Barcelona

La Catedral

Prepare to be awed at this central place of worship. Believers and non-believers alike will experience the triumph and art of the human hand that can’t help but touch your soul.

Park Güell

Gaudí’s garden is captivating. And popular. Every half hour, a new group is admitted and booking online ahead of time is highly recommended.

Casa Battlo

Gaudi’s architectural masterpiece is a visual delight. Visit the museum or take it in from the street.

Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya

Look down to the city below from the terrace at this spectacular museum. See artistic works that span from the early Middle Ages to the early 20th century.

Museu d'Història de Barcelona

As well as the magnificent building itself, history surrounds as you walk through ruins of the old streets, sewers, and what were once laundries and wine- and fish-making factories.

Fundació Joan Miró

Miró’s vision was to create a place that would encourage younger artists to experiment with contemporary art. Here too, you can see his work and dedication to craft.

Museu Picasso Please

Take a guided tour or browse through the five medieval stone mansions to see 3500 of his works.

Barcelona takes full advantage of the warm weather in the evenings and well into the night. It’s a haven for food lovers. The city comes alive with sounds of music spilling onto the streets. No matter your taste you can find a restaurant, little bar, lounge, tavern or night club to suit.

Tapas

Paco Meralgo
A breezy tapas bar with all the classics: cuttlefish fritters, grilled fish, Iberian sausage, and lots of wine.

Seafood

a Paradeta
Visit this suite of unique canteen-style restaurants that let you choose the raw seafood you want, the way you want it cooked, and sit down to enjoy. Seafood simplicity in the Barcelona neighbours you choose.

Wine

Quimet & Quimet
Squish into this vibrant and always-fun wine bar where everything comes out of a can or a jar, conservas-style.

Chocolate

Museu de la Xocolata
Bring the kids to this private museum for chocolate tours, activities and of course, the enjoyment of chocolate.

The Metro is clean, punctual, and air-conditioned - a welcome relief in the summer months - and stops at most of the major sights and attractions.

You can also travel by bus, taxi, or rent a car. Barcelona is also a lovely city to see by bicycle.

Find out more about getting around.