MontJuic

Before going to Montjuic for the first time, I was expecting it to be an amazing experience since I had gotten a chance to drive by the museum of Catalan art before going there. After going there and doing a tour of the museum, while also seeing the fountain of Montjuic, I would say that this has been one of my favorite locations in Barcelona as of being here for 3 weeks now. I was able to see the whole show of the Fountain , as it started during sunset, and continued while it was dark. Beyond checking both of these out, I was also able to go and check out the mall that is right across the street from both of these attractions. The mall here use to be a bull fighting Colosseum, but was now outlawed in Barcelona so it was turned into a mall. Communicating here was still very difficult due to the language barrier between English and Catalan. From the little supermarkets that I found around here, prices were around the same as the other districts that I have visited, which is around three Euro for Jamon Serrano, and six euro for wine. I am not sure how accurate this information is , but the demographic information that I found about this district is that around 10,415 people live in this district.