Just a block away from the hotel was a fantastic market. Floor zero was the fish market with every fish one could imagine, much of it still alive. We saw lobsters, langostinos, flounders, barnacles, shrimp of every size and color, monk fish, rays and so many other fish that I have never seen before! Then we made our way to Pablo Picasso's childhood home. It was small but that was fine since we only had half an hour to sse it before it closed
First Leslie made an appointment to get her hair cut
A very modern layout
Cappy!
A very helpful map of all the live music venues
The fish market
Flounders
Scallops and sardines
A salted pig face
Great logo
Flowers on the third floor
Sweet sweet grapes
At the cheese stall this woman's grandmother's picture is on the wall of the same stall that has been in the family all this time
Second floor is the butchers
This port leg is scored and baked to crispy perfection. It cab be purchased raw or cooked
Chocolates
Most expensive!
A place to park your dog
No need to attach a leash to this dog
Nice columns but some work is needed on the ceiling
Grand buildings
A dove
Pablo Picasso's home
Three flight up
Pack your bags young Pablo, you are going places in this world
These two paintings were shown when he was just 13
Not much room in these rooms
Enough room for a pallet and paint
The toilet!
The writing is backwards
Because these are lithograph masters
A tiny desk
Love this camera
Ole!
More paint!
One fat pigeon!
As ornate as it gets
Wall clock
One tiny bedroom
A fantastic stairwell
Pablo Picasso is front and center
Next door there was a temporary exhibit. This is a migrant's journey in the EU
