Still beauty!Photo by Florentina Mihaela T, United Arab Emirates
Sitges at sunset.Photo by Brian D, Ireland
View from the hike.Photo by Debra L, USA
While stopped at the fountain in Parc Ciutadella, ...Photo by Tara C
Tapas - yummyPhoto by Martin B, USA
Dried peaches to die for!Photo by Ilze S
Still beauty!Photo by Florentina Mihaela T, United Arab Emirates
Wandering around on the tour.Photo by Rhonda R, USA
Placa de Catalunia.Photo by Andrey Y, Israel
Barcelona Half-Day Bike TourPhoto by Jennifer J, United Kingdom
Calleja, Costa Brava - view upon arrivalPhoto by Jennifer D, USA
Taken off the roof of the bus.Photo by Jana K, Canada
Monserrat Basillica.Photo by Brian D, Ireland
Palace of the WindPhoto by Pallavi R
An eager crew walking past the unique shops and ca...Photo by Theresanne S, USA
A great photo stop!Photo by Tara C
The red routePhoto by Alan J, United Kingdom
My beautiful wife.....ready to ride!Photo by Sean C, USA
Park GuellPhoto by Krishnan Vaitheeswaran, Australia
What's left of the Olympic area. Here is a vista, ...Photo by Rhonda R, USA
Barcelona
Attractions
Barcelona Attractions
Our list of noteworthy Barcelona attractions and places to see in Barcelona, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
La Pedrera - Milà House (Casa Milà)
Officially known as Casa Milà, also known as the Milà House, after the man who commissioned the project, this building is called La Pedrera - The ... Continue Reading »
Gothic Quarter
Barcelona's Gothic Quarter (Barri Gótic) dates from medieval times, featuring narrow winding roads and impressively haunting architecture. On the ... Continue Reading »
Montserrat
Located about 30 miles (50 km) northwest of Barcelona is Montserrat - the 'Serrated Mountain'. The mountain gets its name from the rock formations which look ... Continue Reading »
Las Ramblas
Las Ramblas, a series of 5 stretches of road that run through central Barcelona, is known collectively just as La Rambla. It's name comes from a stream (raml ... Continue Reading »
Sitges
Known for its nude beaches and sporting one of the most vibrant gay communities in Europe, the Spanish beachside city of Sitges located South of Barcelona is ... Continue Reading »
Barcelona Cruise Port
Welcome to the vibrant Catalan capital, Barcelona! With its laid-back Mediterranean setting, exciting Modernist architecture and labyrinthine Gothic Quarter, ... Continue Reading »
Dalí Museum
The small coastal town of Figueres, just north of Barcelona, is known for only one thing - Salvador Dalí. Though the artisit's fame brought him to more ... Continue Reading »
Güell Park (Parc Güell)
Güell Park is known as one of Gaudí's most colorful works and its expansive display of this artist's playful architecture is what makes it one of ... Continue Reading »
Joan Miró Museum (Fundació Joan Miró)
The works of Joan Miró, one of Barcelona's most famous 20th century artists, are displayed in this building in the Parc de Montjuïc. The gallery ... Continue Reading »
Barcelona Aquarium (L'Aquarium)
Barcelona's Aquarium is one of the largest in Europe and boasts one of the most impressive collections of Mediterranean sealife in the world. You will marvel ... Continue Reading »
Picasso Museum
The Picasso Museum (Museu Picasso), located in El Raval district, is Barcelona's most visited museum and occupies a medieval mansion that's worth a look for ... Continue Reading »
Spanish Village (Poble Espanyol)
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One of the most famous points of interest on Montjuïc is the Poble Espanyol. The so-called "Spanish Village" was built for the 1929 International ... Continue Reading »
Gaudí House Museum
The Gaudí House Museum (Casa Museu Gaudí) was the home of architect Antoni Gaudí for the last 20 years of his life (1906-1926). It was opened ... Continue Reading »
La Sagrada Familia
Its multicolored towers piercing the blue sky, La Sagrada Familia is no doubt the most iconic structure in Barcelona. The church, located in L'Eixample, has ... Continue Reading »
Mountain of the Jews (Montjuïc)
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Montjuïc is the hill situated on the southwestern border of Barcelona. The name of the hill translates to "Mountain of the Jews," which refers to ... Continue Reading »
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