Day 39- Final Day in Barcelona

Today is our last day in Barcelona. We decided to sleep in and relax but I also had to meet up with our old bus driver Jose because I left something on the bus and he was coming to give a tour of the city for another group. We got the bag that I left and went to get breakfast and then went to sleep for a couple more hours. After that Ashley and I woke up and packed all our bags. It took a lot longer than we thought but it was beneficial because we were able to get ride of our duffel bag because we split up my backpack into two different parts. After packing the crew went into town to do some shopping and Ashley and I got tickets for Flamenco show that night. Ashley and I just walked around all day shopping and getting little souvenirs along the way. It was a great day. After shopping we went to see a Gauti designed building and walked along the nice part of the city. The building was amazing and the structural design was cool as well. After that we continued to walk around and Ashley and I split up. We went to go to Hard Rock for dinner but the wait was too long and we needed to catch our show so we just got a quick dinner and went on a quest to find this churro place that Tita talked about. It was literally behind this one building where we were the entire time. We found it and it was amazing. The taste was so good and then after we walked to our Flamenco show. We waited until our name was called. The wait was not too bad and we go inside and our seats were awesome. The show was breathtaking. The footwork was so intricate and precise it blew my mind away. The show was only 1.2 hours long but the entire show was full of excitement. We finished the show and met up with Chase and Josh and then all of us took the metro back and headed to the hotel because we had early get ups in the morning. We got back to the hotel and everyone was just hanging out in the lobby because it was our last night and it was quite sad. We all just talked about the good times and just relaxed. The journey was almost over. The only thing left was the flight home