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| By ten o'clock there were 320,000 people!! |
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| Hundreds of flower shops |
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| Her we are at Plaza Catalunya at about 8:30 am before the day really gets going for the "Day of the Book and the Rose" |
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| People coming to buy their loved ones a book or a rose or both! |
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| My traveling companions |
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| Boqueria market that sells all types of food. The freshest in town. |
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| The girls at Plaza del Rei where Columbus first came to meet King Ferdinand and Isabella after discovery of the Americas |
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| Under the Plaza del Rei are the Roman ruins of the original Barcelona (Barcino). This stone is from the first century. |
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| Taking a picture of a relative? |
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| Underground Roman ruins with wine making facilities clothes cleaning and dying and fish processing. This was all above ground before but Barcelona was built on top of it. |
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| This is part of their temple which happens to be directly under the plaza del Rei. |
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| Stained glass window form the chapel at the top of the stairs at plaza del Rei. |
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| Roman walls next to the cathedral with pretty girls to jazz it up. |
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| This is the view of the cable car as it comes to get us to go to the monastery of Montserrat. |
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| Not sure about this. |
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| Just in the cable car . . .but we haven't left yet. |
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| Way up the mountain. |
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| At the top. |
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| The actual tomb of King Ferdinand of Spain at the Monastery of Montserrat. |








































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