Why is it that we like Barcelona so much? It is one of those cities that has it all: history, dazzling architecture, beaches, an incredible, cultural life, and a gastronomy that conquers all plates.
Walking through its streets is discovering a mosaic of styles, colors, and traditions that make it one of the most visited destinations for tourism in Spain.
If you’re planning your trip, here are the top 10 attractions in Barcelona that will make your experience unforgettable.
1. LA SAGRADA FAMILIA
The unfinished masterpiece of Antoni Gaudí is the symbol of Barcelona. Its interior is filled with columns that look like trees and stained glass windows, and it has a façade that’s full of symbolism and is simply unique.
2. PARK GÜELL
A space where nature intersects with Gaudí’s overflowing imagination. Its colorful mosaics, wavy figures, and its famous “El Drac” salamander are a visual feast.
3. LAS RAMBLAS
Tourism in Spain has an unmissable stop, this one. It’s probably Barcelona’s most famous boulevard, full of life, street performers, outdoor cafés, and the historic Boqueria Market. It’s the perfect place to feel the heartbeat of the city. Here’s a quick guide to traveling around Europe full of culture and history.
4. GOTHIC QUARTER
It’s a place full of attractions, a maze of medieval streets with charming squares, old churches, and remnants of Roman walls. History can be felt in every corner.
5. CASA BATLLÓ
This modernist gem on Passeig de Gràcia, designed by Gaudí, dazzles with its colorful façade and an interior full of organic shapes inspired by nature. It’s one of the most brilliant expressions of the Catalan genius.
6. CASA MILÀ (LA PEDRERA)
With its wavy façade and rooftop with sculptural chimneys, this is another icon of Catalan modernism. This building is a work of art that offers spectacular views of the city.
7. MONTJUÏC
This is a hill that combines museums, gardens, the Montjuïc Castle, and the spectacular Magic Fountain with its dancing fountain night show. Here you’ll find the Miró Foundation. The views from the top are incredible.
8. BARCELONA CATHEDRAL
Located in the Gothic Quarter, it is a majestic Gothic temple dedicated to Saint Eulalia, the patron saint of the city. In front of it, “La Sardana” is danced every Sunday morning.
9. CAMP NOU
The Fútbol Club Barcelona stadium is a temple for sports lovers, with a museum included to learn the history of the club. This is one of the most important and exciting attractions for tourism in Spain.
10. LA BARCELONETA BEACH
The most popular coastal corner in the city, facing the Mediterranean Sea. Ideal for walking, doing sports, eating delicious food, or relaxing by the sea.
STAY IN THE EPICENTER OF ACTION
To fully enjoy Barcelona, the Citadines Ramblas Barcelona is ideal, located there because of the Gothic Quarter, with the subway station nearby and two blocks away from the Cataluña Plaza.
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I want to discover Barcelona, you’ll always want to go back.