Have you ever had just 48 hours in a city and wondered if you could truly experience it? That was us recently in Barcelona. With only two days to explore, we set out to make the most of every moment. From dramatic mountain views to jaw-dropping architecture that feels like it belongs in a dream, this trip was a whirlwind—in the best way possible. In this episode, we’ll take you along for the ride as we share how we spent a short but unforgettable escape in one of Europe’s most captivating cities. Some links are affiliate links. See our disclosure.

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