that there is always something new and interesting … Read more
What I love about travelling is that it’s such a great opportunity to learn something new. You can learn a lot about a city through its food, music, architecture, people and most certainly its art. One of my favourite parts of our trip to Barcelona was getting to go on a tour around the city discovering some of its most unique pieces of street art!
Street Art in Barcelona with Trip4Real
When you visit a historic city like Barcelona, you may be inclined to look for the usual, the standard fair: museums, plazas, monuments and churches. We have a tendency to go with what we ‘know’ but it is also interesting to find the art and culture of a city where people live, work and play. Walking through city streets can be a window into the culture. This is a great opportunity for a Barcelona graffiti tour.
Art can be found in many different forms in a cosmopolitan city but one of the most contemporary forms of expression is graffiti or street art. Personally, I find that street art really gives a city personality. I saw a lot of it when I was in South America, especially in Colombia’s capital city, Bogota, where graffiti is much more accepted than in North America and the streets are full of colourful murals. Barcelona certainly has its own active street art/graffiti scene and it was really fun taking a walk around the city and learning so much about it with our tour guide from trip4real.com.
I finally got home yesterday from a 20-day trip to Spain and France. There is so much to write about and show you, I don’t even know where to start (or that is what it … Read more
There are many lessons that are learned when you travel. Challenging yourself to try a solo travel adventure is one thing. I certainly learned a few lessons when I decided to do exactly that. I … Read more
