Today we interview Manuel Vidal-Quadras, real estate and restaurant entrepreneur. After spending a few years in financial consulting for IT startup acquisition he decides to ride the tourist growth wave in Barcelona in order to give the travelers lodging and gastronomical solutions. He now owns 1840 Apartments and Manolete&Friends. Continue reading Interview with Manuel Vidal-Quadras: “I think drunk tourism is not what Barcelona is looking for”
Upon arriving to Barcelona, you get that feeling that this is what a developed city must look like. All the streets are clean, almost everyone recycles, and the best part of all: there is free wifi in so many bars and restaurants. Indeed, the city of Barcelona provides us with free Internet public spots, but this is only if there is ever need to check an email, message a friend, or anything that doesn’t require much data. Apart from those hotspots I will share this list as my top 10 favorite free wifi Barcelona spots to sit and enjoy:
