A large plaza in heart of the city, it's a transportation hub which includes the metro, train and Aerobus. Right next to the start of Las Ramblas and Passeig de Gracia. Read more.
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.
Great place to meet for a drink and something to eat before heading out. Make sure you check out the street lamps designed by Gaudí! Read more.
The most glamorous avenue.It's a wonderful avenue to walk. Visit the Gaudi's houses Casa Batllo y Casa Mila which are fabulous, and all great (and expensive) brands are here, lot of restaurants.
One of the masterpieces of Antoni Gaudí. Don't see this place in a hurry. Take time and observe the details. (More info at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Park_G%C3%BCell)
Nice placa and beautiful Cathedral. Sit down on the stairs and watch all the activity on the square and enjoy the sun
One of the most well recognized buildings of Barcelona. Antonio Gaudi's architectural masterpiece is supposed to be finished by 2025. Audio-guides are available when visiting this cathedral Read more.
The old central university, very nice building. Beautiful gardens inside!
A beautiful 14th Century Gothic church. The interior is a photographer's dream due to the different lighting effects created by the building's architecture. Read more.
Not the best area in town, but look hard and you'll find some nice bars with lots of locals
Despite the common belief, Colombus's finger is not pointing America, but the exit of Barcelona's harbour.
Barcelona's answer to Dubai's Burj Al Arab, a truly beautiful hotel- inside and outside. Check out the poolside terrace, and of course Eclipse on the 26th floor.
- It's at 26th floor of W Hotel Barcelona. Try Venezuelian Mojito. You can also enjoy the view of beaches&city..
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.
A great beach that is easy enough to get to and enough out of the way to not be crowded. A favorite for locals and SuiteLife employees. Grab a drink from the beach bars and relax. Read more.
Mar Bella / Beautiful Ocean is the beach to go to for relaxing and escaping the city. Further from the city centre this beach is much more tranquil than most barcelona Beaches. Read more.
People have been coming to La Boqueria since the 13th century. Don't miss the fish market early each morning, and head back in the afternoon for drinks and tapas in one of the bars inside.
Also referred to as MNAC, this museum is home to collections of Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Modern art that are sure to educate and impress all visitors. Opens at 10am.
Poble Español is like a small village in the middle of Barcelona uniting all different styles of Spanish architecture in one small place. Perfect venue for concerts and gigs on a nice summer night. Read more.
Great fish dishes and typical mediterranean cuisine. Restaurants around are all very similar, if one is full go to the one next!
Avoid queues to Sagrada Familia by buying tickets online. Don't eat in restaurants nearby - too noisy. Nice street for walking - Gaudí avenue
Worth visiting! Best room is on the top floor with geometrical explanations of his architectural tricks.
The world famous modernist architecture served as locations in Woody Allen's “Vicky Cristina Barcelona.” Walking is a preferred pastime and Barcelona rewards the ambler.
Order a bottle of wine, try the calamari as an appetizer, and get the spaghetti with clams or one of their pizzas for dinner. Great location on the beach.
A must-visit in Barcelona. This square has historic importance and is know because it hosts faced the city and regional government buildings.
