Almost unrivalled seafood restaurant in Barcelona, with probably the best paella in the city. Be warned though, it comes at a cost! Read more.
This building from 1877 was entirely remodeled by Antonio Gaudí in 1905-1907. It is a jewel and you need to see the entire building at least once if you go to the 'Ciutat Comtal'. Read more.
Even though the government banned bullfighting in Barcelona (one of the first in Spain), the bull ring is still popular as a market and is still possible to enter the grounds too.
One of the city’s most stunning buildings. Frequent visitors include lovers of Gothic architecture; curious readers of The Cathedral of the Sea; and the life-long devout.
Pretty pricey menu, but according to rumor, it is one of Barcelona's best seafood restaurants.
