Take 43 photos of signs

Bengal kittens (there were three) offered for sale (at an astronomical price, BTW) in a pet shop in downtown Barcelona.

You don’t need to speak Spanish or read Catalan to know this one’s for Men. grin

(Hotel on Cathedral Square, Barcelona)

You don’t need to speak Spanish or read Catalan to know this one’s for Women. smile

(Hotel on Cathedral Square, Barcelona)

advertising a candle shop in the Barrio Gotica (historic “old city”) section of Barcelona.

If an elevator switch with symbols and a name engraved on it counts as a sign, then here’s a truly fine one! Interior, Casa Batllo, Barcelona.

Another Braille sign … layout of the front facade of the building … Interior, Casa Batllo … Barcelona.

A sign in Braille, for the blind … showing layout of house and grounds … Interior, Casa Batllo … Barcelona.

Perhaps the single most fortuitous sign I was to find and photograph in Barcelona: the famed architect Antoni Gaudi’s “Casa Batllo” is #43!

43!

I laughed out loud, in outright glee and with utter abandon, when I saw this—passersby thought I was crazy! Oh, well: they once thought Gaudi was crazy too. grin

Political graffito sticker(?) posted (twice) on bank machine exterior (deposit boxes?), in Barcelona.

The official logo/title (here seen on a table covering) for the weekly antiques market held in the Cathedral Square in Barcelona.