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    Marc's the dot on the bottom at the house and I'm going up.
    Glad I didn't have to walkAt the topCheap funThat's the Sagrada Família on the leftI never did work out why he is notable hereThe church at the topIsn't that the same as Rio??All bumpy and ridges like the SagradaThe price is 169,000 euros. Not badMy video is 2 days after Pam's visitInside the city bus from the farthest back seatHere is the city bus to the parkFun slide maze for kidsTypical drinking fountainCity and beachCity & harbor

    Tibidabo Park

    May 26 in Spain ⋅ ☀️ 81 °F

    Step one- subway, transfer to a train. transfer to a funicular. Then a bus. Finally arrive at the top of a mountain where a church and an amusement park share equal billing.

    It’s one of those parks that’s free to walk around (which I did) but rides cost.

    Very good for kids under 10 not so interesting for older ones. The dancing water fountain was free and based on the squeals very likely the best free thing around.

    The church looked very Gaudi (although not one of his) and the Christ at the top, reminded me of Christ, the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro.

    The reverse metro adventure and I was back at our house with ease. Public transit and spending 25 euros for a month long pass, makes exploration a breeze.

    Marc went up 2 days later. His pics are at the end    Read more