Regardless of whether your trip will be a weekend getaway or stretch out over several days, you probably have questions about what to see and the prices of tourist attractions.
Located in the centre of the Gothic Quarter, where the Roman colony of Barcino emerged, this square has brought together Catalan political, social and religious life for two thousand years.
Plaça Reial is the liveliest square in Barcelona’s centre. A beautiful meeting point at all times of day, and into the night.
Over a decade ago, the famous novel Cathedral of the Sea by Ildefonso Falcones triggered visits to this exquisitely beautiful Gothic church sited just a few metres from the Mediterranean.
Elevated on an ornate pedestal, Christopher Columbus points his finger towards the Mediterranean, the last sea he crossed to arrive home after his journeys to America.
The best place to gain an insight into the character of Antoni Gaudí is at his own home, which provides information about his life and displays furniture designed by the architect himself.
The Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA) hosts a large collection of works from the second half of the twentieth century in its avant-garde building.
At Fundació Joan Miró architecture and art converge in the same space to reveal the work of the Barcelona-born artist.
The Olympic Port of Barcelona is one of the busiest leisure spaces in Barcelona. Below we present the most iconic restaurants and nightclubs.
Les Fonts del Llobregat are one of the most impressive natural phenomena in the Catalan Pyrenees, just 150 kilometres from Barcelona.
This historical sports complex, with capacity for 60,000 spectators, hosted the opening and closing ceremonies of the Barcelona Olympics.
If you’re planning a romantic break in Barcelona with your partner, here are some irresistible ideas to enjoy with your other half.
Visit this Gothic-Modernist house designed by the Catalan architect in homage to King Martin the Humane’s medieval castle, which once stood on this very site.
The two words that best describe Barcelona are Mediterranean and modernist, but the city has much more to offer.
Barcelona will win you over at first sight, but if the courtship lasts a couple of days, you can leisurely discover its modernist architecture and historical neighbourhoods.
A visit to Barcelona should be planned well in order to discover the city’s multiple facets. With this three-day itinerary, you will be able to cover as much as possible.
Barcelona has a total of 9 neighbourhoods
