The Camino de Santiago is one of the most popular long-distance trails in the world, and that’s not only among pilgrims or religious people, but also popular among people who just want to challenge themselves. Sadly, not many people have 35 days to do the Camino Frances, but thankfully, there are great options for those who don’t have much time. The section from Sarria is perfect for a week-long pilgrimage. At just 115 km, it’s the minimum distance required to obtain the Compostela, the certificate of completion of the Camino, and every step is worth it.

Even though there is a lot of tourist information available online, it is still very difficult to know what is worth visiting when visiting a new place. For a while now I have been planning my trip to Barcelona, Spain. I am really excited however when I find a local who wants to share with me the places they like to go visit. Still a little bit like having a local guide you through Barcelona. Recently I had the privilege of speaking with Vincenzo who lives in Barcelona. I also asked him why he likes Barcelona, Spain. Read on to find out what to see and do in Barcelona, Spain .