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.
This chilled out park provides some welcome respite from the bustling city centre. The fountains are impressive, and it's worth renting one of the rowing boats to enjoy a relaxed afternoon. 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.
A great starting point for a day in the city, and a pleasant spot for people-watching. The square has some nice Modernist art.. and plenty of pigeons. Read more.
the roof of this building is its main attraction, but the gaudi museum and architectural details throughout are what are truly special.
While technically a market, there are many tiny counters to gather around and sample the spot's immense variety. Check out the array and plan your next meal while snacking on spectacular fruit salad.
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.
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.
One the most beautiful parks in Barcelona. Designed and created by architect icon Antonio Gaudi. Perfect for panoramic views of Barcelona, romantic dates such as a picnic. Read more.
Bring a camera to capture photos of the beautiful view from the top. Go on a week day, its open late. Weekends are crowded! (at least this past weekend was insane)
The Magic Fountain is a music and light show that takes place at the foot of Montjuic in the centre of Barcelona. It has impressive staircases and fountains. Located near Plaza Espanya Read more.
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 views over the city and a nice "Parque de atracciones". The statue of Jesus Christ on the top of the church is a particular highlight. Read more.
Sensacional arquitectura visibles desde muchos puntos de la ciudad. Recomendable ver al anochecer.
The Camp Nou the home of FC Barcelona, seats over 99.000, making it the largest stadium in Europe and the eleventh largest in the world in terms of capacity.
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.
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!
This square is located in the urban heart of Barcelona. It is a few steps from beaches and surrounded by cool bars and restaurants. Sit outdoors and hear the roar of motorized urban Barcelona.
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.
