One simply doesn’t know where to begin in Barcelona – there’s just so much to do!
Food lovers will salivate just imagining the variety of foods available here. With a total of 20 Michelin stars, this city will not disappoint.
The Barcelona is tremendously rich in culture with stunning buildings, monuments, and events that give you a glimpse into the city’s diversity.
Begin your adventure at the Sagrada Familia – Antoni Gaudi’s masterpiece church – the city’s most popular attraction and the icon of Barcelona. While you can catch a pretty great glimpse of the iconic structure from a distance, it is still mouth-dropping up close.
Another one of Gaudi’s highlighted creations is the La Pedrara, an interesting looking apartment complex visited by people from all around the world to admire its structure and interior.
Next, visit Barcelona’s most sought-after food market La Boqueria, which receives over 45,000 visitors on the daily.
Enjoy an artful display and get a taste of the region’s finest cheese, seafood, charcuterie, and produce.
You can shop at Barri Gòtic and believe us when we say there is no place on earth equivalent to Barri Gòtic’s intensity and breadth of Gothic architecture. Here you’ll find handmade, affordable souvenirs along with antiques and just about every other item on your mind.
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La Rambla | Full review |
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baileeglover | THE BEST REVIEW |
An evening stroll by the most happening streets of Barcelona: If you want to know the history, people, culture and food of the city, get down to the busiest streets there. A festive street with shopping and food experience. If you are not in for both, you could simply take a stroll to interact with the locals here and admire the beautiful architecture. |
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La Sagrada Familia | Full review |
CosmoCaixa Barcelona | Full review |
Mercado de La Boqueria | Full review |
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stephaneretra | THE BEST REVIEW |
Food, Photography, and so much Fun: For a foodie like me, this place is like a paradise. Great place to have some freshly squeezed juice, fresh fruits and scrumptious foods. The market is glittering with so many beautiful colours that it fascinates the visitors. Do take some photos to capture the moment. |
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Güell Palace | Full review |
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noahritchenko | THE BEST REVIEW |
Stunning Palace : This building has a unique charm about it and is set on a small road off of La Rambla. It is a fantastic experience exploring Gaudi's architecture. The building is really captivating on the inside with everything there in the perfect condition. Worth the ticket. |
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Picasso Museum | Full review |
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alveraward | THE BEST REVIEW |
19 days in morocco..: hi morrocco was fantastic..the trip you planned worked really well for us , we would not have wanted to skip any of the part , if only we had a bit more time to spend extra time in some of the towns..essaouria especially, the riad there was really beautiful ...higly recomended.. |
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Joan Miró Foundation | Full review |
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vincentkos | THE BEST REVIEW |
Abstract Art Centre: The building is lovely, and the surroundings are scenic. The Mir Centre has an incredible collection of abstract art. Though it may not fascinate everyone, those interested in the abstract form of art will admire the artistic sense of the artist. Use the audio guide for a better understanding. |
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Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya | Full review |
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stephaneretra | THE BEST REVIEW |
Great views, good collection of art and an impressive architecture: This is known as the national museum of Catalan visual art and is one of the great dedication to 11th to 20th Century Catalan art and some of the important Romanesque collection too. There were some interesting displays pictures, sculptures, monuments and art. I would recommend a visit to this museum to explore the architecture, the art and one of the best places to get views of the city. |
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Casa Batlló | Full review |
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emmabrow | THE BEST REVIEW |
Super Cool : If you want to see some of the design that makes Barcelona so unities, then Casa Batlló is a must see! If I may be so bold to suggest, spend the extra cash and pay for the early-bird ticket. This gets you into the house an hour before it’s open to the entire public for the day. |
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Casa Milà | Full review |
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lilamosci | THE BEST REVIEW |
Real Gem : Nice building! I loved the rooftop and its architecture. We did the tour in 30 minutes 、 even though we were told that it was impossible to get in because they were going to close and there was not enough time (we arrived at 5:15 and they close at 6:00). |
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Cathedral of Barcelona | Full review |
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coltmertz | THE BEST REVIEW |
Can't Ask For More : Amazing architecture and construction. Its great for a family day out and there is a digital guide you can listen to whilst your looking. However ques are quite long so i would recommend you prebook it beforehand. Other than that its a really nice building and construction of it should be finished by 2026 i believe. |
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Poble Espanyol | Full review |
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