Barcelona
Barcelona is one of the most visited cities in Europe, combining Gaudí’s architecture with beaches, tapas bars and a lively street life. Explore the Gothic Quarter, take the cable car up Montjuïc and visit the National Art Museum of Catalonia. Architecture lovers should see Casa Vicens, Casa Amatller and the Palau de la Música Catalana, while art fans head to the Picasso Museum. Football fans can tour Camp Nou. Start planning with our Barcelona travel guide.
Monuments in Spain
What to see in the Gothic Quarter, Barcelona - Roman columns, a shrapnel-scarred square and Gaudí’s lamp posts
Look up as you pass under the little stone bridge on Carrer del Bisbe. Somewhere in its carvings, a skull pierced by a dagger is looking back at you.The...
Stadiums in Spain
Camp Nou before you go - The Barça museum, stadium views and what the rebuild means for your visit
Plenty of fans skip it, convinced the whole place is a closed building site. They're wrong, and they...
Aquariums and Zoos in Spain
Inside the Barcelona Aquarium - An 80-metre shark tunnel, penguins and a submarine ride to the deep
A moving walkway hums under your feet, while a long shadow lined with ragged teeth slides silently across...
Cities in Spain
Barcelona travel guide - Gaudí masterpieces, Gothic lanes and a 3-day plan
After 144 years of construction, its most famous church has just become the tallest in the world. You'll...
Monuments in Spain
Unlocking the Wonders of Casa Vicens: Gaudí’s First Masterpiece Revealed
Prepare to be mesmerized by the enchanting world of Antoni Gaudí’s first architectural masterpiece, Casa Vicens!This fairy...
Montjuïc in Barcelona
In the heart of the Catalan capital, there is one place that, although very famous, does not attract as many crowds as other tourist...
Telefèric de Montjuïc - Barcelona cable car
Barcelona has two mobile viewpoints. These are, of course, the Telefèric de Montjuïc and Aeri del Port cable cars. In this article, we'll take...
Casa Batlló - Gaudí monument in Barcelona
Located in the very center of Barcelona, the Casa Batlló building is another work which helped Antonio Gaudi go down in the history of...
Casa Mila (La Pedrera) - Gaudí’s tenement house in Barcelona
Casa Mila (orig. Casa Milà) is a house in Barcelona that was built in the years 1906-1912. Its construction was commissioned by Pere Milà...
Park Güell - Gaudi’s gardens in Barcelona
For many people, a visit to Park Güell is a return to childhood. Impossible? No, considering that this place was designed by Antoni Gaudí,...
Sagrada Familia - The most emblematic monument in Barcelona
Tourist attractions in Barcelona can be divided into those that you must see and those that are not only a must-visit, but which are...