Briefly: For Barcelona it takes longer ... ;-)
Although we arrived early in the morning, but by 14 clock the ship was already in the direction of Tunisia, so you had to be increased by 13 clock back on board. Half a day is definitely too short for this city.
After a quick breakfast (great view from the bar above), we take the shuttle bus into town (it is near the Columbus statue let out) and then went on foot. La Rambla and the alleys are so early in the morning almost extinct, but nice to stroll through.
liked me the good including beautiful cathedral cloister and the ability to climb onto the roof to catch a view of Barcelona. We even looked in a lot nearby and then to the Metro (quite easily) drove to the Sagrada Familia.
It was really crowded - massive visitors from all over the world and a long queue at the entrance. The visit was therefore postponed to a next time. We continue with the metro to Plaça de Catalunya and have watched with Casa Milà and Casa Batlló two other works of Antoni Gaudí before we head Port and the ship is back.
The trip was beautiful, you could see the whole coast and after some time suddenly came dolphins (or porpoises or something - you're so high up and can not see it exactly) that accompanied the ship and jumped around happily . The temperatures were perfect on such a large ship can be an afternoon sell well. Against 20 clock you could see on the horizon Menorca.
After dinner we strolled through the ship or something - interesting to see what there is everything. The live music is surprisingly good and the cocktails this course.
This is part find a travel report on my cruise 7 Days Western Mediterranean with the MSC Splendida, details are here . 
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