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- Plaça de Catalunya
- Passeig de Gràcia
- Casa Batlló
- Casa Milà – La Pedrera
- Park Güell
- La Sagrada Familia
- Lunch at Mercado La Boqueria
- La Rambla
- Gothic Quarter – Barcelona Old Town
- Cathedral of Barcelona
Start your day in Barcelona with a visit to Catalonia Square, the bustling heart of Barcelona. This is the place where the old and the ‘new’ city meet. Plaça de Catalunya is located at the crossroads of several major boulevards and is a busy transport hub. It’s also a popular shopping area, home to one of the biggest shopping centers in Barcelona, ...
It’s about a 12-15 minutes walk from Catalunya Square to the next places on your itinerary, the famous Gaudi buildings Casa Batllo and Casa Mila. On the way, you’ll pass Passeig de Gracia, one of the main boulevards of Barcelona. In addition to the Gaudi masterpieces, there are many other stunning buildings here. The most notable are Casa Lleó i Mo...
Located on Passeig de Gracia and just a short walk from Plaça de Catalunya, Casa Batllóis one of the most famous Gaudi buildings. If you visit just one of the houses built by Gaudi inside, this one is probably the most impressive one. They now also have a 10D experience that makes a visit here even more special. Normally, Casa Batllo opens at 9 AM ...
Casa Milà, or La Pedrera, is an apartment building designed by Gaudi. It’s also located on Passeig de Gràcia, just a 5 minutes walk from Casa Batllo. Probably the most impressive feature of Casa Mila is the rooftop. However, if you want to visit it, you’ll have to wait in another long queue. I’d only do this if you decide to skip Casa Batllo – in t...
Park Güellis a big park designed by Gaudi. Located about 3km from the city center, it’s a bit of a detour from the other sights. But it’s absolutely worth a visit, even if you only have a day in Barcelona and have to be very selective about which places to visit. It’s impossible to describe how unique and beautiful this park really is. It’s like yo...
Basilica La Sagrada Familiais the #1 landmark that you absolutely have to see in Barcelona. And yes, it’s busy, but it’s popular for a reason. No matter how much time you have in Barcelona, you have to see the interior as well. If you are really short on time and have to skip something from this itinerary, sacrifice anything else but not La Sagrada...
If you didn’t take snacks with you, you’ll likely be starving by now. If you follow this itinerary, it will likely be around 2-3 pm by now, so pretty much in time for a Spanish lunch. There are some restaurants close to La Sagrada, or you can take a metro to the old town (subway station ‘Liceu’) and have lunch at Mercado la Boqueria. Mercado la Boq...
Just next to the market is La Rambla, probably the best-known street in Barcelona. This wide boulevard has a tree-lined pedestrian promenade in the middle and it’s always crowded – with people, souvenir shops, and cafes. I wouldn’t linger here too long, but since you are here anyway, walk a small part of this street, navigating between the crowds, ...
The Gothic Quarter or Barri Gòticis the heart of old Barcelona. It’s here that you’ll find some of the most impressive oldest buildings in the city. But it’s also just a really nice neighborhood to explore, with narrow streets, picturesque squares, quirky boutique stores, and plenty of cafes and restaurants. Below, I indicated the main places not t...
Many people mistakenly think that La Sagrada Familia is the Cathedral of Barcelona, but that is not the case. The main Cathedral is much older and it can be found in the Gothic Quarter. While it’s a more traditional church that can’t be compared to La Sagrada in any way, the Cathedral of Barcelona is really impressive. Especially the interior. So i...
Feb 3, 2024 · Crucial Barcelona tips and tricks to avoid looking like a tourist. Let’s dive into the Barcelona do’s and don’ts you need to know before visiting! Do book popular activities and experiences in advance. If you look at Barcelona on a map from above, you’ll notice each city block is generally square.
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The map is very easy to use: Check out information about the destination: click on the color indicators. Move across the map: shift your mouse across the map. Zoom in: double click on the left-hand side of the mouse on the map or move the scroll wheel upwards.
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So yes, below, you’ll find a handy Google Map that you can use on your phone that includes… Top Barcelona museums & sights; The prettiest photo spots and views in Barcelona; Barcelona food, drink & bar recommendations; Fun shopping spots to visit in Barcelona; I hope you find it helpful!
