Saint George's legend in a building. Look at Saint George's cross on top, the dragon below him and the skulls and bones of the dead. One of the most beautiful buildings in Barcelona.
Las Ramblas is one of Barcelona’s busiest street and tourist attraction throughout the whole year. The Street runs from the City Center (Plaza Catalunya) all the way to the sea ( Columbus Statue). 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.
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 Christopher Columbus Statue Monument. Located in downtown Barcelona just up from MareMagnum Mall, and the harbor. Worth a photo stop!
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.
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.
Head out to the Sagrada Família early in the morning to avoid fighting the crowds; grab some churros con xocolata (a popular Barcelonian treat!) at one of the nearby cafes. Read more.
