I traveled approximately 600 miles on the flight from London to Barcelona this weekend.
I have traveled at least 21,000 miles throughout this journey so far.
This week I got around by walking. However, I am looking forward to taking the metro tomorrow in order to rest my tired legs a bit.
The most interesting place I visited this week was Park Güell. This is another monumental part of Barcelona designed by architect Antoni Gaudi. I had to wake up really early in the morning in order to get to the park, but it was well worth it considering the park's design was unlike anything I've ever seen before. The park is located on Carmel Hill in Barcelona and is composed of architectural elements, gardens and panoramic views of Barcelona. My favorite part of the park were the buildings located in the center that Gaudi designed. They reminded me of gingerbread houses and made me realize he must of have been incredibly creative.
