Hello, it is amazing video content you have, i will visit baecelona on first week or second week of April, your video is helping me because i never been in baecelona, spain. Wish me luck for my travel there very soon. Thank you
Thanks! Definitely more active. Just weather and the beach open up so many opportunities , plus having a sunshine , even though it’s a bit chilly outside , still helps during the days when you don’t feel like doing anything
@@PauliusCreates I had the same feeling when visiting Barcelona a few weeks ago. Somehow it was so much easier to walk all day long than in gloomy London. Also the city seems to be more walkable and clean then London somehow!
@@elenasokolova4863 definitely agree, honestly after moving here I was going everywhere by foot for the first few months ( before moving to cycling everywhere ). In terms of cleaness, I guess it has it's own problems, but the fact that there are rubbish containers and rubbish bins everywhere , it means that it's rare to see broken bags or rubbish left unattended flying around :)
Thank you for the video:) we are moving to Barcelona in August and would love to find a nice community. My husband is in tech and I'm an artist. Would be great if you could point me in the right direction, and, of course, would be happy to meet you!
Hey Diana, you can check out my video on making friends abroad :) But generally speaking, if you are freelancer , i'd encourage to go to one of the many co-working places. I know some of them offer after work drinks or social activities. If you have an office, make most out of it! Then there are a lot of meetup groups for likeminded people. While I haven't used many of them, I know a lot of people that met some really good friends through it. Sports is also great way , practically everyone in the city is doing some kind of sport and people are pretty friendly, I've met quite few people through running socials or basketball games :)
Thanks! I haven’t yet. Have some friends who did . As I understand there are few different ways depending on type of business and expected income from it
I like your vidéos , and yes Barcelona has some cons , pollution , tourism and noise …. But what a wonderful place , I have been living here 23 years .. I am thinking of going to live in the countryside but the city attraction is pulling me back .. but shuchhhh .. the Catalans are fed up with the invasion of the expat although they bring business … let’s not promote the city ( the city does it by itself ) and let’s integrate with a Catalan spirit . I am French , I am almost there 😂😂😂😂😂
@@RiddimKingdom Expats moving to Barcelona are willing to pay higher prices at housing market, increasing the price unafordable for most locals who earn a lower wage.
@@danigonzalez4299 but racist and not understanding and no I don’t have to imagine it because my country has more foreigners than locals. But the world shouldn’t have borders. We should all live in community, not shutting one another out
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Sensational, awesome city!
Incredible work, you've helped us a lot!
I'm moving there I can't wait
Hello, it is amazing video content you have, i will visit baecelona on first week or second week of April, your video is helping me because i never been in baecelona, spain. Wish me luck for my travel there very soon. Thank you
Happy to hear that you found it useful. I hope you'll enjoy your trip!
Great video. Keep it up mate!
Thank you !
Really cool video
Thanks!
Great video! Thanks for sharing! If you compare it to London do you feel that you are more active in Barcelona or not?
Thanks!
Definitely more active. Just weather and the beach open up so many opportunities , plus having a sunshine , even though it’s a bit chilly outside , still helps during the days when you don’t feel like doing anything
@@PauliusCreates I had the same feeling when visiting Barcelona a few weeks ago. Somehow it was so much easier to walk all day long than in gloomy London. Also the city seems to be more walkable and clean then London somehow!
@@elenasokolova4863 definitely agree, honestly after moving here I was going everywhere by foot for the first few months ( before moving to cycling everywhere ).
In terms of cleaness, I guess it has it's own problems, but the fact that there are rubbish containers and rubbish bins everywhere , it means that it's rare to see broken bags or rubbish left unattended flying around :)
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Thank you for the video:) we are moving to Barcelona in August and would love to find a nice community. My husband is in tech and I'm an artist. Would be great if you could point me in the right direction, and, of course, would be happy to meet you!
Hey Diana, you can check out my video on making friends abroad :)
But generally speaking, if you are freelancer , i'd encourage to go to one of the many co-working places. I know some of them offer after work drinks or social activities.
If you have an office, make most out of it!
Then there are a lot of meetup groups for likeminded people. While I haven't used many of them, I know a lot of people that met some really good friends through it.
Sports is also great way , practically everyone in the city is doing some kind of sport and people are pretty friendly, I've met quite few people through running socials or basketball games :)
@@PauliusCreates Thank you:) We'll try all of those things;)
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Great video, lots of information overall!
Have you tried to open your own business while being there?
Thanks!
I haven’t yet. Have some friends who did . As I understand there are few different ways depending on type of business and expected income from it
Great info on your vids. What's the webpage to find the marathons and sports events? Thanks
Thanks! You can find quite a few events here : www.barcelona.cat/capdesetmana/es/deportes
What is your favorite place to live?
hey, in a sense of the neighbourhood or the city ? :)
I like your vidéos , and yes Barcelona has some cons , pollution , tourism and noise …. But what a wonderful place , I have been living here 23 years .. I am thinking of going to live in the countryside but the city attraction is pulling me back .. but shuchhhh .. the Catalans are fed up with the invasion of the expat although they bring business … let’s not promote the city ( the city does it by itself ) and let’s integrate with a Catalan spirit . I am French , I am almost there 😂😂😂😂😂
im confused that you need to see a healthcare provide because you're active
mostly because of injuries
Just DON'T move to Barcelona. Leave us alone xD
Not very friendly. Imagine if we around the world said the same - the more we support one another with love and kindness the better
@@RiddimKingdom Sure. Yet again, imagine being invaded and pushed out of the neigborhoods because of: Expats! Yep. Not cool.
@@RiddimKingdom Expats moving to Barcelona are willing to pay higher prices at housing market, increasing the price unafordable for most locals who earn a lower wage.
@@dmartin4966 sad isn’t it
@@danigonzalez4299 but racist and not understanding and no I don’t have to imagine it because my country has more foreigners than locals. But the world shouldn’t have borders. We should all live in community, not shutting one another out