Those wonderful years. That wonderful 80's. The inhabitants of Hawkins, the fictional town of stranger things (on Netflix), they won't be able to say that in the future. What a busy decade they are having.
When they believe that everything is in peace, that they can calmly enjoy the consumerist progress so typical of that time, the rise of shopping malls, the best blockbuster movies, video games... Boom!, he turns around again, almost literally, the bowels of the place open and they make it complicated.
To celebrate season four premiere, Netflix has made some very eighties routes and with a touch Upside Down for Spain. Paths that can serve to get you into the Stranger Things spirit before you watch it or finish this penultimate season. Or to console you and continue living it a little longer now that you've finished the last episode and you're closer to the absolute end (which will arrive with the fifth still without a date).
Something more 80s than a skating rink?
IN MADRID
The skating rinks were a hit in the 80s and, at least, in Madrid it lasted until the 90s. We have spent fun birthdays going around there and stopping only to quickly gobble down a hot dog.
Rolling Dance & Burger took over the mythical Rolling Disco in Chamartín and is the plan to start or end an eighties day. You can follow the fun at rockad, playing a few games, before starting to investigate mysteries in the Civil War bunker in El Capricho Park.
IN CATALONIA
Here we start backwards, because of the mystery of The House of the Semaphore, on Prat de Llobregat beach, or visiting the shelter of Plaça del Diamant. To end up traveling to about 80 more fun in the Polaroid Barcelona Bar and playing Dungeons and Dragons in the Bar Queimada Nivell Q.
On the road with Mike, Lucas and Dustin.
IN VALENCIA
In the Levantine city, we have the vintage arcade, a museum that is also a vice and a journey through time. The Ice creams Pops 'n Bobs bring back the fun of your favorite lollipop candy. And you can finish the playful day in the Star drive-in or in the Fair of Attractions. Mike, Justin and co. would like the plan.
IN BILBAO
Breast, the spider of louis bourgeois that stands in front of the Guggenheim uncannily reminds us of the Demogorgon. We will have to start there and then take some bikes and go around Bilbao in search of a change of look in Vintage Bilbao or to play some machines in Rockad.
IN ZARAGOZA
We start with a bit of fear and mystery visiting the Abandoned sanatorium of Agramonte. Later, we get the eighties kit in La Placica Market to end the day with some good board games in Be A Legend Bar.
Colours, carding, shoulder pads…
IN ANDALUCIA
Here we have stops throughout the Autonomous Community. It is unmissable Arcade Planet of Sevilla. And for adventures by bike or on foot, the Alcornocales Natural Park, in Cadiz; either the abandoned train of Las Medranas, in Malaga. And, finally, recharge your batteries with good American-style meat at Only You Café-Bar, in Jaén.
IN GALICIA
Vintage moments and mysterious moments. Among the first is the victorian, from Vigo, authentic eighties decoration. Y The 80's Cocktail Bar, also in Vigo, where the name says it all. Among the latter, Galicia is full of natural landscapes that could give you a little chill, such as the Fraga of Catasós (Pontevedra) or the Cesures Sanatorium (A Coruña), totally abandoned.
The first love.
IN CASTILE AND LEON
We also find a multitude of adventure spots in this Community, so that we can imagine riding the bikes with Dustin or Lucas. For example, the Black Lagoon from Soria. And there are also stops that are very American style and eighties, like Brook Steak in Valladolid and Salamanca. EITHER Pac-Man Game bar, machines and concerts.
IN CASTILLA-LA-MANCHA
For the vice of slot machines, we find Strange Bit, in Ciudad Real, with a direct nod to the series. And many places full of mystery, like the abandoned town of Tranco del Lobo, in Albacete; either the bunker of the Weapons Factory of Toledo, also uninhabited.
Rolling disc.