Beautiful but oh my GOD don't waste your time at the indoor residence. Instead enjoy the park, and don't miss the breathtaking views at Les Tres Creus.
One of Gaudi’s most important and beautiful masterpieces, Palau Güell recently re-opened its doors to the public! Read more.
just walking through this area of old Barcelona is amazing, even if you don't buy anything or sit in a cafe. It is a glimpse of Barcelona long past. Lots of photo ops.
The beach is so lovely and long. There's quite a lot of people sunbathing naked which is a bit of a shock if your English :). Definitely worth a lazy day.
Head all the way down (south-east direction) and you will finally access directly to the beach. Don't forget to stop in one of the local restaurant/cafes for bite though.
Sagrada Familia is the most visited building in Barcelona, you have to see this masterpiece of Gaudi. Have a look at Gaudi's other projects: Casa Batllo and Casa Mila as well.
Buy your tickets online in advance then book off at least half a day to spend inside this magnificent building.
Walk along this busy street and experience the Barcelona’s dashing culture. Made lively by the artists, performers, dancers, and cafés, this is a great place to hang out in the afternoon.
Skip the long line by buying an Articket for 30 €, which includes admission to 6 other museums.
A must-see museum in Barcelona. Picasso was one of the greatest innovators in the history of art, and this museum has more than 3800 works in its collection. Read more.
The museum is housed in a beautiful building set above Barcelona. The view from the top is amazing. You get a panoramic view of Barcelona there. Combing your museum visit with magic fountain show.
A meeting place for the city's skaters and a top-class modern art museum. The exhibition by Konrad and Dorothee Fischer, in particular, is worth visiting and the building itself is a work of art. Read more.
The Born is a wonderful place to stop for lunch or just a midday cruise. Its chock full of delicious eateries and places to shop or have a drink. I recommend checking it out if you're in BCN
This is must-visit area of Barcelona. It's old and many amazing butiques, restaurants and bars Around narrow streets
One of the most architecturally interesting neighborhoods in the city. Little alleyways packed with cool bars, shops, and restaurants.
In addition to the famous sculptures, the rooftop gives an amazing scenic view of Passeig de Garcia and rest of Barcelona. The apartment inside shows how aristocrats lived 100 years ago.
Spanish food at its best. Try the paella but don't leave without tasting the fideua. Desserts are delicious too.
Beautiful concert hall. Take the tour and then enjoy a cocktail on the terrace outside. Sometimes the tour fee includes a reduced concert ticket price.
On week-ends wander aroind the local market Plaça del Pi, a bit turistical but good products to buu: honey, goat cheese, "farm made" cheesecakes
This is where Christopher Columbus first came in Barcelona after discovering America. The tower (mirador de Martí l'Humà) is where suposedly the Queen awaited for the ships to come back from America!
Let's be honest, as amazing/grotesque as these paper-maché masks are you're here to take a photo of these works of art, not buy one. Give the shop owner €2 to take a few snaps. You both win.
A truly new and innovative souvenir shop featuring its own line of postcards, magnets, mugs and trays, all of which being of artistic images of a Barcelona.
Summer comes to an end and with it, the holidays. We hope to see you again in our showroom starting today in summer timetable from 8h to 15h and from September 2nd, in our regular schedule.
Very interesting place with a friendly yet warm atmosphere. Caution: after visiting this spot you might got an obsession to buy an iPhone and clothes in American Apparel.
Some of the best cultural and culinary events of the city takes place here (wines showroom or chinese week, as example) Algunos de los mejores eventos culinarios y culturales d Barcelona suceden aquí.
Amazing place...old museum with Middle Age atmosphere...drinks are a bit expensive though.
Go to the Flee Market, and then make sure to visit Torre Agbar...however this building is MUCH more beautiful at night, once it's facade is completely illuminated
A nice park, very green and well-attended. Finding the way through the labyrinth is a lot of fun. The entrance fee is 2.30€. There is a place with tables and benches outside the park to have a picnic.
Great exhibitions on photography. Also, they have a lot of photobooks to roam freely through.
a peaceful place surrounded by art, design and creative projects where you may have cafes, varieties of teas, nice breakfast, light lunch and nice cocktails.
One of the best exhibitions in Barcelona. Loved the Impressionists and Sorolla. If you have a la Caixa card, you go for free, if not, it's 6€. But it is almost always worth it
The collection is amazing! Much better than MACBA and even Picasso Musuem (yes, I've said it) if you need a fresh perspective.
Great place, always interesting exhibits and a nice little and quiet patio in the middle of busy street.
Love this museum. Great exhibitions and don't forget the bookshop: you can find english art books in there and cute presents. Tip: sunday afternoon free entrance.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site was old hospital complex until its closing in 2009. Now a famous tourist site offering tours. Currently being renovated, so lots of new attractions are in store.
Lindo, romântico, traz paz. Paisagismo admirável. Ótimo para admirar o entardecer. Lovely, romantic and peaceful. Excellent landscaping, also a great place to enjoy the sunset.
Tienda y taller de restauración y carpintería que además esconde un secreto... En los bajos, donde se encuentra el taller, se pueden ver vestigios de lo que fue un antiguo convento... Psss. Read more.
Es la calle pricipal de este pueblo dentro de Barcelona, en ella podrás encontrar desde el Bar Tomás con las mejores bravas, Foix de Sarria, y el bar Monterrey. Es un lujo de calle vamos!!
Great little shopping mall hidden between Rambla de Catalunya and Passeig de Gracia. Be sure to check out the gourmet food shop Mary's Market!
This is a cool restaurant + interior design shop altogether. Owned by a Chile designer is one of the 'In vogue' places in town good for both a breakfast (delicious cakes) and dinner (DJ included).
No hay respeto. Ruidos, conversaciones, golpes... hace 10 años, si te vibraba el movil, toda la biblioteca te silbaba y te echaban. Ayer un chico eructó y solo faltó que le aplaudieran. Vergonzoso.
Sitio magnifico para estudiar! La mejor biblio de barcelona. Lastima que la limiten en epoca de examenes para los que no son UPF
Check first if you like miro's work. If not, forget it. You'll wait -and pay- for nothing.
Before going inside be sure to know a bit the artist, Tàpies. He's art is a bit special. However, the building has an interesting architecture and a great art bibliotheca you can access pre-notifying.
The fantastical Casa Batlló (00 34 216 03 06; casabatllo.cat, admission €20.35/ £17), a glittering, polychromatic affair, also open to the public.
