Things to do in Barcelona for couples

Number 43 on Passeig de Gràcia is home to one of the most emblematic buildings in Barcelona, the undisputed capital of Catalan modernism.

The Costa Brava is an idyllic area of fishing villages and turquoise waters but is also buzzing with life and full of fun. What will you get up to?

Beautiful beaches, a picturesque village, dozens of bars, museums and a great cultural scene. Sitges has all the ingredients to make it the perfect escape from Barcelona.

Lloret de Mar te invita a pasear por la cultura y a disfrutar de playas increíbles, castillos y románticos jardines. ¿Estás preparado para la diversión?

The Parc de la Ciutadella is Barcelona’s most central park. It is also one of the most popular for relaxation, fun and shows.

Capturing the essence of a country wasn’t an easy task, but with the Poble Espanyol, they managed it. Since 1929, they’ve been inviting visitors to take a tour of the entire country, without even leaving Barcelona.

In a palace in the prime setting of Montjuïc, the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya offers a complete art experience.

Housed in the old Casaramona factory, an impressive Modernist building, CaixaForum Barcelona is an essential stop for art lovers.

Whilst Barcelona is most famous for sit-down meals, there are also legendary tapas bars that are well worth a visit.

Centro Comercial Las Arenas is the only shopping centre in the world to have been built in an old bullring that still retains its façade and structure.