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My group is over the age of 70. We found that trying to fit the following tours in Barcelona would have been more enjoyable if we had more time. Day 1 - Recovering from long flight from Australia Day 2 : Train into BCN, Tour of San Pau Recinte Modernista in the morning and Palau de la Musica in the afternoon. Day 3: Train into BCN, Tour of Park Guell in morning, Sagrada Familia in the afternoon at 4.15pm. Returning to Sabadell at 9.00am a very long day. Day 4: Rest up in the morning and enjoyed a coffee at local patisserie, then to BCN at 4.00pm to walk down La Rambla in BCN and at 8.30pm Casa Batllo. The walking was a lot for us as not used to it. Very sore feet on Day 2 and Day 3. Not so bad on Day 4. It is doable but probably better is another 2 days.

The room and view were fine the staff were very friendly and helpful. Just no kettle and no tea or coffee in our room. the worst of it all was the plug for the bath was missing witch my son wasn't happy about.

We visited Sabadell for a swimming competition at Club Natacio Sabadell so did not really get to explore Sabadell itself. The pool and facillities were amazing but very pricy if you want to have a public swim, it was 15 Euros each to swim in the outdoor 50m. There is a good regular train service into Barcelona and a few decent sized super markets but the resturant selection was small in our area of the town. Sabadell is around a 45 min (70-80 euro) taxi ride from Barcelona airport.

Great city close by to Barcelona with easy access by train for a fair price. The city itself has everything that you need, from a lively centrum with restaurants, bars, and shops to peaceuful beautiful parks.

Not a nice city, poor in the aspect as well as the quality of the shops included the few restaurants At the opposite side, very family friendly city, crowded or child’s and families in general an happy atmosphere..