Barcelona is a hub for startup innovators, freelance workers, master’s students and people who generally just don’t know what they are doing with their lives but want to travel. The idea of living in a city that offers so much is exciting and some people move here on a whim, kind of like I did.
However, what happens when you arrive and you realize you have no knowledge of the cuisine or nightlife, you don’t speak Spanish much less Catalan, and you have no game plan for making friends?
Fear not, and a round of applause for being so courageous and moving to a new city on your own! Here are three free apps very near and dear to my heart, that saved my very American rear-end in my first uncertain months in a brand new city.
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Let’s get started with communication. Most Americans know the basics of Spanish such as: hola, donde esta el baño?
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