What to see in Barcelona —
23 places to visit

Park Guell

Park decorated with the creative hand of the architect Gaudi, which gave the park the surrealistic motives till this days surprises with its beauty and originality.

La Rambla

The main pedestrian street of the city, a kind of Mecca for travellers who want to feel the rhythm of the city and see the life of locals.

Barceloneta Beach

The best sandy beach of Barcelona, a favourite place of young people and married couples. Here you can do sports or just relax on a comfortable sunbed.

The Labyrinth Park Horta

The Labyrinth Park Horta is a model of garden art of the 18-19th centuries and true oasis away from the bubbling center of Barcelona as well.

Gracia Quarter

The youth quarter in Barcelona, mostly populated by the bohemian, every summer becomes a carnival and bright scenery place for the week.

Canaletes Fountain

The most favourite fountain among locals, you can drink water from it and then you will certainly return again in Barcelona.

Tibidabo mountain

The mountain is located at an altitude of 512 meters above sea and it's the highest point of Barcelona famous for the Temple of the Sacred Heart and the amusement park.

Columbus Monument

Monument stands on an area of Portal de la Pau, near the city's port, where Columbus' ships were moored after his discovery of the New World.

Erotic Museum

Such a museum would have had to appear in Barcelona, one of the most beautiful and erotic towns in the world that inspired many famous artists and cultural workers.

Poble Espanyol

Located on the mountain of Montjuic, the village is a unique place in Barcelona, where you will see the most beautiful buildings of medieval Spain, made with the highest accuracy.

Sagrada Família

Magnificent Gaudí's work, Sagrada Familia is the most famous long-term construction in the world, it is considered that it finally will be complete only in 2030.

Castle de Valltordera

On the Costa Brava, in the town of Tordera the medieval castle of Count Valltordera is located, where you can see the jousting tournaments and the best flamenco show in Spain.

Block of Discord

Quarter, where you can find the most unusual buildings in Barcelona by the best Catalan architects, including the famous Gaudi.

The Metropolitan Cathedral Basilica of Barcelona

The main temple of Barcelona where the sarcophagus with the body of the patroness of the city is belongs to.

L’Aquàrium

One of the most visited places in Barcelona where you can not only see the sharks, sailing over your head but even swim with them.

La Boqueria market

Bright, noisy, crowded, beautiful, varied, and most importantly delicious thats all about one place - La Boqueria market.

Gothic Quarter

A colourful place of the Old Town where narrow streets hides medieval buildings, the ruins of ancient temples and modern authentic cafes.

Mount Montjuïc

Here you will find a huge range of the most popular attractions of Barcelona, and you will need several days to explore them.

Library of Masons

Library Arus is a gift to Barcelona from the famous journalist and patron of Freemasonry in Catalonia. It is public library - everyone can visit it.

Magic Fountain of Montjuïc

Even the most sophisticated travellers are dazzled by the music and light shows of the Montjuïc futuristic fountain in Barcelona.

Bunker del Carmel

The bunker was built during the war and quickly became useless, now it is stunning observation deck with excellent views of sunset.

Seafront of Barcelona

The Columbus Monument, beautiful Mediterranean Sea and seagulls. Sea front in Barcelona is a perfect place for slow stroll.

Camp Nou

The largest football stadium in Europe where FIFA World Cup and UEFA Champions League took place and Michael Jackson performed in front of his fans.

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