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.
A majestic structure parked in a beautiful district. Explore the gardens of the citadel before/after appreciating the arc in all it's glory. A beautiful district to go for a run through, too.
One of the most architecturally interesting neighborhoods in the city. Little alleyways packed with cool bars, shops, and restaurants.
Get one of the best Horchatas or Granizados in Barcelona. The ice creams are pretty good too!
This neighborhood is home to what's considered as one of the best beaches in the world. Make sure to see the Homenatge a la Barceloneta monument when you're here.
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.
For a concentrated dose of Antoni Gaudí, take a stroll through this whimsical garden complex built in the early 1900’s on a hill overlooking the city in Gràcia.
#1 thing to check out in Barcelona. Try to time your visit with the late afternoon sun so you can see the stained glass widows in all their glory.
If you go to the top of Corte Inglés you will be able to make amazing pics of the square!
Don´t miss the opportunity of going to the roof and watch the superb views of the Magic Fountain, Poble Espanyol, Plaza España and Fira Barcelona!
Amusement park from the turn of the 20th century. The views are fantastic, and on the rides you can feel suspended over the city!
amazing tapas, but go early or expect a wait! get the bikini, smashed eggs, squid ink paella.
The people who serve are very friendly and the prices (1 euro for a tapas) are amazing. You can go for a late supper and enjoy your beer.
The W Hotel seems obvious, but it's actually pretty cool. The hotel is right on the beach and the bar at the top, which turns into a little club at night. It has spectacular views of the city.
Best Barcelona views from the Tibidabo mountain. Come in the day and in the night, views are excellent anytime. Quite expensive but worth the visit. Getting here with the old Tramvia Blau is fun!
De los mejores lugares de cocteles en Barcelona con una carta impresionante. No dejes de visitar la terraza. Un lloc magnífic !
Very large museum which guides you through history of Catalunya. Reserve 2-3 hours if you want to see all.Recommended for those interested in history of the place.
Barcelona's tallest building, Torre Agbar, lights up the skyline at night with 4,500 illuminated glass panels! [Photo via barcelona.ociogo.com]
My favorite museum in Barcelona. An amazing trip to the ancient colony of Barcino. A must to visit.
When it's sunny and warm, get a sandwich to go, come here and sit in the sun and watch the ships pass while looking at the Montjuïc
Enjoy breathtaking view of the Barcelona over the city wall. Use telfer to go down to port and go on the la rambla :-))
If you go to Plaça Real pay atention to the 2 Gaudi Streetlights and don´t miss the opportunity of watching a jazz concert at Jamboree or an Indie one at Sidecar. Tarantos for flamenco!
Walk around this colourful square on a sunny day you'll feel the charm and tradition of the village atmosphere. The plaza is filled with cafes, terraces and small shops frequented mostly by locals.
Def take the train over the tours and go early! There at ESP many incredible hiking trails you really need all day to explore! Surreal
A large hill where you can look at stunning views of Barcelona. It’s easily accessible by bus or cable car. It has beautiful gardens and the old Olympic stadium it’s a must see! Read more.
the roof of this building is its main attraction, but the gaudi museum and architectural details throughout are what are truly special.
Supercompleto:buen servicio,local acogedor,gran variedad de cervezas,sala para tomar algo con barriles que van variando,actividades relacionadas con la cerveza y comercio de proximidad..Quien da más?
Take the tour through the insides of the stadium, into the visitor's locker room, past the chapel, out onto the pitch (!!!), up into the luxury boxes, and finishes at the trophy room/museum.
I highly recommend to visit the Palau Musica Catalana,not only for gigs and concerts but also attending a guided tour which gives more insights on this stunning venue. Read more.
Almost unimaginable that this place really was a hospital! Great in combination with a trip to the bunkers. Not so many great restaurants in this area.
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.
Amazing views of the city from the tower! recently opened to the public, the experience is awesome!
Enjoy a little peace and quiet at the Parc del Labyrinth, an oasis park accessible by Metro. Created by an Italian architect in the 19th century, the park is known for its peaceful labyrinth area.
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.
Interesante lugar a visitar y disfrutar. Pero ojo! con las consumiciones las noches de Gaudí porque te las clavan. Un vino 10€ la copa, por ejemplo el "Artadi" que tampoco es gran cosa.
The original Barcelona shot bar, a must-visit attraction. I recommend anything with fire, but avoid shots related to former presidential aides unless you've got a parka / sense of humor :)
A must-visit in Barcelona. This square has historic importance and is know because it hosts faced the city and regional government buildings.
Historic hidden spot of the civil war, one can see the scars of a bombing in the walls of the old church. Still a quiet square now. The hotel Neri has a restaurant and a terrace also recommended.
They are really fantastic. 1/2 hour show before show go to the line if you want to see on the front 😃
Show up at ten minutes before 9pm for dinner. Definitely have the canelonis with either the paella or wild boar stew both are great. Top off with flan
Very attractive crowd, most of the people who come here are on holiday, attracts world class DJs. One of the largest club venues in the city.
Open since 1910 and once frequented by likes of Dalí, Picasso and Hemingway's crowd. Now a lovely small venue where you'll likely find a friend of mine performing.
Very traditional catalan restaurant. Make reservations and show up at least 30 mins before your reservation so you can take advantage of the free wine while you wait.
