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“The vlogger describes this as a famous Gothic-style cathedral built between the 13th and 14th centuries. He mentions the entrance fee is 11 Euros and that they decided to skip going inside.”

“The vlogger explains that the museum is in the Gothic Quarter and showcases Picasso's artistic development. She notes the entrance fee is 15 Euros and suggests buying tickets online in advance.”

“The vlogger identifies this as Gaudí's first major work, built between 1883 and 1889. She explains that Gaudí was inspired by the flowers on the property and incorporated their designs into the building's tiles.”

“The vlogger describes it as a large, 31-hectare city park. He points out the famous fountain, which a young Gaudí is said to have worked on, and mentions the park also contains a zoo and museums.”

“The vlogger describes this concert hall, built between 1905 and 1908, as a prime example of Catalan modernism. He mentions it's the only concert hall on the UNESCO World Heritage list and the entrance fee is 16 Euros.”

“The vlogger explains this arch was designed as the entrance gate for the 1888 Barcelona Universal Exposition. He compares it to the one in Paris, noting it's not as big but still a nice structure.”

“For their second day's breakfast, they came here for a traditional Spanish-style meal of churros. The vlogger says these were the best churros they've had in Spain.”

“The vloggers came here to attend a Beyoncé concert. They mention it was a coincidence that the concert was happening during their trip and they were lucky to find tickets.”

“After dinner, they went to this cocktail bar located above the Boca Grande restaurant for some drinks. The vlogger notes it's a lively place with a DJ and good cocktails.”

“The vloggers came here for an afternoon meal. The man states that this was their best tapas experience in Spain so far, and he highly recommends it.”

“The vlogger notes that the beach is free to enter and has facilities like showers and toilets. She warns about theft being common and advises visitors to be careful with their belongings.”

“The vlogger explains this park was designed by Antoni Gaudí between 1900 and 1914 and opened to the public in 1926. She notes the entrance fee is 10 Euros and recommends buying tickets in advance.”

“The vlogger identifies this as one of Antoni Gaudí's masterpieces on Passeig de Gràcia. She mentions it was originally a middle-class home that Gaudí renovated in 1904, and the entrance fee is 35 Euros.”

“The vloggers visit this famous food market for a quick lunch. They mention it has stalls selling seafood, meat products, and fresh fruit juices.”

“They came to this rooftop bar to watch the sunset, which offers views of Casa Milà and Sagrada Família. They mention they had to wait for a table as they didn't have a reservation.”

“The vlogger points out this was the last private residence designed by Antoni Gaudí, built between 1906 and 1912. He notes the ticket price is 25 Euros and they chose to admire it from the outside.”

“This is a self-service tapas bar where you pick what you want from the counter. The vlogger explains that you pay based on the number of toothpicks on your plate, with each tapa costing 2.50 Euros.”

“For their last dinner in Barcelona, they spontaneously chose this tapas place on La Rambla. They ordered several tapas including patatas bravas, pimientos de padrón, and chicken tacos.”

“The vlogger calls this Barcelona's most famous building. He explains that construction started in 1882 and is planned to be completed in 2026. He recommends visiting at sunset for the best light inside.”

“One of Madrid's most beautiful squares, fully enclosed by three-story buildings with 237 balconies facing the center.”

“A historic cafe operating since 1894, world-famous for serving churros with thick, rich hot chocolate.”

“Officially the world's oldest operating restaurant according to Guinness World Records, serving historic dishes since 1725.”

“An ancient Egyptian temple donated to Spain by the Egyptian government in 1968 to save it from flooding.”

“The largest royal palace in Europe with over 3,400 rooms, used primarily for state ceremonies today.”

“A bustling market famous for Christmas decorations and street performers.”

“A steel suspension bridge for pedestrians, connecting St. Paul's to Bankside.”

“She describes this as a photogenic shopping arcade built in 1865, noting its glass roof and dome. She also points out the mosaic of a bull on the floor, which is said to bring good luck.”

“The vlogger points out this triumphal arch, built at Napoleon's request. He personally thinks it's more beautiful than the one in Barcelona.”

“The vlogger recommends this canal district as the place to be for evening outings in Milan. He mentions it was designed by Leonardo da Vinci and is lined with lively aperitivo bars.”

“After a lot of walking, they had lunch at this chic restaurant, trying two Milanese specialties: Risotto Milanese and Cotoletta alla Milanese.”

“Their first stop on day two to see Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper" fresco. She advises booking tickets 2-3 months in advance as they sell out quickly.”

“The vlogger identifies this as a 15th-century castle that now houses seven different museums. They show the main courtyard and the impressive brick structure.”

“Located inside Sforza Castle, this museum houses Michelangelo's final, unfinished sculpture. The vlogger was surprised to find only a single sculpture inside.”

“Located behind Sforza Castle, she describes it as a pleasant park where locals enjoy the good weather, do yoga, and relax on the grass.”

“They enjoyed the sunset with a unique view of the Duomo from this terrace bar. She mentions the cocktails are €20 but come with some appetizers.”

“A 109-meter steel tower from 1933 located in Sempione Park. They mention you can take an elevator to the top for a 360-degree view of Milan for 6 euros.”

“The vlogger explains this is Starbucks' first and flagship store in Italy, designed as a "show" with on-site roasting machines to impress the local coffee culture.”

“The vlogger points out the world-famous opera house, noting its impressive architecture. They couldn't get tickets to go inside but recommend it if possible.”

“They visit the cathedral's interior and rooftop terrace. The vlogger is impressed by the scale, mentioning its 600-year construction and the 3400 statues on its exterior.”

“They chose this classic and historic pastry shop, established in 1824, for their first Italian breakfast, enjoying various cakes and coffees.”

“The vlogger explains this was the commercial and administrative center of Milan in the Middle Ages. He notes how quiet and peaceful it is despite being very close to the Duomo.”

“For a late dinner, they went to this popular pasta place where they had to wait in line for about half an hour. They enjoyed fresh pasta and pizza.”

“The vlogger explains this is a major tourist spot, made famous by the film 'Roman Holiday', and advises visiting early to avoid the intense crowds that gather later.”

“The vlogger describes the basilica as the world's largest, with a capacity of 60,000 people. He notes that its magnificent dome was designed by Michelangelo.”

“The vlogger visits this historic cafe from the 18th century, noting its museum-like interior and beautiful desserts, but also mentions that the prices are very high.”

“The vloggers compare tiramisu shops and declare this one the winner over a previous one they tried. They also try a cannolo here.”

“The vloggers dine at this extremely popular restaurant in Trastevere, which has over 68,000 Google reviews. They highly recommend the lasagna and the strawberry panna cotta.”

“The vlogger highlights this as a famous viewpoint with an amazing view of the Vatican, recommending a sunset visit for the romantic atmosphere, though it gets very crowded.”

“The vlogger visits this famous square, known for its fountains, and shares that it was originally the site of the Stadium of Domitian, used for gladiator fights.”

“The vlogger shows their unique hotel, which has a view of the Largo di Torre Argentina ruins (a cat sanctuary). She loved the interesting decor, in-room breakfast, and the massage chair.”