Barcelona is one of the most dynamic and stylish cities in the world. The city sizzles with food, fashion, style, music and good times all year round. The buildings will amaze you, the art will make you giddy all over and the food will keep you coming back for more.

Day 1: Barcelona Sightseeing

Ramble along La Ramblas for a fabulous taste of Barcelona’s eccentric character, a hub of activity day and night, encounter an astonishing array of animals, plants, books and human statues. The Gothic Quarter is a classic medieval labyrinth of winding streets, plazas and funky late-night bars.

Hop on a bike, or jump on a scooter for an alternative approach to sightseeing. The hop on hop off bus is the easiest way to discover Barcelona, or take the classic One Day Tour. On the Barcelona Gourmet Tapas Evening Walking Tour visit La Boquiera to see the amazing fresh food markets. Head to La Barceloneta for seafood overlooking the waterfront, or up to bars of the Gracia district.

Day 2: Art from Gaudi to Contemporary

Antoni Gaudi's intricate and organic architecture is a must-see. Discover Gaudi's masterpieces, from the unfinished Sagrada Familia to Parc Güell and his signature curvy apartment buildings. The Picasso Museum is housed in a fine medieval palace on the narrow Carrer de Montcada. Cultural highlights include Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya (Romanesque art), Fundació Joan Miró, the CCCB and MACBA for contemporary art.

Day 3: Day Trips from Barcelona

The extraordinary mountain pilgrimage site of Montserrat is an easy day trip. Stand on the vortex in front of the Basilica and line up to see the 12th century Black Virgin. For adventure in the mountains, go horse riding and boating in the Pyrenees. Discover the timeless glamour of Costa Brava, exploring rocky coves, sparkling beaches and quaint fishing villages.

Stroll along the promenade in the lovely seaside town of Sitges, or lose yourself on Calle del Pecado (Sin Street) – a Mecca of gay-friendly disco delights that will see you dancing until dawn!